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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
6
The advertisement claims eczema relief comes from a blood tonic, S. S. S., promising lasting effects by treating the source. It urges readers to write Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for expert advice and cites fifty years of market presence.
The Department of Agriculture and Development reports Mexico City cotton crop at 78,392,700 1918 kilos equal to 2.20 pounds per unit. The estimate reflects a national agricultural measurement for the season.
The notice states subscription rates for Richmond readers: out of city 32.00 per year, 2.00 for six months, 1.00 for three months. in city by carrier 10 cents weekly, or 85 cents per month. Cash in advance required and papers stop when expired.
The Daily Register announces candidates for nomination for the Democratic Primary on August 2 1919. Charles A Rardin is named for Representative in Congress in the Eighth Congressional district pending party action and the ensuing special election.
George W. Wickersham, former U S attorney general and Republican, says a December trip to Europe shifted his stance on a league of nations. He claims the change came from facts not argument, noting that a coalition of nations is needed to guarantee peace and uphold international law. He asserts Americans should lead in providing that guarantee.
The piece argues Wilson’s appeal last fall to elect a Congress to back his league policy failed, claiming a thoughtless public yielded to partisan politicians who care only for spoils of office, and warns of the resulting consequences and mischief.
Public sale of a 70 acre tract on the west fork of Otter Creek in Madison County following a court order from the Madison Circuit Court May term 1919. Sold to highest bidder at 11 oclock am on the premises on credit of six or twelve months by commission Terriel.
News from Paris reports strong opposition to the League of Nations covenant in the United States Senate. Observers expect President Wilson has few supporters in the Senate and anticipate a revision that would block American membership, seen as dooming the league and endangering future world peace.
American soldiers in occupied Germany reportedly send about 30000 dollars daily to home, according to post office estimates. Army officers confirm funds move through post offices while welfare groups note other substantial transfers.
The Lexington district conference of the M. E. Church South will meet at College Hill June 17 and 18. It is hoped as many members as can attend will be present at the meetings.
Immediately after the Miss Nanniée Ballard farm sale next Wednesday the 18th a splendid six year old combined mare by Rex Peavine and sister to Golden Glow will be sold at public auction plus a buggy and harness good as new a Frazier cart and a sulky bike. Robert Dunn Agent.
The regular monthly meeting of the Madison County Medical Society will be held in the office of Dr. H. G. Sandlin on June 19 at 7 30. Papers will be read by Drs. H. C. Jasper and M. M. Robinson. Full attendance is requested due to other business of vital importance. J. G. Bosley, Sec.
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