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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
6
Promotes bright complexions and vigor by building rich blood. Advertises Pepto Mangan in liquid and tablet forms, claiming it aids tired, pale individuals and requires asking for Gude's when purchasing.
Details from Mt Sterling and Crab Orchard include the death of 9 month old Edwin Foster Richardson in Mt Sterling and a mule killed near Crab Orchard. Kentucky figures receive a census supplement while Col George W Bain lies ill in Lexington. A Mt Sterling wedding links D W Hunter and Elizabeth Judy. Thad Smith of Billings Montana offers elk and deer to Kentucky if state fish and game protections hold. Dan Boone era Kentucky praised for game and mountains.
John Long to J W Portwood eight acres for seven hundred dollars. J S Griggs to Henry Lawson twenty six point twenty eight acres for three thousand dollars. T H Hamilton to D H Starns seventeen point thirteen acres for seven thousand five hundred dollars. J English to D H Starns seventeen point thirteen acres for seven thousand five hundred dollars. Town Lect Transfers J C Powell to Bud Newby lot in Richmond one thousand six hundred dollars. Fannie C Dennon to C V Ornett lot in Berea one thousand eight hundred fifty dollars. J I Parsons to C B Arnett lot in Berea one thousand seven hundred fifty nine dollars.
In Wise County Circuit Court on December 15, 191% a divorce by vinculo matrimonio is sought by Louvena Lunford against James Lunsford. The defendant Louvena Lunford is in Virginia and must appear within fifteen days after due publication. A weekly publication is ordered in Coalfield Progress for four consecutive weeks. copies mailed to the defendant at her last known address.
The notice states that R. C. H. Covington, R. C. H. Covington Jr. and Mrs. R. C. H. Covington will assume the business assets and trade marks on December 31 1919 and operate as a partnership under R. C. H. Covington Company. The corporation will be dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent on December 31 1919 following a December 6 1919 meeting in Richmond Kentucky with Rk. C. H. Covington Company and officers listed.
James and Nancy Sanders visited James Prewitt Saturday night. Dave Longs were hosted by Susan Broaddus while Charlotte Asbill stayed with Linda Sanders. Bascom Prewitt and Nora Lucille spent Sunday with Daniel East, and S N Sanders with Linda and James visited Mrs. Broaddus on Thursday. Marion Hurt sold tobacco from Burton Sanders farm to Mr. Whitted of Nina for 55 cents a pound.
Two Christmas pleas from ill children. Henry Green, five, asks Santa for underwear stockings shoes candy and a visit to his attic room at A. Clay Infirmary. James Ballard, a colored boy recovering from typhoid fever, asks Santa to remember him in the infirmary colored ward.
A movement to organize a company of home guards in Paris and Bourbon County surfaces, aiming to recruit young men who served in the recent world war. Also a coffee advertisement promotes Rook wood coffee from D. B. McKinney & Co. at 827, 6.
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