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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
8
An advertisement urges readers to drive catarrh germs from the blood using S. S. S. and to seek personalized medical advice by writing to the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta Georgia.
Dr. Taylor visited Jackson on important business. Mrs. Williams and son visited Madison Indiana. W M Hisle family hosted Thanksgiving in Washington county with Gowen family. Miller families spent Thanksgiving in Cincinnati with Wagers couple. J B Adams sold his Waco farm to Hatfield Berea and take possession New Year. Logsdons of Panola spent Sunday with Bratcher family. Waco High School faculty entertained patrons.
Pupils enjoyed a Thanksgiving party last Wednesday with games, fruit, and candy as all attendees were glad to be counted among the guests. Mr and Mrs Sam Hisle hosted a turkey dinner for friends, and Misses Elizabeth and Emily Hisle from Hamilton College Lexington joined their parents for the holiday. Mr and Mrs O C Rucker and son Andrew visited friends in Lancaster for Thanksgiving.
Mrs Charity Smith remains on sick list with slow recovery. Edwin Morrow Smith welcomed at Jarrett Smith home. Mrs Rev James Ballew hosted dinner with several guests from Rogersville Richmond and Concord. County colored teachers met at the colored high school Nov 22 1919 with Miss Stella Yates presiding.
A broad classified notice offers a missing yearling lost between Richmond and the Stocker farm near Bybee with a Liberal reward. Contact E. C. Lane Berea R. D. 1 or phone 372. Also listings for farm sale including plantation near Selmar and upmiss with hundreds of acres alfalfa, livestock, and equipment. branch office at West Point Miss.
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