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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
2
Investigations by the agricultural department compare wood cords to coal heat. One cord of mixed well seasoned timber equals about a ton of anthracite coal. A cord and a half of maple or two cords of cedar or bass wood match the heat of the same coal. Robert's Tribute recalls a young boy thanking his mother for a thoughtful birthday gift.
Subscription rates listed for six months and three months by mail and city carrier with weekly price. Payments required in cash in advance and paper stopped promptly after expiration.
The Daily Register announces Ralph Girgert of Shelby County as a Democratic candidate for Congress subject to party action. The notice confirms his candidacy in the upcoming race and aligns with party procedures.
Senator Beckham states in a Courier Journal reply that he will vote for ratification of the peace treaty even with Lodge reservations. He favors prompt Senate action and believes reservations should be made to secure ratification rather than delay. He previously supported adoption without reservations but now backs a satisfactory compromise.
At the P A C Bazaar Easter Bazaar on April 3 Mrs Goodloe Goodloe promotes a sale of hats, spats, neckwear and lingerie with pre war prices. The committee includes Mesdames Allen Zaring Homer Carpenter Z T Rice Lena Dickerson Elmer Parrish and J J Bosley.
Richmond advances a plan with Fourth and Fifth Class Kentucky cities to obtain legislation and benefits. The union seeks an equitable share of county road and bridge funds, collective oil buying, and other measures to ease finical strain from reduced revenue and higher municipal costs. Leaders from multiple cities organize, elect officers, and commit to biannual meetings in Louisville.
The southern Presbyterian church plans an army of minute men across fifteen states to promote the Presbyterian Progressive Program. The drive targets 368,000 members to raise 4 million dollars for missions education ministerial relief and other church activities. County road and bridge funding is discussed amid shifting town county attitudes and mutual interests among rural residents.
Local ad notes fixed price specials and regular 15 cent items like Rolled Oats Jello and Libby Beans. Features Pure Lard Nut Margarine Evaporated Milk Pecans lamp chimneys and toilet tissue with delivery offered by John L. Jones at Fourth and Moberly Richmond Kentucky.
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