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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
2
The Richmond Daily Register lists M SAUFLES Mditer and Frepride as the foreign advertising representative for The American Press Association. It notes Associated Press membership and confirms the paper’s exclusive rights to republication of news dispatches credited and local news published herein.
Democrats urged men and women to wake up to the importance of the new law. Unless the suit pending nullifies it, no person will be able to vote in future elections unless registered this year. Registration is held only once, so remembering to have your name listed is crucial.
Indications point to many county voters missing the need to register at their precincts during the July 10 and 11 statewide registration. Republicans plan to register en masse, with town leaders pushing every Republican to vote and register.
A health note states nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It suggests relief may be found by applying Chamberlain's Liniment to ease pain and improve sleep and rest for those afflicted.
A joint meeting of the Men’s idle Classes of the Christian Churches of Winchester North Middletown and the First Christian church of Richmond will be held at the Forest Grove Christian church in Clark county on Sunday June 25. The gathering starts at 10 with the study of the Sunday School lesson and features a program by prominent speakers. A picnic lunch will be served.
St Louis on June 20 reports the Hair dressers and Cosmeticians Association with about 250 members says bobbing hair among women grows in popularity. The association will align with the State Board of Barber Examiners to stop cutting children's hair but continue bobbing hair for women.
Madison Circuit Court Commissioner will sell at 11 a m July 6 1922 in Richmond Kentucky two lots Nos 3 and 5 in Richmond Investment Company Addition fronting 50 feet on Main Street and 225 feet deep Opposite the colored high school. Sale includes improvements and vacant lot with preference to the improved lot then the vacant then whole property. bids cover A H Thomas debt interest and costs totaling 1415.20 with six and twelve month credit and six percent interest bonds payable to the Commissioner. R B Terril Master Commissioner C C C Wallace Barnum Greenleaf Attorneys jun 20 29 jul 5
Miss Amanddla Burrus and her mother attended the party. Mr Wallace Kanatzar visited T F Million and family. Farmers are recovering crops after rain. Several visits recap a quiet weekend in the community. Miss Advie Keats Crane, 65, of Frankfort, died June 19 after a lingering illness.
A brief advertisement urges readers to cut out the notice to buy Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and digestion. The cutout serves as a reminder to purchase the product.
Stephenson wins three firsts to total 28 points at Easemn Field Day earning gold. Galbraith takes silver with 17 points, while Riley and Reynolds tie for third at 10. Events include sprints, shot put, long jumps, pole vault, relays and throws with multiple podium finishes for Stephenson and rivals.
Rev Otis Huston from Lexington and I H Harold from Tennessee conduct a revival series at Mt. Tabor Church Paint Lick. Morning service is 11 o'clock and evening service 7 30, continuing through the week. Everyone is invited to attend these gospel messages.
Regulations governing the concentration of bonded spirits in a small number of warehouses have been forwarded to Collector Robert H. Lucas for review and action.
James Iogan, 24, drowned Sunday night near Bowling Green. Rescue crews recovered the body and withheld other details pending investigation.
Leroy Lewis of Eastern held Paint Lick to two hits and no runs in the season finale, beating Jim Lackey who allowed five hits and one run. The game featured sharp fielding, no-hitters until the eighth, and key plays including White stealing home and a disputed tag at third. Eastern finished with 5 runs on 5 hits while Paint Lick managed 3.
Mr and Mrs David Feld and Mr and Mrs Jack Cohan of Paris were hurt when their car skidded off the road near Fal mouth.
Irvine Yanney Murray bought a new Dixie Flyer. Mrs. Monroe McKinney visited her parents at Moberly. Judge Hugh Riddell appeared in Jackson midweek. F. P. Kenzan returned from Indiana. John Whitman of Winchester visited his parents. William Terrill of Richmond stayed with his sister. H. W. Schmidt returned from Louisville. Mrs. C. D. Lakes was in Berea last week. Mrs. M. L. McFerran visited Lexington on Wednesday.
When stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints make movement painful, massage the affected parts with Chamberlain's Ointment. It will relieve pain and make rest and sleep possible. June.
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