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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
8
Kentucky reports an exceptional blue grass seed crop in 1918 with germination tests at 70 percent and some as high as 98 percent. The Kentucky Experiment Station bulletin urges securing enough strippers and waiting for full ripening to avoid heat damage and improve seed quality to compete with Missouri.
Readable notes warn handlers to follow curing instructions for seeds this year. The fragment emphasizes practical guidance and cautions on storage.
H. D. Rayburn and others transfer parcels to Robert Harris and others. A 10 acre tract changes hands for Joe Guiley to John B. Jones? 39 acres valued at 4500 dollars. Coyle transfers 89 acres to J. E. Moore for 6000 dollars.
A brief reader note announces a music evening at Caldwell Auditorium on Thursday featuring a performance titled Music Music Music. No further details on performers or program are provided.
A severe hailstorm caused widespread crop and property damage across Lincoln Boyle and nearby areas. Wheat and gardens were flattened. livestock losses included lambs pigs and chickens. Numerous buildings barns and silos were destroyed roofs blown off and roads blocked. Officials note hundreds of acres of wheat ruined with little rain elsewhere in the vicinity.
Immediately after the Miss Nannie Ballard farm sale on the 18th a public auction will offer a six year old mare show mare by Rex Peavine and sister to Golden Glow a buggy and harness in good condition a Frazier cart and a sulky bike. td Robert Dunn agent.
Notices and ads from a 1919 issue list claims against the estate of Mrs. A. T. Million to be presented to Dr. J. B. Million by July 1, 1919. Also an advertisement for private sale of a seven room Woodland Ave home with water heat gas and electricity, and a medical patent remedy for rheumatism called Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsule with cautions about imitations.
A list of multiple individuals including Robert Sizemore and John Chapman appears in a fragmented regional report. The text names towns such as Beatville, Hopkinsville, Covington, Flemingsburg, Monticello, and Beverley with several surname references, suggesting a casualty or injury context.
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