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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
2
The Daily Star announces the following cai votes for office subject to Democratic Party action. The notice lists subscription rates and delivery details for Richmond.
The Department of Agriculture plans wide soil testing to determine load bearing and subsoil effects on road durability. Maryland tests focus on highways prone to failure, aiming to locate conditions favorable to wear and permanence and guide future road construction.
Chicago scene notes top baseball leaders as May reports show Jack Four nier with a .383 batting average rising from .283 the prior week. Cy Williams climbs to .320 from .276 while Hornsby leads with .493, George next at .398, Nicholson at .380 as slumps shift the rankings.
Nathan Straus says dying rich is a disgrace and notes many people will help him die with dignity, reflecting his stance on wealth and social responsibility.
Mrs Susie Sacatanskky of Bayonne New Jersey reports six months of back and leg pain fatigue and headaches from female trouble. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained health and vigor and can work again. The ad extols the medicine as standard and dependable after forty years of popularity.
The Scrub nine of Madison High School defeated Caldwell 15 to 9 in Friday’s opener. Many hits and few errors marked the game, with Stone and Clouse behind Madison’s batteries and Aliman and Young catching for Caldwell.
A marriage license was issued Saturday morning to Jesse Chaney 21 of Price Ky and Dahlia Duelin 21 of Clanding Ky. They returned to the prospective brides home where the wedding will take place Saturday evening.
Russell Grinstead, a Waco graduate, has accepted a position in Akron Colorado this week. He is regarded as enterprising and capable, a favorite among his teachers, with a strong school average and a promising career outlook.
The Senior play The Fruit of his Folly will be staged at Waco High School on June 17. Music will be provided by Orville Coomer of Speedwell with Tabitha Cobb, a Waco High graduate, joining on piano. Coomer attends the University of Kentucky electrical engineering program. The music is expected to enhance the entertainment.
Mrs Elsie Guyn and her son visit the Guyn family in Henry county. The B Y P A held a Wallace ton pike picnic with lunch and a merry mood. Fay Ward, recent Harlan High grad, stays with her parents for the summer. Joe Boain to build three fourths mile of pike connecting Frog branch and White Lick pikes. Wilson Browing sells 90 acre place to Dr Pope and Dave Henry with possession next January. Cold weather harmed cherries and peaches. strawberries are short at 1.20 per gallon while blackberries look strong. Mrs S T Bowling returns from London after visiting relatives.
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