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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1920
Page
6
The Stanford Journal editor urges readers to stop trivial chatter about John and his visits. He asks for substantive reports rather than gossip and teases readers to send in actual news that matters to the community.
In a Cynthiana Democrat column Jim Allen notes hog and cattle prices have fallen. The piece jokes about Senator Harding naming a woman to his official family and hints Knox would be sidelined. It ends with a playful line inviting readers to share a drink with a neighbor.
Mayor L. P. Evans jokes that he shares a birthday with the nation’s leader. The crowd learns of the date only late in the day, but he still receives many congratulations from friends.
Loy couple celebrates a baby girl born December 23. Local families including Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Teater and others shopped, dined, and hosted gatherings in Lancaster and Mt. Hebron. Court day attendance and marriages bound the community as Ray family ties endure.
Advertisement notes granulated sugar sold by the Richmond Weich Company at a price of 950 dollars per 100 pounds. It reads as a brief trade notice offering bulk sweetener to customers.
A wartime warning about false wealth from wild cat stocks. The piece notes Nevada’s 1920s boom and bust, then warns investors to trust U S Treasury Savings Certificates War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps as safe, insurable choices versus paper stocks. It urges avoiding promoter promises and keeping control of personal funds.
A concise wartime appeal emphasizes that personal savings fund industry, create steady employment, and foster national stability. It urges citizens to buy War Savings Stamps to support economic growth and secure prosperity.
A call urges readers to commit to a personal declaration of independence by purchasing a War Savings Certificate today, framing the act as a symbolic signature of self reliance and patriotic commitment.
Christmas scenes at Dreyfus School with Mrs Luther Kimberlain gifting a tree. Miss Verlia Clark of Orlando and Miss Susie Gilbert of Indiana visit relatives. Virgil Riddell and Mrs Sarah Lunsford are mentioned amid family travel and town life in Kentucky.
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