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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
4
The June State Agriculture Department report notes prolonged May rain hindered soil preparation and planting. Wheat and oats show reduced yields, corn planting at 51 percent, fruit crops weakened by early frost, and farm labor remains scarce as farmers rush to catch up.
Hon Clarence Miller of Irvine disclosed to the Daily Register his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator in the district. Capt W T Short of this city is the only announced candidate so far, and a Miller versus Short contest is expected to be a close race. Miller represented Estill county in the lower House and has recent oil-industry gains in Estill and Lee counties.
The ladies of the P A C Infirmary Board thank all townspeople for food and money given for the RoseDale sale luncheon. Their hearty cooperation helped raise a neat sum a little over 200 dollars for the institution.
Mr and Mrs John M Williams and family visited Lexington last Sunday and spent the day with Mrs L C Biggerstaff. Mrs John Buckles visits friends after time in Pennsylvania. Farmers delay crops due to rain and berries look promising. Soldiers returning from France are being entertained and proud of Kentucky. Bro Willie Peel preached at Silom last Thursday and Friday to a large crowd. Telma Williams has improved after illness. Roy Roberts Shirley Williams and others went to Valley View to church Saturday night.
Silver Creek Miss Lula Burnell visits sister Mrs. Oscar Shockey. Miss Bernice Robertson spends Sunday with Miss Mabel Johnson. Mrs. Ember and ae cocee dine with Mrs. D. Lewis' family. Mr. Lonnie Hudson visits Mr. and Mrs. Robert Viars. Charles Click visits parents at Rice Station. Charlie Davis of Red House visits Isaac Davis. Fayette county Sunday schools picnic at Boonesboro bathing beach. Crowds attend the resort two Sundays running as water warms and swimming improves. Victory bands sell in New York above par.
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