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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1920
Page
4
Of the delegates chosen for the Chicago convention 145 are instructed for Wood 100 for Johnson 78 for Lowden and 39 for Harding 479 are uninstructed Of the 706 delegates selected for the Democratic National Convention only 255 are instructed A campaign for instructions has been made only by Cox and Palmer.
Richmond occupies an important midway position on the Dixie Highway between Cincinnati and Louisville. FE H Sandlin notes Main street paving would aid motorists and tourists passing through, with local officials and residents hoping for improvements soon to boost the city’s appearance and visitor access.
Antioch church schedules sermon by Rev. Holder starting May 30 with services lasting several days. All members urged to attend as the pulpit will be occupied.
Potts Gold Dust Flour promises better bread with a convincing pitch. The ad urges Pry and be convinced and asks readers to use Rookwood Coffee to vanquish coffee troubles. Buy Rookwood today from D. B. McKinney & Co. 106 6t.
Richmond automobile dealers report difficulty securing machines as a Cincinnati strike disrupts shipments. Repairs in Cincinnati are hard to obtain while northern factories try direct delivery routes. Last week several thousand machines were driven through Cincinnati toward owners in the area.
Miss Lena Newman hosted a dinner May 19 honoring her mother Mrs. Louisa Newman. Attendees included Mrs. Oldham and daughter Mrs. James Miller, and Mrs. Nettie Todd of Frankfort. The piece notes several visitors, baptisms at First Baptist, and the formation of a Colored Women's Republican Club with officers and speakers.
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