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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
4
Evangelist J. B. DeGarmo and singer Sam Elsey wrap up a successful revival in Valley View. Many locals have joined the church. others may follow as testimonies praise the gospel plan. Services schedule includes Saturday 8:30 pm and Sunday 11 am 3:30 pm 8:30 pm with a closing Sunday night sermon and song.
A lightning bolt during an electrical storm struck a tree at the home of Robert Adkins in Mouth of Cedar. A hen under the tree was killed by the strike, splitting the bird in two.
Million and Leer shipped seven car loads of hogs and three double deckers of lambs to market this week. Hogs sold in Cincinnati at 17 to 19 cents per pound and lambs at 13 to 16 dollars per head, bands of buyers purchasing animals from multiple named suppliers including Elzie Pigg, Jim Tribble, Fount Rice, Kit Maupin, Luther, T. G. Perkins, J. H. Jones, C. C. Coy, James Lackey, Tom Black, W. B. Turley, Charles Jones, James Deatherage, Nath Noland, Nay Coy, Thompson Bar nam, Whitney Cobb, and Mrs. Gentry Jones.
Geo L McKinney and others file deeds transferring 20 acres and various parcels to buyers including May J Noland W H Parks and Dorcas Jane Phelps. Transactions include parcels in Louisville Cattle 100 and Richmond with prices from 7 25 to 10 000 and parcels of several acres. Master Commissioner transfers 25.15 acres for 1383 26 and heirs convey 78 1 2 acres for 7072 85.
Menominee Michigan June 23 a one armed operator demonstrates the Lloyd loom as the Australian government agrees to pay 250000 dollars for rights to use the machine and Lloyd's new production method. The device will weave reed and fibre for baby carriages furniture or baskets and will employ returned and crippled soldiers and sailors in Australia. A machine heads to Australia with plans for a large factory to employ heroes.
Postmasters prepare to end the sale of 2 cent and 3 cent stamped cards at business close on June 1919. They will redeem prepaid cards and stamps only if verified as valid values. The new rates revert to lower postage levels starting July 1 as ordered by Postmaster Stockton.
Burdette Ramsey of Paint Lick bought Bonnie Castle farm from Hughes and McCarty at 245 per acre, a 10 dollar rise. J S Hocker and Wm McCormack bought 26.5 acres for an above price, Col Swinebroad acquired John Fogarty farm at Danville for subdivision. Lancaster purchases by Hamilton, Smith, and Haselden Brothers moved parcels and homes, some selling above prior prices. Captain Buchanan, long associated with the county, died after a life in Madison and Carthage, ending in Washington.
Eva Roberts expresses gratitude to her friends for loyalty and help during her recent campaign in the Lexington Herald contest. She says she feels repaid by their interest and faithfulness and signs off cordially.
Retail note indicates a shop led by George B. Manager at 1746p offering ladies’ work as a specialty with an emphasis on up-to-date offerings.
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