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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
2
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska introduced a bill to allocate 70,000,600 dollars from Federal Reserve Banks for loans to farmers to ease the current price slump and improve the farming sector.
The Somerset Journal has installed a model 14 lineotype machine under the energetic management of Cecil Williams. The paper claims no country outlet has matched this improvement in the past year and suggests Somerset is ripe for daily two column headlines.
A farmers committee formed at a mass meeting in Owensboro Kentucky urged the seven loose leaf tobacco warehouses to close for ten days to manage this year’s crop. Warehouse managers declined citing liberty to stay open. Farmers were advised to withhold low grade tobacco. A court house meeting Thursday was planned for the tobacco in committee to report.
An advertisement promotes Re-Cu-Ma with a four day money back offer. It claims benefits for the bowels liver kidneys and stomach, citing testimonials and a risk free trial at Richmond Drug Company and other drug stores. Readers are urged to try the tonic and return unsatisfactory bottles for a full refund.
Wilson NC December 8 The Ware housemen's Association of Fo uthern North Carolina announced that its members will elevate all their warehouses on December 17 for an indefinite period due to low tobacco prices. The move will close virtually the entire tobacco market in the eastern part of the state.
Washington December 8 Tariff revision will be among early actions in the extra session to be called by President elect Harding after his inauguration. Chairman Fordney announced after a conference with republican Ways and Means members that changes in the tax laws will also be considered.
For sale notices include a splendid residence with bath and outbuildings on Collins Street, Rhode Island Red cock erels and Berkshire pigs for sale, farm items, and a home in a western part neighborhood with water and heat. Contact numbers provided for each listing.
Lexington Kentucky December 8 officers who fought moonshiners in South America described brutal conditions. Prohibition agent A G McFarland of the Eastern Kentucky district recounted walking from Holden Tennessee to the moonshiners area near the Whitley Bell county line. They endured two days with minimal feed and two sleepless nights due to danger.
Officers raided a Pineville area, capturing nine stills and as many prisoners. The seizure, described by Mr. McFarland, broke the backbone of wholesale moonshifting operations in the district.
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Cham berlain's Cough Remedy describing how she uses it for children with croupy symptoms and for herself when she has a cough or lung cold a few doses relieving symptoms and a few days clearing the cold.
Southern city figures report that McCreary Simmons, joining his brother Robert, entered the automobile accessory trade across the waters. Cecil and J.P. Simmons, another two brothers, have long operated in the south and claim a lucrative business.
Report from smaller cities across the county indicates the coal shortage is easing after a period of seriousness. Shipments are arriving in various parts and a steady demand persists since the change.
The report notes many residents have secured winter supplies with prices aligned to local city rates. Shoppers report a range of prices reflecting prevailing market conditions in the area.
Doctors urge strict isolation for a bad cold to curb spread among family and coworkers, arguing colds are highly contagious and that early self care helps. They praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a strong medicine for curing colds and shortening symptoms.
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