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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
4
An old advertisement urges readers to use S. S. S. to drive catarrh germs from the blood and improve breathing. It promises “splendid results” and offers medical advice via a listed Atlanta address for individual cases.
Waco reports Dr. Taylor served Jackson for important business early in the week. Mrs. Williams and son Chas. of Madison Indiana visited Mr. and Mrs. O C Rucker. W M Hisle family and Neva Campbell with Mrs Akin spent Thanksgiving in Washington county with James Gowen. W M Miller and Mrs Eugene Miller spent Thanksgiving in Cincinnati with A B Wagers. J B Adams sold his farm near Waco to Mr Hatfield of Berea and will take possession at year’s start. M A Logsdon of Panola visited Harvey Bratcher and family. Waco High School faculty entertained the patrons and.
Pupils enjoyed a Thanksgiving party last Wednesday with games and treats. Mr and Mrs Sam Hisle hosted a large turkey dinner for friends. Misses Elizabeth and Emily Hisle of Hamilton College Lexington visited. Mr and Mrs O C Rucker and son Andrew spent Thanksgiving with friends in Lancaster.
Mrs Charity Smith remains on sick list with slow improvement. Edwin Morrow Smith welcomed by Mr and Mrs Jarrett Smith. A dinner hosted by Mrs Rev James Ballew included several guests from Rogersville Richmond and Concord. County colored teachers met November 22 1919 at the colored high school with Miss Stella Yates presiding.
Lost item noted between Richmond and the Stocker farm near Bybee a red yearling about 400 pounds with a left hip mark. Liberal reward offered. Contact E. C. Lane Berea R D 1 phone 372 rings. For sale a Barred Plymouth Rock rooster two dollars each, four or more at two dollars and fifty each. Mary Earl Deatherage phone 151-13. Farm property includes villas, houses, garage two silos and three artesian wells. 300 acres alfalfa fields. 1000 acres suited to alfalfa. 43 mules and horses 100 hogs 40 hay trucks six wagons five mowers and over 200 cattle. Best equipped plantation in East Mississippi with price and terms on request. West Point branch office through Mr J L Dunlap.
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