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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
4
Kentucky produced an exceptional blue grass seed crop in 1918 with tests from the Seed Laboratory of the Kentucky Experiment Station showing 70 percent germination and some as high as 98 percent. The bulletin urges securing enough strippers to wait for ripe seeds, as green seeds heat during curing and reduce germination. Kentucky aims to compete with Missouri.
Fragmentary guidance on curing seeds appears in a local notice urging readers who handle seeds this year to study the material. The readable text emphasizes practical steps and cautions for proper storage and quality maintenance.
H D Rayburn and others transfer ten acres to Robert Harris and others for Joe Guley to John B Jones. A thirty nine acre parcel sells for four thousand five hundred dollars. Coyle transfers eighty nine acres for six thousand dollars to J E Moore.
A brief notice promotes a musical program at Caldwell Auditorium scheduled for Thursday evening. Details are limited but emphasize a music event likely featuring performances.
A severe hailstorm struck the Lincoln and Boyle counties Monday reaching Silver Creek. Wheat, hemp, and other crops were laid flat with 2 to 3 inch hail. livestock and outbuildings suffered damage. many roads blocked by fallen trees. J A Robinson reported wheat on Lincoln and nearby farms ruined, while Boyle county fields were less affected.
Immediately after the Miss Nannie Ballard farm sale next Wednesday the 18th a public auction will offer a six year old combined mare by Rex Peavine and sister to Golden Glow a buggy harness a Frazier cart and a sulky bike all in good condition.
A list of claims against the estate of Mrs. A. T. Million, deceased, must be presented to Dr. J. B. Million for payment by July 1, 1919, with verification required. Also advertised is a private sale of a seven room Woodland Avenue home with water heat, gas, electricity, a stable, and a rear garage, contact Richmond Keys at phone 762.
A fragmentary OCR list shows multiple personal names tied to locations such as Beat ville Hopks ville and Flemingsburg with scattered surnames like Sizemore Chapman Fosbinger Handford Nasingale Pol litt Hoskins and Halcomb among others. The text lacks context or events to define a clear story or outcome.
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