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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
4
A vintage ad promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a safe pleasant tonic for anemia caused by poor blood. It claims regular use enriches blood with red cells and alleviates pallor headaches and fatigue. The ad notes liquid and tablet forms and urges buyers to ensure the Gude's name appears on the package.
Bob Walker announces a sale in front of Richmond court house at 1 pm featuring buggies road wagons harness boots a new piano and good horses plus a Red Poll cow with calf and three red heifers. Cattle viewable daily at McKee Block with private sale or auction if needed.
Advertisement states Cumberland Telephone Company seeks operators earning $6.50 per week while learning. Offers steady advancement and regular increases. No applicant under 16 years of age. Partial line ends with 330 if.
Box 16 announces Henry County farms for sale and two neat rooms for rent at 361 Fifth Street, suitable for light housekeeping. Contact 333-2 for details.
Mrs. Jake Keller of Paris visited the McCarthys. Renaker sisters toured Winchester. Mayor Evans moves to Burnamwood. Brumfield farm sale to Otis Boggs for 11500. City figures plan new garage. Moving picture plant loss tops 30000. Elmhurst farm sold on Winchester pike. Tea-dansant in Phoenix Hotel honors Warren sisters. Powell county raid nets 14 mash barrels and a still sought. Current sells several properties. Keats Speed hosts New York Sun luncheon with Richmond guests. A Lexington Leader gift note caps the items.
John G. Winn of Mt. Sterling plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Circuit Judge in the Aug primary to fill the late Judge Wm. A. Young’s term. Henry Hurst, London rural mail carrier, was held to the next Federal grand jury on $500 bond after an examining trial for rifling a pouch of mail.
El Paso correspondent recounts question posed at the National Mohair Growers association meeting. A C Cage editor of the Angora and Milk Goat Journal of Portland explains goats do not actually eat the cans but may nibble edges. the discussion centers on chewing behavior and curiosity rather than metal consumption.
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