Tarpaulins Offer Varied Sizes At Low Prices
An advertisement touts a wide range of tarpaulins from extra heavy to double filled army grade. It promises no better quality and asserts competitive prices for all sizes.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
3
An advertisement touts a wide range of tarpaulins from extra heavy to double filled army grade. It promises no better quality and asserts competitive prices for all sizes.
Master Commissioner R. R. Terrill announces a public sale in front of Richmond court house at 1 30 p m on December 21 1922. The tract lies on Jack's Creek in Madison County bounded by T. H. Collins John Crawford Pryse Gumm and George Perkins. features two tenant houses and a tobacco barn. land suited for hemp or tobacco. sale on six and twelve month credit with six percent interest and a lien on the property until bonds and interest are paid.
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The Eastern Kentucky State Normal School and Teachers College announces it will sell its Stateland farm on the premises after court confirmation of its purchase of the William Gibson farm at Ellendale. Possession on January 1, 1923. For information contact T. J. Coates, Paul Burnam or F. C. Gentry.
For rent notice offers a nice first floor apartment with water and light. Apply to K V Schmidt's Millinery Store on 287 Main Street.
Notice to holders of 1918 series War Savings Stamps explains maturity on January 1 1923 and payment options. Stamps may be exchanged for Treasury Savings Certificates or cashed by mail with full value receipts. Local agents G P Martin and Robt Burnam JR offer certificate and heating store issue sales in Richmond Kentucky.
E W Carson for Wilson Packing Co reports purchases of fat cattle from Harris Woods Lincoln county and W H Shanks Stanford totaling multiple lots. Cattle include 18 black cattle at 9 3-4c less 3 percent shrinkage 18 white face red and roan at 9 1-2c less 3 percent shrinkage 25 1 300 pound and 25 1 175 pound cattle with various discounts. All to go on December 9. Also 40 cattle from R C Hocker Lincoln at 9 four percent shrinkage to join the sale.
Multiple 1920s style ads list for rent rooms and a house on Main Street with contact names Mrs. K G Wiggins Mrs Wes McKinney Richmond Buick Company plus a dental office opening Dr R L Hughes. Also sales offers include a Lefever 12 gauge shotgun and Kentucky Berkshire swine. Job ad seeks a girl at Kenmadrich and a Rawleigh Co opportunity offers $2000 to $5000 yearly. Office space ads note two rooms in John G Taylor Building.
Dr R L Hughes and Dr Colby Taylor are listed with office hours from 8 15 to 12 15 and 5 30 respectively.
Richard Davis and Mrs. M K Ross visited St Catherine s Academy and brought Ruth Ross home for Thanksgiving. Leon Ledford remains seriously ill. Several residents report sick lists. many hogs are killed in the cold. Church services were held with multiple ministers. Junior football beat Berea 13 7. Social gatherings include dinners and parties at Paint Lick with local families and school visits by education officials.
The Madison circuit court will sell by auction a 14 3 4 acre tract on Drowning Creek near Waco Ky on December 6 1922 at 10 a m. The high state of cultivation and proximity to churches and Waco High School mark it a desirable home. Deal includes debt and interest totaling 228 70 plus estimated costs 71 30 totaling 300 00. Credit six or twelve months with sale bonds six percent interest and a lien on the property until paid. Master Commissioner R B Terrill presides. Attorneys D Parrise and McKinney on record.
Brief dialogue features a man commenting his wife looks cold in a thin coat and her reply that she is saving up for summer, reflecting frugal or practical concerns. The exchange highlights household budgeting and seasonal attire choices.
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