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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1919
Page
2
The Richmond Daily Register offers mail subscriptions with cash in advance. Rates are 32.00 per year out of city, 2.00 for six months, and 1.00 for three months, with paper service stopping only after prepaid period.
Walter W head of Omaha's national bank section of the American Bankers Association offers ten commandments for financial life. They urge budgeting intelligent record keeping bank accounts life insurance wills home ownership thrift prudent spending and gifts with war savings stamps. They stress thrift without benevolence is a doubtful blessing and urge teaching these rules to children for generations.
Waco welcomes Miss Fannie Cox of Lexington for holiday visits with Mrs. B. B. Baumstark. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hisle and daughter Neva toured Washington county visiting Mr. and Mrs. James I. Owen. Miss Minnie Little travels to Huntington to stay with sister Mrs. T. C. Lowery. Irvine hosted several residents for business and a surprise wedding near Dec. 17 as Mr. John White wed Mrs. Horn. Mr. Filsle and Charles Snowden sold a farm and plan to move to Ohio. The Moberly family will return from Nashville to join holiday gatherings. Mrs. Theodore Wilson’s sale drew fair turnout. she will relocate to Irvine.
Jno Wheeler of Lowell sells 400 acre farm to Mr Hall for 250 per acre. Miss May Ballard’s graded school room to get a Christmas tree Friday. Prof Chester Long moving into new cottage opposite the school. Dr B B Montgomery’s furnace in new building allows carpenters to work continually. W Rogers, recent Garrard county seller, plans move to Lincoln county. Will Layton in Chinatown sells house and three acres, buys J W Anglin farm above Lowell for 2500. Burdette Ramsay’s sale features fine Duroc hogs with top price 89. School mourns death of janitor Uncle Jim Mitchell. Misses Emma and Ora Esteridge closed Manse school Friday. W F Parks reports three coal loads since mines shut, selling at 9 a ton amid rising living costs.
Col Harris and Robert Woods of Stanford, long known locally, with their tenant Ferrill topped the Lancaster market this week by selling a crop weighing 2785 pounds. The sale averaged 9.0 per unit, with notable activity and strong demand.
Marksville Louisiana. A Mrs Alice Johnson details years of back and side pain eased by Cardul and recommends it for female complaints. The ad promotes Cardui to relief lasting after a full bottle and praises its health benefits. Also notes NC1an Congress census expansion and Miss Lillian Smith's holiday travel home from Harlan.
The First Christian church presents a morning music program including organ prelude hymns anthems and carols. Featured items are Oh Little Town of Bethlehem Glory be to God O er the Blue Depths a Scott solo Come All Ye Faithful and Christmas March. Miss Mary Frances McKinney will be home for Christmas.
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