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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1919

Page

4

Farm Sold Near Flanagan In Clark County

E Motch and J W Nun n ell ey of Winchester as agents for Clem Shelton sold a 50 acre farm on Two Mile Pike near Flanagan to Mr Robbins of Montgomery County. The highly cultivated tract was withdrawn from market earlier and priced at 350 dollars per acre. Possession given March 1 1920. The property is described as one of the best improved farms in Clark county.

Gee. E. Motch J. W. Nunnélley Winchester Clem Shelton Twi Mile Pike Planagan

Better Get That License

Frankfort Kentucky December 16 Auto license tags must be on machines by January 1 Major T W Wood head of the Department of Motor Vehicles said his field men will begin making arrests right after the new year At least 75000 motor vehicles it is estimated should be bearing 1920 tags by that time So far only 14123 pleasure car licenses 3092 truck licenses 2304 dealers licenses and 47 motorcycle licenses have been issued for 1920.

Frankfort T. W. Woodyard Department of Motor Vehicles

Turkish Bath Coming at the Opera House This Saturday

John Lawrence the eccentric comedian returns to Richmond for a hit show in the play A Turkish Bath. He stars as Hal O the Hill with a cast that keeps the crew laughing from start to finish in a scene billed as a debt-forgetting comedy.

Opera House John Lawrence Mr. Lawrence Richmond Hal O’ the Hill

Various Local News Briefs From Kentucky Towns

A six year old child of Rev Joseph Hall, postmaster at Millstone Letcher county, died after whooping cough. Thomas Merriman of Burgin Mercer county filed for bankruptcy with assets 1360 and liabilities 1051. A campaign seeks 600000 to build a 52000 seat stadium at Ohio State University in Columbus. Oliver C Gravey of Wilmore retires after 28 years to move to Florida. Rev J D Armstead declines renewal as pastor of the Christian Church at Cynthiana and accepts a call to Hannibal Missouri. At Crab Orchard Edward Poynter’s child burned fingers while playing with a lantern. Henry S Caywood of North Middletown returns from Nashville where he judged the National cattle show with fifteen carloads of cattle. Dr Dollar, veteran veterinary specialist for the U S Government in Eastern Kentucky, remembered for prior visits and hog cholera work, is noted as a valuable Boyle county asset.

Henry S.caywood North Middletown Nashville Tennessee Dollar U. S Kentucky Boyle County

Doctor Dollar Opens Danville Practice with Dr Fisher

The Advocate notes Dr. M. H. Dollar has ties to the government and has moved to Danville to join Dr. Fisher in a new professional association.

M. H. Dollar Danville Dr. Fisher

Brassfield Negro Arrested on Statutory Charge

Brassfield resident Morgan Phelps was arrested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Sam Bush on a statutory charge brought by Lilly Hocker. He was released on $300 bail posted by his father Bob Phelps and R L Conlee. Judge Price set the trial for Friday in county court.

Morgan Phelps Sam Bush Lilly Hocker Bob Phelps R. L. Conlee Price

Colored Killing in Clark County

Tolliver was shot and killed at Poynterville in Clark County. Clay Anderson was arrested on allegations that the two men quarreled over locking a gate used by Tolliver. both are described as colored.

Jim Tolliver Poynterville Clark County Clay Anderson Tolliver

The Great Herrmann Comes to the Opera House Tonight

The Great Herrmann returns with Felix Herrmann, nephew of the famed Alexander Herrmann, performing dazzling magic at seven years old onward. Miller's band, the Du Browns, Ferarrors, and Miss Jessie Smith headline a variety of acts with an orchestral minstrel and Billy Heins.

Herrmann Anderson Blitz Keller Alexander Herrmann the Great Herrmann the Great Felix Herrmann Alexander Felix Herrman Dancing du Browns New York Hippodrome Jessie Smith Winter Garden Billy Heins Edison Phonograph Record Fame

Death of Respectable Colored Man in Richmond

Uncle Charlie Yates died at his home near the ice plant after years of dropsy. He was ninety, widely known and respected in town and county. Survived by his wife three daughters and two sons. Burial Friday in the colored cemetery.

Charlie Yates Richmond

Two-Way Front Lot on Estill Avenue in Richmond

Auction note describes a large front lot with double-tenant house and inexhaustible water supply from a stream, hydrant water, and main sewer connections. Frontage on Estill avenue offers potential for warehouse infirmary wholesale plant near railroad. Contact agent Henry James. 322 Stephen D Parrish.

Estill Avenue Richmond Henry James R. R Spephen D. Parrish

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Burke & McClintock Sam Jones Moberly Avenue Flanagan Joséph Hall Millstone Letcher County Thomas Merriman Burgin Mercer County Ohio State University Columbia Oliver. C. Gravey Wilmoré Florida J. D. Armstead The Christian Church Cynthiana Hannibal, Mo Crab Orchard Edward Poynter Chandler America BEA Cleveland Luxon Garage F. H. Gordon Brassfield Clark the Great Herrmann Arch K.leavell Miss Charlie Dewey Powell Zana Lee Dozier Coyle Nie Crusader National; Biscuit Company James C. Willson & CO. Investment Securities S. Fifth St Louisville, Ky Madison National Bank Starbuck & Carrier’s Third and Irvine Streets
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