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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
4
Miss Mildred Hawkins will present at the opera house Saturday and attendees may be admitted free. This friendly pitch suggests a better investment than the classifieds for those seeking results from 25 cents.
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station will inspect about 100 Ashland fields this summer to ensure purity and deter mislabeling with foreign varieties or weeds. The June 15 to June 25 tour covers southern to northern Kentucky, with weed checks and a catalog of seed sellers to aid farmers in obtaining Ashland seed.
One year ago today Alvin T Hert a Louisville capitalist and Republican leader was buried in Louisville James Kelly a Toledo radical clashed with two hundred police before being killed Police say Kelly died by self inflicted action rather than surrender Rear Admiral Sims speech in England stirred Irish sympathy in America Congress debates investigation of derogatory Irish remarks Barbourville tensions eased with sheriff appointment during Bart Rei examing trial Will Lee killing suspect Will Lee Bart Rei testifies show office rent increases 100 to 400 per cent before Lockwood committee in New York City
An advertisement touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a cure for long lasting indigestion and colic. It claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee after one dose. H. L. Perry & Son and druggists nationwide market the product.
The Eastern baseball team sails to Bowling Green for a two game set with Western Normal. Coach Hembree plans pitching by Welch and Dunaway with Lewis at times and Fox catching. Eastern seeks two wins to cap a 9 2 season and win the series after earlier success against Union and a Richmond victory.
In Edenton the frequent showers let farmers finish setting tobacco while social news highlights Miss Fannie Warner hosting friends in honor of Misses Flossie Warren and Sadie Chandler. Local visits include Amos Ray with McCreary ties, Poosey Ridge beat McCreary 6 to 3, and several residents visiting relatives in Garrard and Buckeye counties.
The Department of Agriculture estimates United States vegetable crops in 1921 at 1.104 billion dollars, comprising 15.7 percent of total crop value. Major items include potatoes 85.0 million, sweet potatoes 87.0 million, and tomatoes 92.0 million farm value, with cucumbers, watermelons and cabbage around 45.0 million each. Harm gardens contribute 0.406 billion.
A message promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to improve facial expression and overall vitality. It claims the product strengthens nerves and tones the body to resist fatigue, suggesting it helps worn, tired appearances.
The Title Kilgo of the Southern Methodist church lies critically ill in a Memphis hospital with officials awaiting further medical updates and determining next steps for his care.
The department notes 1921 vegetable crop value at 65 percent of corn, near hay and forage, below dairy products, higher than all poultry, 45 percent above cotton, and 50 percent above winter and spring wheat.
Mrs. Cecil Humphrey and children of Crab Orchard spent Saturday night with her mother Mrs. Grant Sanders. Mrs. Moley Moberley and Christine visited Mrs. Jessie East Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ray visited Mr. and Mrs. S N Sanders Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. James Prewitt Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Grant Sanders visited Mrs. Clay Hardin. Mr. and Mrs. S N Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. William Ray, and Mr. John Sanders joined Mrs. Susan Broaddus Sunday. John Hardin of Silver Creek stayed with his brother Clay Hardin. Mrs. Grant Sanders and Mrs. Cecil Humphrey spent Sunday with Mrs. Forest Agee.
Frankfort Kentucky June 8 Lem Aignite a 33 was freed after four years for manslaughter in a Holy Roller meeting in Pulaski County. Governor Morrow granted the pardon on the case altering the original conviction.
When stiffness and soreness of muscles and joints make movement painful try massaging the affected parts with Chamberlain's Ointment. It will relieve the pain and help rest and sleep. June.
On Friday June 6 1922 at 10 oclock a m the assignee of Mason Dunn will auction 4 mules 2 horses 2 cows 7 cattle 2 wagons 1 binder 2 plows 2 shovels and 1 harrow on John Dunns farm near the Menelaus and Silver Creek turnpike about nine miles from Richmond Terms to be announced day of sale Powell Bos rte sheriff of Fayette County and Assignee of Major D tin June 12 14
Dr. C. G. Kreidler of Mt Sterling was named deputy state veterinarian, succeeding Dr. I. O. Snyder. The appointment was announced by State Veterinarian W. H. Simmon.
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