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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1922

Page

2

Ford Presidency Talk Sparks Another Ford Joke

The report that Henry Ford is a candidate for the Presidency is cited as proof of a new Ford joke. A higher tariff on dress goods risks shortening skirts again, blaming the Republicans. A Treasury official admits puzzlement over falling income tax receipts. The Shipping Board liquor sale row sees the Anti-Saloon League and Adolphus Busch align briefly.

Henry Ford Ford Anti-Saloon League Adolphus Busch

Toast Sandwich With Eggs And Green Olives

A recipe yields six servings in 26 minutes. Ingredients include Spanish green olives eggs milk onion butter and bread. Toast bread lightly, melt butter, sauté onion, add eggs and olives until creamy and hot, then fill toast halves and serve with parsley or watercress.

Farm tragedy ends in Clark County death mystery

Matt Rodgers aged 57 was found dead on J. T. Stokely’s Clark county farm. His face was disfigured by hogs and investigators believe he died after a fall from a pony.

Matt Rodgers J. T. Stokely Clark County

Wheeler Discusses Dry Law Sentiment At Meeting

Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League told the International Sunday School Association in Kansas City that claims labor wants beer and light wines are unfounded. He cited a May 16 Pennsylvania 33rd district test, noting large spending to defeat an anti prohibition candidate and asserting Prohibition enforcement is a success with health and wealth gains. He argued the Eighteenth Amendment deserves strong respect as the law of the land.

Kansas City Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League of America International Sunday School Association Wheeler Pennsylvania United States Kelly Congress Unite States Missouri

Richmond Scouts Beat Berea in One-sided Match

In Boonesboro Saturday the Richmond Scouts defeated Berea 9 to 5. Berea suffered from an injury to a key player and committed many errors enabling Richmond to capitalize on miscues. Saufley Cox and Dunn led the hitting with Belue and Jayne solid in the field as Pete Hisle’s coaching prepares a fast, competitive squad.

Boonesboro Berea Richmond Berrea Saufiey Sautley Cox Pete Hisle Coxe Saufley Ricci Belue Dunnis McDougle Jaynerf Rowlett Shrewsbury

Excursion Trains Sought To Boonesboro Beach

L N officials from Paris Louisville and Cincinnati meet Dr D J Williams of Richmond to discuss direct excursion trains from Cincinnati and Louisville to Boonesboro Beach. Beach attendance topped 5 000 Sunday with 1 500 bathers the record for the season. Visitors from New York Cincinnati and elsewhere stay at the Boonesboro hotel amid growing demand.

Morrison L. & N. Railroad Paris Metcalf Louisville F. D. Bush Cincinnati D. J. Williams Richmond Boonesboro Beach Boonesboro New York New

Colored Column reflects local departures and visits

Mr Addison Gentry, guest of his parents on Irvine Street, has left for the east. Mrs Lena Belle Pugh and her son Roderick departed for Chicago to visit Mrs Pugh’s mother.

W. B. Chenault Addison Gentry Lafe Gentry Irvine, Street East Lena Belle Pugh Roderick Chicago

Meeks Family Holiday Visit and Local News

Silver Creek customs note multiple Meeks families visiting in Richmond and Lancaster. Sam Meeks Jr rejoices over a 10 pound son named William Samuel. Mrs. Walker West and her daughters visited relatives near Paint Lick as residents stay busy canning fruit.

Charlie Meeks Ed Meeks Richmond Floyd Smith Etta Grant Lancaster Sam Smith Jake Browning Lowell Mayhall West Leslie West Paint Lick C. L. West West Walker West Sam Meeks Sam Meeks, Jr William Samuel Lillian Virginia

Miss Liettie Burnett Visit and Local Revival Notice

Terrill notes Burnett visiting sister in Lexington while Rev Haney of Winchester conducts a revival at Estill Station school house on Speedwell pike all week with all invited. Miss Flossie Gentry and Mr Burnam Isaacs wed in Richmond Wednesday morning by Rev A J Tribble. friends extend congratulations. Mr and Mrs Chas Rogers and daughter Aileen Williams of Richmond spent Sunday with...

Liettie Burnett Lexington Haney le Winchester Estill Station Speedwell Pike Flossie Gentry Burnam Isaacs Richmond A. J. Tribble Chas. Rogers Aileen Williams

Local Social Notes and State Convict Transport Costs

Relatives of Mr and Mrs Dave White and children visited relatives in Richmond over the weekend. Mr Leonard Rice spent Sunday with Lexington friends. A number attended the ball game at Blue Lick on Sunday. Miss Zeta Marshall and Delma Marshall with Messrs Alien Huster and William Campbell attended a meeting at McKee Sunday. The transport of convicts to prisons across counties cost Kentucky seventeen thousand seven hundred nineteen dollars and fourteen cents.

Dave White Richmond Leonard Rice Lexington Blue Lick Missses “Zeta Delma Marshall Messrs Alien Huster William Campbell McKee State of Kentucky

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