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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
6
In Owensboro Kentucky the tobacco pool plan promoted by growers was dropped after the campaign ended with insufficient pledged acreage. The program would have marketed the crop through grower control but failed to meet required participation.
In Murray Kentucky a planned jail delivery was frustrated when Jailer Ben Outland found a saw hidden in a prisoner’s shoe and an iron bar concealed in his bunk.
George Wilson of Cincinnati has returned from visiting his mother Mrs E B Wilson. Wilson has shown his ability to excel in any office and is now holding a lucrative and responsible position in the general offices of the O and C railway in Cincinnati.
Walter Dade 54 a U S Army veteran and former warden of Bilabid prison Manila P I died in Norfolk Virginia while on holiday visit with his wife's parents. He had served ten years in the army and recently returned home on leave.
Anchorage, by Louis S. Ellis, 7 percent, resident of Lexington when admitted to the Confederate Home, died of infirmities. He served under Morgan. His widow lives at Eminence.
A Navy seaplane image shows a small tug guiding a battleship through the Panama Canal near Culebra Cut. The caption notes size is not everything and praises the sailors for brains and sweat.
In Aducah Kentucky during a Xmas dance at the Palmer House thieves stole seven overcoats belonging to dancers. In Louisville bids for Camp Taylor have been rejected and the camp will be sold at auction within days under terms to be decided.
No-To-Bac claims to relieve all cravings for cigarettes cigars pipes or chewing tobacco. The ad promises dramatic ease of quitting and offers a money back guarantee if cravings continue.
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