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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
5
Regular court day sales are anticipated next Monday as producers seek to dispose of summer and fall stock amid excellent grazing conditions. Buyers speculate prices will drop soon, while mules and horses remain in demand for southern and northern contractor work and recent sales were shipped to the south and east for building and street work.
James BM Aven suffered with rheumatism for years and developed a compound he claimed dissolved uric acid deposits and expelled them from the body. He advertised that his remedy banished symptoms, with local druggists appointed as agents and a money back offer on the first two bottles to unsatisfied buyers.
Lexington reports show a lighter burley crop across Fayette and surrounding counties. Growers like J. Morgan Gentry and Dr. Samuel Halley anticipate steady pricing, with manufacturers unlikely to cut prices. yields are below 1919 levels, around 800 to 1000 pounds per acre in bluegrass counties.
Mr. Stone notes a light crop this year with losses in weight up to 25 to 30 percent and yields dropping from about 1,700 pounds per acre to roughly 1,000 in a 30 acre tract. He warns price dynamics hinge on coordinated actions among growers, warehousemen, and manufacturers.
An advertisement describes a school teacher as a user who suffered severe stomach and related issues. The claim states Mayr's Wonderful Remedy removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, with a money back guarantee after a single dose. FE. L. Perry & Son and other druggists are noted as sellers.
Mrs J J Kirby and her sons Dallas and Sam, residents east of the city, were notified in a local public notice regarding a forthcoming event.
Friday morning obituary reports the death of Benjamin Robinson, former brother-in-law, who died Thursday afternoon. The funeral is set for Saturday. Robinson was a son-in-law of Mrs. Mary E. Dalton of this city and had resided here for some time.
Livestock thefts and a safe from Berry Ruie’s store are reported in Mayford Kentucky. A safe containing 2150 dollars was carried off with two ponies belonging to Ed Hathlet and chickens owned by County Attorney Martin and R Eichoff taken.
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