Richmond Daily Register Political Announcements 1919
The Richmond Daily Register lists Democratic primary candidates to be nominated on August 2 1919 for the Eighth Congressional district of Mercer county. Foree HK Bailey Collins is named for Representative and Charles A Hardin for Congress subject to party rules and special election outcomes.
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Politiuvas
Daily Register
Foree HK
Collins
Merrer County
Charles A. Hardin
Leaders Named for L A Drive in Kentucky Campaign
District managers for the Salvation Army Home Service fund drive in Kentucky outside Louisville and Jefferson county were announced by Colonel I Sobel. Districts 5 6 8 9 10 cover Lexington Danville Richmond Barbourville Paintsville and more with June 23 to 30 set for the campaign to raise 13 million dollars for home service work amid praise for the Army’s France relief.
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Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Kentucky
Louisville
Jefferson County
I. Sobel
Miss Anne Coushaine
Lexington
Anderson
Franklin
Jessamine
Mercer
Shelby
Scott, Spencer
Woodford
L. Gilliam
Danville
Adair
Boyle
Cassey Creary
Marion
Pulaski, Russell, Taylor and
Wayne
James I. Golden
Richmond
Bath
Estill
Garrard
Jackson, Lee
Lincoln
Madison
Menifee
Montgomery
Porwell
Rockcastle
Wolfe
H. N. Woodson
Barbourville
Bell
Breathitt
Clay
Harlan, Knott
Knox
Laurel
Leslie, Letcher
Owsley
Perry
Whitley
E. H. Decker
Paintsville
Boyd
Carter
Elliott
Floyd
Greenup
Johnson
Lawrence
Magoffin
Martin
Morgan
Pike
Rowan
Salvation Army of America
Europe
Salvation Army
France
America
Local Notes on Summer Schools and Visits
Miss Violet Turner travels to Tuskegee Institute to attend summer school. Mrs Zedia Miller returns home from Anderson Indiana to visit relatives. Miss Georgia L Walker goes to Knoxville College for summer study. Mr E M Embry called to Cincinnati for wife illness. Miss Mirmie Bennett attends Oblen College summer sessions. Mrs George Reynolds of Berea visits Frankfort. Rev Willow visits Frankfort. Rev Geo Miller returns from Middlesboro. St Paul A M E School to hold a 10¢ rally June 22 to fund delegates for the London convention. Mrs Eva Chenault ill at Irvine. Lois G Miller ill at Irvine. Lawn fete planned at Moberly avenue residence Saturday evening for the Epabaaray Baptist church.
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Violet Turner
Tuskegee Normal Grand Industrial Institute
Tuskegee Institute
Ala
Zedia Miller
Anderson
Ind
Lafayette Gentry
Georgia L. Walker
Sumer
Knoxville College
E. M. Embry
Cincinnati
Mirmie B. Bennett
Oblen College
George Reynolds
Berea
Willow
Frankfort
Geo. Miller
Middlesboro
St. Paul
A/M
London
Eva Chenault
Irvine
Lois. G. Miller
Irvine Street
Maria
Moberly Avenue
B.; Street
Epa
Foxpital Club
Gracie Urbe Miesary
Tigers Rally Slowed by Injured Player and Ten-Strike Night
The report notes an injured Browns player carried from the field after a high catch at first base as W White led a lineup swap. Richmond Tye dominated on the mound with ten strikeouts, while batters Danson Winchseter Tuttle and Hakins faced him. Umpires Cobh and Buckner.
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W. White
Tigers
Tye
Richmond Tye
Danson
Winchseter
Tuttle
Hakins
Cobh
Buckner
Bradshaw Mill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. S. N. Sanders with daughter Nancy, and Mrs. Grant Sanders with Forest visited families this week. Roy and Tommie Long stayed with grandmother Mrs. Susan Broaddus. The Sanders sisters spent Sunday with Mrs. P. Moore and daughters. Burton Sanders and child attended preaching at Freedom. B. W. Moberly family visited the Hager household. Chester Ammon Broaddus stayed over with Mrs. Susan Broaddus Saturday night.
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S. N. Sanders
Nancy
Susan Broaddus
Grant Sanders
Forest
James Prewitt
Roy
Tommie Long
P. Moore
Burton Sanders
Freedom
B. W Moberly
W. H. Hager
Chester Ammon Broaddus
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Restores Appetite After Illness
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured years of stomach trouble and bloating enabling the writer to eat well again like a wood chopper. The advert describes the product as harmless, removing catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, with a money back guarantee and available from H L Perry and druggists.
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Mayr
Rookwood Coffee Promises Loyal Friends
Advert says try Rookwood Coffee and you will not return to ordinary coffee. It claims lasting loyalty and notes the price is the same as plain coffee. D. B. McKinney & Co. advertises at 15-6.
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Devonia
Rookwood
D. B. McKinney & Co
Laurel Oil and Gas Completes No 2 on Contrary Creek
Laurel Oil and Gas reports No 2 on Contrary Creek at 25 barrels. A power has been installed and No 1 is pumping with a good showing. Little salt water appeared. No. 1 on the 91 acre Pendegrass will start next Wednesday.
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Laurel Oil and Gas Company
Contrary Creek
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