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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
3
The note states subscriptions are strictly cash in advance and paper will be stopped peacefully when the subscription expires. The message emphasizes immediate cash handling and an ending of print distribution at expiration.
Fragment notes a held election August 2 1919 in the Eighth Congressional district of Merer county mentioning Charles A. Hardin.
Governor Black says official duties limit voter contact and asks allies Robert L. Faulkner of Taylor county and Senator Haynes Carter of Hardin to head his campaign at the Louisville Hotel. He predicts strong support from Democrats and mountains against mountains if nominated, and asserts he will win the primary and general election.
Reports show boys in the Corn Club averaging 53.44 bushels per acre while the state farmers average 31. Taylor Smith of Garrard produced 185 bushels and Roy Steeler of Crestwood 109 bushels and 40 pounds. It is evident the boys beat the farmers.
An ad-style notice promotes fruits and vegetables with emphasis on quality. It highlights Strawberries and homegrown Cherries with prices per box, reflecting a shopper alert for careful buyers.
Fragmentary notes indicate research from a natural College presenting wheat cost data and methods to boost yields. The text discusses seed quality and detection of salts as factors, noting higher costs and cautions about methods that raise expenses without proven gains.
An unclear report notes a slow blue grass harvest with drivers and laborers paid about 5 dollars per day. Shipped crops and local dealers are mentioned, but details are fragmented and who is responsible remains unspecified.
Fragmentary lines suggest a mistrustful view of aviation talk and telegraphed prophecies. The text references Atlantic ties and a wary stance about declaring expertise or ownership, indicating skepticism toward bold claims.
Fragmentary report notes Soueen Tamers house and wagon tied to a relative of Mrs. Everett Sahdlin of this city.
A quirky note extols lifting corns and calluses with fingers, claiming no pain and a playful emphasis on hands. The text emphasizes a humorous self-help tone and resists medical instruction.
Patchy OCR notes hint at a Freezone event or proposal labeled Magic. The fragment references a group or scheme named GS, plus a date or timing not fully legible.
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