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Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1920

Page

2

Subscription Rates Per Year By Mail Six Months by Mail

Subscription rates listed show per year by mail and six months by mail. The text specifies prices but lacks full context or regional details.

Political Announcements From The Daily Register

The Daily Register lists candidates approved by the Democratic party for upcoming elections subject to party action. The notice names potential contenders and outlines the process for formal designation and eligibility as announced.

the Daily Register Democratic Party

Social guests from Cincinnati Lexington Providence and College Hill

A list of local visitors includes Mr and Mrs Hubert Brandenburg with their daughter from Cincinnati Mr and Mrs Vernon Griggs and family from Lexington Mr and Mrs J Chamber and daughter from Providence Mr and Mrs John Burton and family Mr and Mrs Wallace Norris and son Mr and Mrs John Will Willoughby and son Mr and Mrs Ivan Norris of College Hill Mr and Mrs H M Samuels Mrs Ida Gentry and Misses Stella and Kate Norris.

Hubert Brandenburg Cincinnati Vernon Griggs Lexington J. Chambers Providence John Burton Wallace Norris John Will Willoughby Ivan Norris College Hill H. M. Samuels Ida Gentry Stella Kate Norris

Local Social Roundup Highlights Area Visitors

Messrs. W D Watts and O H Chenault of Lexington were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Blanton on Sunday. Miss Carraleen Smith and Miss Jane Rice plan to enter Peabody College Nashville for the summer term. Mrs Florence Chlore of Frankfort, guest of Mr and Mrs Alfred Allison, returned home. Miss Irene Hanover of Covington will return home after visiting the Hamiltons. Judge Grant E Lilly of Lexington visits with his son J Marion Lilly this week.

Messrs W. D. Watts O. H. Chenault Lexington Harry Blanton Carraleen Smith Jane Rice Peabody College Nashville Florence Chlore Frankfort Alfred Allison Irene Hanover Covington

Weather and social notes from a rural community

Good rains boost tobacco setting and weed growth. Mr and Mrs Floyd Snyder hosted many relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Warmoth visited with Mr and Mrs Philip Moore for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Carl Baker visited relatives on Long Branch Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W Broaddus visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Prewitt.

Floyd Snyder Robert Warmoth Philip Moore Carl Baker Long Branch J. W. Broaddus James Prewitt

Black snake delays mail carrier ride on Bend route

Loda Walden, a 20 year Bend area mail carrier from College Hill to Moberly, found a six foot blacksnake on his carriage seat delaying his run. Postmaster A W Williams of Bend estimated the length. G W Webber and G L Edwards removed the snake, after which Walden resumed his route. J B Smith commented it was a fine specimen of a blacksnake.

Loda Walden Bend College Hill Moberly A. W. Williams Walden

Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Parties

Families and friends gathered for visits and birthday celebrations across the community. Guests included Talbott and William Jenkins families with Thomas Jenkins, Ed Barnes visiting sister Mrs James Long, and a Sunday School convention at Valley View.

Talbott Jenkins William Jenkins Thomas Jenkins Ed Barnes James Long

Fragmentary Paducah Scene Mentions Police and Citizens

Police and foremen in Paducah wear overalls as two young women on the streets are seen in similar attire. The fragment references Mrs. John Will Goodlett and Miss Leila Murphy among others in the scene.

John Will Goodlett Leila Murphy Paducah

Swift Specific Co. Blood Medicine Ad Promises Vitality

An advertisement urges readers to check for sluggish blood and claims S. S. S. purifies blood to boost disease resistance. It promotes buying the vegetable blood medicine, claiming new strength and vitality, with free medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.

Swift Specific Co Swift ,Laboratory Atlanta

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