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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1920
Page
2
Subscriptions are cash in advance and will be stopped when the subscription ends. Rates listed: one year by mail out of city 3.33 dollars, six months 2.00 dollars, three months 1.00 dollar.
G R Spurlin returned home from Mississippi after weeks abroad to inspect his property. J T Botkins of London stayed with H E Tatem in Silver Creek during the holidays. Clyde Elmore of Jellico and E S Elmore of Ttowah came to attend the burial of the Elmore infant. Al Muncy of Muncy Bros. bought a large shipment of furniture and undertak ing supplies in Cincinnati. Kellogg & Co. sponsored the Credit Men’s Association talk led by J H Tregoe new york secretary of the National Association of Credit Men, with attendance by James W Hamilton and C C Maupin. An upcoming meeting for Lexington real estate and property owners, limited to those not raising rents, was announced to be held at the union depot telephone booth, a venue some doubted could accommodate all fans.
Citizens urge council to reject higher rates for Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company. They note 1,073 subscribers would pay about $6,428 annually, arguing the council should consider residents who back the city’s business rather than corporate favors.
A citizen writes urging support for a $6,428 grant to the Cumber Company and to stand with local citizens who have supported the cause. The letter is signed by Lady It A. Danielson and Lewis Jones of Richmond, superintendent of the arsenal under Governor A E Willson, who visited Frankfort to meet Adjutant General De Weese.
Nostalgic promotional note claims Chamberlains Tablets ease bowel movement boost appetite and strengthen digestion without pepsin or digestive ferments. January.
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