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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
2
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The Harlan Enterprise a new sixteen page paper received at the Kentuckian Citizen office this week. Editor Jesse M Alverson formerly of Paris is a fluent writer and hustling editor known across Kentucky. Merchants in Harlan are eager to use the Enterprise as an advertising medium to boost local business.
Long Tom Chenault Auctioneer is touted as the best in the state and urged to discuss sales with him for buying or selling occasions. The brief promotes his expertise and local reputation.
A biblical verse from Malachi 3 10 urges tithers to bring offerings to the storehouse for meat in the Lord's house and promises blessings beyond measure if they prove him. The passage emphasizes divine provision and faithfulness.
Danville editor Col V W Richardson announces his Democratic candidacy against Congressman Ralph Gilbert. Richardson, longtime party worker and former secretary to several Kentucky senators, has prior service in Washington and led Danville’s internal revenue office. He and his supporters expect a formal platform soon.
Col Vern on Richardson announces intent to enter the Democratic congressional primary and vows a spirited campaign across the district. He plans to critique Judge Gilbert's House record and outlines a platform within days, backed by strong local Democratic support.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Limp Rogers on Sunday. The Ray couple and baby visited the Sanders home with S. N. Sanders. Dewey Dailey and Mate Cosby guests were noted Saturday night. Lafayette Warmoth hosted War moth Friday night with Robert War moth. Floyd Snyder of Gilead visited the Sanderses Sunday. Jesse East entertained friends and relatives Sunday. Simp Rogers and family visited the Longs Sunday. Mrs. More Casey stayed with her brother Hubert Casey Friday night. Mrs. Jim Prewitt and children visited Mrs. Carl Baker Saturday. Clay Hardin and family are in Jeresam ine county for a few days.
A Madison Circuit Court order of sale schedules a public sale at Richmond Kentucky on July 6 1922 at 11 am. Commissioner will offer Lots 3 and 5 in Richmond Investment Co Addition fronting Main street opposite the colored high school, first with improvements then the vacant lot and then the whole property to satisfy A H Thomas debt with six percent interest. Credit terms six and twelve months require sale bonds payable to the Commissioner with lien on property until paid.
Dallas reports Slang Jang a famed Texas dish created by Mrs Ransone of Cleborne Tex It blends liquids with Mexican piquancy and relish and has been served at homes and galas across Texas to guests from around the world The recipe includes tomatoes oysters pepper sauce crackers onion vinegar pickle and tobasco served over ice in three minutes with no cooking required
The Associated Press reports that prohibition helped cut poverty in many families, with ten of 17 cities showing fewer cases. Yet in ten cities during the dry year more families were under care than in the wet year, per findings from the American Association for Organizing Family Social Work and the Boston Family Welfare Society.
Ben Marshall of Frankfort holds the office of Secretary for the Kentucky State Tax Commission, a key administrative post guiding tax policy and agency operations.
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