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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1919

Page

10

Local Notices From Brookstown and Richmond

Miss Nannie Bonny spent last Friday with her mother in Richmond. Mr. Luther Barclay has his tobacco on the market. Miss Mary Delta Reid spent last Sunday with Mr. Parke. Miss Nannie Bonny spent last Sunday with Mr. Hisle at Banyon's Grove. Mr. Jacob Parke has his tobacco stripped. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Parke spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Reeves.

Brookstown Nannie Bonny Richmond Luther Barclay Mary Delta Reid Parke Jacob Parke J. I. Reeves

State tax plan eyed as lawmakers asked to cut auto levy

State Tax Commission seeks a bill to impose a tax on automobiles and other motor vehicles, urging legislators to act. In Kentucky transactions, Clark County National Bank stock sold at Winchester: R. P. Taylor $287, Annie E. Cooper $286, and R. P. Taylor $289 per share. Middlesboro case: J. T. Poore wins $7,000 from Kentucky Utilities Co over his son Dewey Poore’s years earlier electrocution. Peabody Syndicate buys 100000 acres from Chicago interests.

State Tax Commission Clark County National Bank Winchester R. P. Taylor Annie E. Cooper Middlesboro J. T. Poore Kentucky Utilities Co Dewey Poore

Christmas tree delivery offer in Kentucky counties

Local ad fragment offers Christmas tree delivery to residents in Clay and adjoining Kentucky counties. Shelton Sauftey and RJ McKee advertise home delivery at a reasonable price, with contact phone numbers included in the notice.

HEMMPITOCHING and Miss Soustey Mail Orders

Fragmentary OCR note likely references Miss Soustey and C. L. Steele with mail order prompt attention, mentioning a yard and Matore Lexington. Details are unclear but centers on a local business or advertisement style line. The readable items are names and a location in Lexington with mail order context.

Soustey C. L.steele Lexington

Menalus Pike Reports Cold Weather Aids Hog Slaughter

The article notes many people taking advantage of cold weather to kilta hogs and farmers busy stripping tobacco for the early market. Tobacco raisers are receiving good prices while a few still shuck corn. Heavy rain and high waters in Silver Creek affected the region with several locals attending events.

Silver Creek Madison House

Will Anderson sale brings good prices at auction

The sale of Mr Will Anderson Saturday drew a large crowd and high prices as the farm changed hands for Paint Lick. Residents note social visits from Lancaster and Jackson guests while local produce, including a turkey lot, netted 225.50. Christmas spirit and Rockwood coffee advertising close the fragment.

Will Anderson Anderson Paint Lick Lucy Henderson Lancaster J. M. Campbell John ‘Maupin Jackson

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Lexington, Ky Lexington, Kentucky Hallmark Store Mr. Hisle Banyon's Grove Kentucky Motors Corporation Broadway W. Main Street Peabody Syndicate Chicago Clay Aeeslie Counties Kentucky Menalus the Chestnut Louisville, Ky Fayette County Edw H. Byars & Son First & City National Bank Building J. W. Maupin Sallie Adams W. A. Henderson Fans J. M Campbell George Sheton B. F. Brown Jane Campbell Santa Claus D. B. McKinney & Co Lowery & L Parrish & S Arnold Wm Sai Bob Madison Tobacco AY P Ar Yek& Vi Taylor & 0 Hughes Smith Warner
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