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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
8
Grant Burden was arrested in the act of selling moonshine at a tobacco warehouse in Charge-Aha Kentucky on December 21. Policeman Thompson, hidden behind hogsheads, witnessed Burden presenting his ware.
A Richmond resident Mrs A N Rings of Orchard Street reports relief from nagging back pains and dizziness after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. She says her kidneys improved and she regained energy after using the product sold by Foster Michel Co Buffalo NY.
Local updates report Roy Minter on the sick list and Mrs. Robert Mullikin improving after illness. John Mullikin visits his brother in Nicholasville. Rev Z J Amerson weekends with Ed and Mrs Taylor. Frank Burgin seeks medical specialist in Lexington. J E Day and wife travel to Tatwell Tennessee for holidays. Jayne Goodloe weekends with uncle J B Ellison and wife. Algin Brandenburg in Lexington Tuesday. Leslie Long and wife shop in Lexington Saturday.
Lieutenant Louis Hayden received a message from Captain W. W. Cooper at Mer Rouge to mobilize a 40 man detachment and rush them to Morehouse parish to reinforce Company G of the Louisiana National Guard now on duty there.
Dr J E Furst man Peoria health commissioner reports success in stopping promiscuous weighing and measuring of pupils in schools The board of education unanimously backs the recommendation causing relief for parents worried about their children’s growth and weight readings
Frankfort December 22 The State Highway Commission accepted bids for three highways in Kentucky and postponed action on four others. Accepted contracts include the Crittenden Louisville Paducah road from Marion to the Livingston county line for 86,493.59 by Brantey Costello Bros. of Knoxville Powell Stanton Winchester road for 59,869.60 by Ellis Smithers of Owensboro and the Menifee Frenchburg West Liberty road for 82,208.02 by Ellis Smithers of Owensboro.
Hog sales at Fayette Co operative Sales Company ranged from 7.85 to 8.25 per hundred pounds. A 1 035 pound cattle load sold at 6.05 per hundred. stock cattle averaging 640 pounds brought 5.85 per hundred. Various stock cattle sold 20 to 35 per head. A few butcher heifers sold 6 to 7.25 per hundred. two purebred heifers brought 68.50 each.
Public sale will sell the Morgan Taylor residence on West Main to the highest bidder on Saturday December 23 1922 at 2 oclock rain or shine. The home has four rooms downstairs four upstairs with hardwood floors basement water and lights bath and garage on a 50 by 150 foot lot. Possession January 1 1923. Terms: one third down balance in one and two years at 6 percent interest or cash. Mrs Taylor can show the property before sale. Long Tom Chenault indicated as seller.
NGE block coal at yard eight dollars delivered eight fifty. Try a load from Gordons phone twenty eight. FOUND Bunch of keys at Western Union office owner can get same at Daily Register office by paying for this adv. LOST Dark blue silk umbrella with brown handle finder phone three eleven and receive reward. FOR SALE Nice black coal eight on car eight fifty delivered Mc Dowell Coal Co 203 Estill avenue. FOR SALE House five rooms two halls pantry bath lights water in good repair well located immediate possession if sold by Dec twenty seventh Jno H Hurst phone eight five five.
Leading educators of the negro race in Kentucky gathered in Frankfort for the first annual conference of negro administrators. George Colvin, state superintendent, organized the meeting with presidents and officers from major and smaller schools. The program includes round table discussions on education and an evening banquet at the Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute.
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