Richmond Winter Work For Carpenters And Enrolling Students
Richmond carpenters report enough winter work from inner projects. Eastern Normal plans to enroll over 200 students for the February term. City officials warn more fires may occur this year than in the past three. New York women pursue a warrant against a claimed witch. A global disarmament stance is urged as a major navy expansion looms for the United States. Ireland records nine deaths during Xmas celebrations. South lands purchase aims to fortify the Panama zone against foreign powers if desired.
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Oil Dealers Report Rising Demand in Richmond
Coal oil dealers in Richmond report growing demand for oil as winter approaches. They say demand is rising, potentially double what it was two years ago, amid electricity and natural gas use.
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Richmond
Unprecedented Building Boom Foreseen Next Summer
P Niders predicts a new building boom next summer if material prices fall. Paul Hansen of Chicago is jailed as a murder suspect. his sister died from nervous shock and his mother remains in serious condition.
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Four Die in Drunken Orgy as Store Is Overturned
Four persons died of asphyxia in Fall River Massachusetts during a drunken orgy in which a store was overturned. Harbor men in New York reject the new wage scale and plan a strike. Leonard Houseberg of Mansfield Colorado is noted in the report.
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Hunter fatally shot when shotgun discharged into head
A hunter was killed after his shotgun discharged while he aimed at a rabbit concealed in a hollow tree. The gun fired as the rabbit moved and struck him in the head, ending his life.
Splendid Cough Medicine Praised by Missouri Mother
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in a testimonial noting quick relief for her children’s croupy symptoms and her own chest cold with only a few doses needed for cure. She wishes she had known of its merits years ago.
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Hair Dressing Service Ad By Mrs Nannie Arthur
Recently trained hair dresser offers scalp styling and hair growth services. Located at 140 Parrish Street with contact numbers 310 2p and 3851. Promises home-based, Western city neighborhood service with good surroundings and water access.
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Richmond reports show fires rise in 1920 over 1919
Richmond fire department data indicate 53 fire calls so far in 1920, more than half the 1919 total, with higher property loss. Acting Chief Mose Nelson notes new equipment will improve firefighting, while pay for volunteer trips adds city expense.
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Mose Nelson
Should Be Quarantined for Fat Colds Says Physicians
Medical note urges complete isolation of those with severe colds to stop spread to family and associates. It claims colds are highly contagious like measles and favors Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective cure.
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State Bank & Trust Company Stockholders Meeting
The annual stockholders meeting of the State Bank and Trust Company of Richmond Kentucky will be held at the bank from 10 a m to 2 p m on Tuesday January 11 1921. Directors will be elected and other legal business may be conducted. R E Turley cashier.
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Ornce
Centre College to Meet TCU on New Year Day
Centre College football team from Danville Kentucky arrived in Fort Worth Texas and will face Texas Christian University on New Year Day. Coach Mor an and Athletic Director Meyers supervise the squad.
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Marriage license issued in Waco for Earl Johnson and Elizabeth Hunter
A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Earl Johnson aged 28 and Elizabeth Hunter aged 18, of Waco. The piece also notes local topics including truancy warnings, Madison county grand jury activity, sheriff jury duties, corn prices, tobacco moving and warehouses, Lexington tobacco arrivals, quail hunting, W E Grider as game warden, and upcoming city school basketball practice after the new year.
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W. A. Johnson
Madison County Grand Jury
Whitlock
Madison County
Lexington
W. E. Grider
Fiume Occupied by Regular Troops Believed
London reports Premier Giolitti stating at a Rome press conference that there is reason to believe Fiume is occupied by regular Italian troops. The dispatch notes the claim as part of the day’s Associated Press coverage.
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Room Rental Notice for Students
Before February 7 rooms for 200 or more students are needed. Options include one or more rooms in a home or the entire house. Contact F. C. Gentry, Business Manager, E. K. S. N. S., phone 166 or 702.
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