Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-30
GOLDEN PLEDGES
STRICTLY BUSINESS
Will Seek To Keep Richmond At
Forefront-Friends Rally
ing To Him

ana capable man 10 I'LL the pl1iSe
of Mayor of Richmond, the r,any
friends and ardent supporters of
Mr.. Robert Golden were not
slow in choosing him as their pre-
ferable candidate. the man they
felt sure would be the winner. in
the August primary, AMI in his
election give the people a mayor
who would be fearless in his dut-.
| les. progressive in his ideas and
trustworthy in office
Mr.. Golden was born and :ais-
ed i'll Madison county. Thiit y-
four years ago he moved to Rich
mond where he has continuously
resided. In appreciation Sf his
sturdy qualities, forceful leader
ship and the interest he has al
ways taken in the development
and material progress of the
town, he has been elected az
member of the city council for
eight years straight, the record
of no other councilman can ex-
coed Mr.. Golden's, showing rs it
does the high esteem in which he
is held by his constituents and the
citizenship generally.
If elected Mayor of Ricnn:Und.
and his friends already have
predicted for him a big majority
Mr.. Golden promises to see to
it that the city gets value re, CIV
cd for every dollar spent TN m
provements and in all municipal
departments; that he will have
personal supervision over the
work, cooperating with the COM
missioner and other officers in
their respective duties. The next
four years he would spent as "a
servant of the people" advancing
Richmond's causes in every way
possible. He would also endea
vor to lower the taxation rate.
vet keep the city clean and up-to-
date throughout. The present
inadequate drainage system
would be improved and all I'M
healthful rubbish and garbage
eliminated Under his admins
tration he would see that the LAW
was enforced. that peace and or
der might dominate Richmond.
MIR Golden is a strong belle yer
i'll the ladies' prerogative to vote.
and if he is chosen the next May
or of Richmond he proposes to
have a Health Board, composed
of some of the best business wo-
men of the town two from each
ward, and the power be given
them to elect the Health Officer
IF the voters will stand behind
me and give me the reins of the
city government for the ensuing
term" said Mr.. Golden. Il will
give them an administration that
will meet with their approval in
every respect. I will set things
right, and bring about a better
ment Of conditions that will ap-
peal to every man and woman in
the town"
During the eight years in
which Mr.. Golden has served on
the council he has demonstrated
his ability, his qualifications for
enacting laws for the betterment
of the city. and for a more pros
porous community. Possibly no
man III the town was more con-
spicuously identified with the I'M
dertaking of making Richmond
dry than Mr.. Golden. He be-
lieved in the principle of prohibi-
ton and exerted his best efforts
to bring about the change. He
has the will power and the init
ative. He feels that he can serve
the peoples best interest as May
or, and not that they should serve
him. Mr.. Golden's candidacy was
endorsed by ex-Mayor Woods in
letter published in the Daily Reg
lister some weeks ago and with
which the public is familiar.
On account of Mr.. Go1den's as
sociate in business having been
confined to his room for some
time by sickness, he has been un-
able to see all the voters; hence,
he is asking that everyone who
is interested in progressive ad-
ministration to rally to his sup
Richmond at the Forthcoming
Democratic primary, Saturday,
August 9th. III 3