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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
2
Experiments by the United States Department of Agriculture at Beltsville Maryland show feeding one pound of ear meal per day for each 1000 pounds live weight as most satiating. Feeding cottonseed meal in large amounts caused harmful effects, proving high protein feeds require careful rations for horses and mules.
Entered at the post office in Richmond as second class mail matter under Act of Congress of 1875.
The Daily Register lists candidates for office subject to Democratic party action. Ralph Gilbert of Shelby County and Frank Ripy of Anderson County are named. The death of Senator Bankhead makes Senator Beckham the ranking member of the Senate Committee on Post Office and Post Roads. Oscar W Underwood faces opposition in Alabama Democratic primaries over prohibition issues. Despite this, his long service makes renomination and reelection possible.
Mrs Susie Leavel visits son near Hyattsville. Misses Criscillis and Lackey of Lancaster visit Miss Fennie Dowden at Paint Lick. Mrs Harold Oldham of Richmond stays with her mother on Lexington road. Mr and Mrs Will Hamilton spend Sunday with homefolks. Miss Henrietta Riddle of Rice's Station and Miss Pearl Gillen of Bryantsville visit Miss Bessiefer of Fonso at Thomas Hearn's home. Lancaster High staff and families tour State Capitol despite rain sharing many sights. Miss Jennie Barr visits with Mrs Will Hamilton.
Lieut. Gov Ballard will act as governor for several days as Gov Morrow travels to St Louis for the Kentucky Society annual dinner and remains out of state.
Notables in education will address sessions of the Kentucky Educational Association meeting in Louisville for three days starting April 20. Speakers include Marvin Brumbaugh former Pennsylvania governor and Philadelphia superintendent, Edward Howard Greggs of New York, and James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany. Kentucky Day, April 22, features only Kentucky talent debating statewide education improvements.
The Dozier school closed March 18 with Prof Click teaching 48 days of the unexpired term. A crowd of pupils and patrons attended speeches and music by Mr and Mrs Ed Cosby. Patrons offered $117.50 to retain Click, who accepted, while local social notices mention several visits and guests among the Click and Cosby families.
Mr Bill Reams of London visits Mr and Mrs R R Reams. Mrs Fred Medhlemore and Evelyn return to Ravenna after visiting Mrs L C Morgan. Miss Ithel Waters improves after flu. Bettie Powell and Oldham Powell guest of Mrs Owen Moores. Miss Gertrude Benton of Clark Co returns home after visiting Mabel Irene Richards. Mrs L C Morgan and daughter visit sister Mrs R R Reams. Elizabeth Emily Morgan Evelyn McLemore visit grandmother Berl John Asher. Mrs Wm Asher sent to Richmond due to daughter Mrs Hardin Smith illness. Mrs C Marcum returns from Frankfort after visit with son J L Marcum. Messrs George Lohrie and F E Ashby busy building ferry boat at the ferry.
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