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Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

2

Three Shepherds For Wool Duties

Richmond Daily Register reports on the wool tariff debate highlighting Senators Warren Kendrick Gooding and Smoot as key proponents. The piece notes Warren as a leading shepherd figure and outlines support for the 33 cents per pound duty on scoured wool amid party lines and regional interests.

Washington Dolliver Iowa Warren Wyoming Abraham Senate Kendrick Gooding Idaho Senator Smoot Utah Mormon Church California

Mules Shipped Into Kentucky From Other States

678 head of mules were shipped into Kentucky from other states during the year ending December 1 1921.

Kentucky

Edenton Community Notes Include Harvests and Visits

Local farmers engage in harvesting as residents share weekend visits. Walter Tudor, recently ill, is reported out. Families and friends visit and attend a Berea commencement. Various households hosted relatives and neighbors across Edenton over the weekend.

Walter Tudor Wilbert Davis W. M. Long T. S. Warren Bessie Hughes Herbert Teater Otis Teater Stella Anna Mae Marietta Whitaker Golda Lillian Howard Robert Clark Berea Edward Hunter Gilbert and Henry Joe Davis Flossie Woods Nicholasville Myrtle Warren Louis Collins James Teater Jasper Long Clell Short Rinur Lorg Newby

First trolley street car in Kansas City drives May 1 1885

The first world street car using a trolley wire ran in Kansas City on May 1 1885. The line ran south of Westport, extending beyond the then known Westport Horse Car Line.

Kansas City Westport

Mercury Facts Ignite Curious Solidity Discussion

A compact science note compares Mercury to the Moon in size and density. It states Mercury is about three times the Moon’s diameter, a more solid body than Earth, and would weigh as much as a lead sphere of the same volume.

Mercury Earth

Tibetans Cleanse Faces with Butter Instead of Water

The passage notes Tibetan customs of avoiding water contact, using a stick of butter kept on the ground for up to sixty years to wash the face and hands, reflecting unconventional daily hygiene practices observed.

Brough to Lecture at Redpath Chautauqua

Hon. Charles H. Brough author educator and former Arkansas governor will lecture on Americas Leadership of the World at the Redpath Chautauqua. He holds a PhD from Johns Hopkins and has spent sixteen years teaching economics and sociology before becoming governor. He is a noted writer on state and national problems and will headline the event.

Charles H. Brough Arkansas America Johns Hopkins Uni Mississippi United States

Early Kentucky notes include road work and education

The State Highway Department in 1921 contracted to build 9.31 miles of waterbound macadam highway in Laurel county. May saw a surge in softwood purchases. Summer school at the University of Kentucky opens with more than 600 teachers expected.

State Highway Department Laurel County University of Kentucky

Kentucky and Mississippi figures in early 20th century data

The text lists John Sharp Williams education at the Kentucky Military Institute, 1920 livestock totals for Bourbon county, 1920 and 1916 population for Grayston county, county land acreage, a large coal tipple at Lynch Kentucky with cost and capacity, and Kentucky state tax figures for the year ending June 30 1921 including fines and forfeitures and projected tax yields.

John Sharp Williams United States Mississippi Old Kentucky Military Institute Frankfort Bourbon County Iynch

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