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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads like a brief item about Richmond with unclear names and possible names Samliny Moitor and Broyhets. readable bits point to a local register or notice page with uncertain details.
A local court in Webster South Carolina sentenced two girls to thirty days in jail for bootlegging. The case reflects enforcement actions of the era and community concerns over illicit liquor.
Compressed forage bricks made from oats and grains with molasses binder were developed at Camp Lewis. Bricks 12 by 6 by 1 1 half inches have perforations for hand breaking. Fifty animals tested. all but four accepted the feed, most gaining weight and maintaining work capacity. one stallion gained 46 pounds in thirty days.
The murder trial of W. L. Lewis for the killing of a girl has been sent to another county after the commonwealth attorney stated Bell County is too lawless to try criminals.
Mrs Herbert of Larwill Indiana describes four years of fatigue dizziness and lack of ambition. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy and ability to care for her three children and perform farm work. She recommends the medicine to friends.
Court orders redrawing several Madison County voting precincts after vote tally concerns. New boundaries fix Water Tower No. 27, Court House areas and others with specified starting points and voting places including Warfield Bennett’s garage and Menelaus and Todd schools. All voters outside new lines may vote as before. officials to publish notices and post boundary handbills.
The Victoria Hotel in Louisville will be enlarged by an addition adding 100 rooms. Local officials approve the expansion as part of the hotel's modernization plan.
Miss Hazel Moores returns from Kirksville visit to Mrs. Eugene Spurlock. Miss Bess Lowry of Huntington visits relatives, then to Irvine before returning home. Dr. Allen of Clark county visits Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Bybee. Mr and Mrs. W. B. Cornelison welcomed a son on June 5 named William Erle. Mrs. G. B. Moores hosts a spend the day event for Mrs. T. C Lowry and daughters from Huntington. Kathryne Grinstead hosts a Sunday gathering with Hazel Moores, Bess Lowry, Mildred Push, Kathryne Grinstead, R. C. Boggs, J. C. Ballard, K. L. Covington, Price Bush, and Edward Grinstead.
The new crop of cotton advance truce has been signed by key factions in New York and China market observers note the 90 point agreement as the latest effort to ease warring tensions affecting trade.
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