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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
6
Enjoy new Columbia Christmas songs and tender ballads on the Grafonola. A festive carol or two and an old-time tune join dance tunes to round out your Christmas cheer. Call and listen to these records played on the Columbia Grafonola.
A compact vintage program listing groovy tunes and performers. It showcases one step and fox trot numbers including Moanin Meddy Cuban Moon and Emmett’s Lullaby with multiple vocalists and bands such as Paul Biese Trio Art Hickman’s Orchestra and Campbell and Burr.
County Road Engineer J. G. Baxter says a large stone wall will be built to protect the street end at the county stone quarry entrance. The city council agrees the county will furnish material and pay half the expense, with Baxter soon to begin work. The end of the street has posed a danger to passersby, prompting the improvement plan.
Hardy Smith, at the P A C In firmary, has been recovering for two weeks after hernia surgery. He represents the last of the first rush of young veterans operated on at the local institution after the special service branch was established under government jurisdiction.
Danville Kentucky Centre College students sealed keyholes to doors of the main building after hiding classroom chairs. Hopes for a holiday were dashed when the janitor found the hiding place and gained entry.
A Danville Kentucky girl linked to a rejected suitor William C. Wysong faced a slaving case in Dayton Ohio. The deceased was the daughter of a local railroad man active in church work and well known in Danville.
Master Commissioner C. F. Beard appointed receiver for the Shelby County Telephone Company and will operate the system. Berlin reports show tribunals executing about 40 persons daily during the past month.
Mrs. Clara Peacock of Seymour Indiana praises Thedford's Black-Draught for curing her stomach trouble, indigestion and constipation. She calls it gentle and effective, suitable for all ages, and urges getting the genuine product at a druggist. NC-143
Owing to many country friends being unable to attend the nine cent sale and bad weather, the store has decided to extend the sale until after Court Day.
A promotional line for Rookwood coffee praising its smooth velvet strength. The copy urges non fans to try a package and join the queue, attributed to D. B. Mc Kinney & Co. at 2876.
For sale full blooded Rhode Island Red cockerels at two dollars each while available. Contact Mrs James W Wagers by phone at Waco 24 W.
Wm. Francis dies at 23 in Louisville area funeral at home with Rev. Wade Thompson. burial in old cemetery. First Kentucky Colored Bank formed with Madison County stockholders. officers named in Louisville Herald. bank opening December 15 at 821 West Walnut with a $100000 capitalization and $10000 surplus. several local church and social notices follow in the column.
Farm for rent on Grimes Mill road Clark county also 5 brood mares for sale See Mrs Thos Erskin 420 E Manuelle Wanted Bookkeeper for garage work apply in your own handwriting New Dixie Auto Co 289 6 If you want your dogs killed call 890 Tony Wat ford 289 6p Coat For Sale House and three lots at corner of B and Walnut streets four room bungalow brand new Apply to Silas Holland 288 6p Lost Red steer weight 850 pounds with small hole in right ear liberal reward for recovery W A Arbuckle Kirksville Ky 288
Rev Solomon Blythe delivered a Thanksgiving sermon based on the theme We are the sheep without a shepherd. Children led a program at the church under Miss Vira Miller of Richmond, followed by a supper to support the church cistern project. News copy deadlines and advertising rates are also noted.
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