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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
8
Turley's Men of the First Christian church gather for their annual Bible event by the river. Attendees say the gathering is a delightful evening with fellowship and music.
Black River Falls Wisconsin resident Mrs A W Brazer says Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound saved her from surgery for organic troubles and improved her health. The ad urges others with backache nervousness irregularities or mood issues to try the root and herb remedy with guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham.
The Leader notes likely coal price hikes at mines by 50 cents due to labor shortages and wage demands after peace, signaling a precarious retail coal market. Mine raise adds 35 cents to tanary, setting standard block range at 7.10 to 7.25. No delivery orders beyond 24 hours. price to be the day of delivery quotation.
The Ladies The ice cream supper at the Kavanaugh school on Thursday night drew over 800 attendees. Dr W L Gevedon will preach at 11 am and 8 pm Sunday at Kavanaugh school house inviting all to attend. Gevedon is a noted speaker and will also speak Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Bible School.
In Judge Price's court L Howe sues American Railway Express Company for the value of a large pig shipped from Richmond to Brodhead in Rockcastle county. The pig has not been heard of since leaving Richmond and its fate remains a mystery. T Lamb, a Moberly region farmer, swore out a warrant in quarterly court alleging his two sons Morris and Taylor Lamb fought with axes and a gun. In Boyle county B G Fox sold the Webb farm on the Hustonville pike to S B Gillisipie of Wayne county, containing 100 acres with possession to be given Jan 1.
Sunday School times listed for First Baptist at 9 30 and First Presbyterian at 9 30. Morning worship at 10 45 and 11 with sermons on Education for the Time and Why Differ on the Truth. Catholic and Church of Christ Scientist services noted with 7 am and 11 am starts respectively. evening service at 8 o'clock referenced. B Y P U at 7 and Calvary Baptist details included.
A Shelbyville lodge organized under the Protective Order of 1368 welcomed about 100 new members on Thursday night. The gathering highlighted prominent local business and professional men forming the nucleus of the new lodge.
Pleasant social life unfolds as residents visit relatives and host friends. Mrs Joba McKinney and Mrs Tom Whitlock return home from visits, while Mrs L Forbes, Mrs Myle Baxter, and Miss Maud Spurlin are seen in neighborhood calls. The rain continues harming unharvested wheat and Sam Royce’s condition remains unchanged.
William Smith is visiting Louisville, staying at the K E A facility. The note mentions her presence in the city and the location.
Fragmentary text from OCR shows garbled items mentioning Potter College Bowling and transfers to the State. No coherent event, date, or entities can be confirmed. Cannot determine a valid news item from the unreadable excerpt.
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