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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1920
Page
2
A report from Frankfort Kentucky notes a plan to pay roughly 16000 dollars to militiamen and an organizer in Kentucky. The payments, estimated at about 10000 dollars annually, would come from the federal government through Adjutant General Jackson Morris.
Real estate firm Mitchell Moreland and Mitchell sold a 120 acre farm on the Hume Bedford pike near Paris to Jesse Booth of Fayette county for just over 400 dollars per acre. This marks the fifth sale in twelve months with continual price advances.
Frances M Coglin urges youths to build savings through practical work after school and on weekends. She outlines chores and small jobs for boys and girls, promoting thrift stamps, wartime savings, and steady budgeting to foster future earnings and independence.
W Forrest of Carthage Missouri says Tanlac relieved chronic indigestion pain weight loss and nervous exhaustion. He reports restored appetite back to work daily and improved sleep after taking five bottles. Local sellers Stockton and Son College Hill Ginter Bros Welch Department Store distribute Tanlac.
City officers report the biggest Xmas celebration in years with no fires or major disturbances. Minor disorders occurred but no traffic or motor vehicle violations were recorded as shoppers filled the streets. Officials praise the orderly turnout.
Rookwood ad promotes D. G. McKinney art Co. and notes city police chief Devore enforcing street ordinances. Since the new orders were issued there have been no arrests. Mayor Evans instructed a tougher approach, and officers are actively pursuing violators with strict measures.
Lexington officials say the Burley Tobacco Growers Association and county groups will meet January 3 to discuss keeping lower grades off the market. Markets open January 3 and initial prices will influence growers’ decisions.
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