Cox Named Democratic Standard Bearer for President
The Democracy endorses James M. Cox of Ohio for the presidency after a hard-fought nomination. Cox, three-term Ohio governor, is praised for reforms and steady leadership, with Kentucky lauding his strong Democratic record and working-class support. Mr. Ben Mullins of Mt Vernon was in town on business.
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Commonwealth
James M. Cox
Ohio
Gov. Cox
Et ’Frisco
Washington
United States
Kentucky
Ben Mullins
Mt. Vernon
Notice To Tax Payers City taxes due for 1920
City collectors urge payment of 1920 taxes by November 1 1920 to avoid 6 percent interest and attachment of notes. Jesse Dykes City Collector offices at City Hall 1535.
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Jesse Dykes
Office City Hall
Water utility seeks conservation to avoid rate hike
Sprinkling rules limit hose use to daylight. Households waste water by leaving hoses running. Coal costs 12 dollars per ton to pump water, and supply is tight. Water Co. says income misses expenditures and warns of rate increases unless water use is restricted. Water will be turned off if found running. Richmond Water & Light Co. Incorporated.
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Richmond Water & Light Co. Incorporated
Classified ads invite land buyers to Southern Ohio and Boone County
Land of corn hogs tobacco and blue grass offers land at half price with good roads and schools. Interested buyers should write Walt S Norris at Union Stock Yards Cincinnati Ohio for details. Advertisement appears in the Cincinnati paper in January.
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Ohio
Boone County
Krentucky
For Sale and Rent Classified Blotter Ad List
Several notice items include FOR SALE listings for a Hagan gasoline engine and a gas range, a house on Irvine pike offered at public auction July 15 1920, and two milch cows. Also RENT notice for a furnished room at No 503 East Main street with references, plus contact details and old phone numbers.
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Fast Main Street
Irvine Pike
W. M. Hensley
Fiscal Court Opens as Quarterly Court Adjourns
The regular session shifted from Quarterly Court on Monday to the start of the Fiscal Court on Tuesday morning led by Judge W. The proceedings marked a transition in local governance with officials convening to address county matters.
Fiscal Court sessions proceed amid routine business
K Price presides over sessions as routine business dominates the Monday meeting. Settlements confirmation is evident and the Fiscal Court is expected to be cleared by Tuesday evening.
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K. Price
Salvation Army Drive Closes in Richmond and Madison County
The Salvation Army drive in Richmond and Madison County has ended with workers returning home. Kentucky contributed generously to the organization that solidified its wartime presence in the region during the recent conflict.
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Salvation Army
Richmond
Madison County
Kentucky
Huns and Allies Meet at Spa on Unfulfilled Terms
Allied and German representatives gather at Spa to discuss pending settlement terms and prepare for negotiations outlining rules governing the postwar arrangement.
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Spa
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Madison Natl. Bank Bldg
Ohmrin LD
Servus
Toledo
Keen Kutter
Nane -Index
Star
Royal Seal
Lipton
Leo
Epemyer
Sepond ST
Richmond Daily Register
M. Saufley
Congress
Mall
Daily Register
Demerty
Fo.rengress Ss
Gimbeir
Shelby County
Anderson County
Fosters Opal
J. Galvin Taylor
Richmond, Ky
Hagan
M. I. Arbuckle and Son
John H .Hurst
Foru
Nelson Cornelison
Barnes Mill Pike
J. J. Neale
B. F. Hurst
Savage-Smith Lumber Co
Roger Eades
Union City
W. D. Oldham & Co
Tate’s Creek Pike
Brent Johnson
Richmond Welch Company
Kentucky Utilities CO
A. T. Tuttle
Jas. H. Pearson
Dr. Chase
Office Clay
Icy
Claud Sandlin
Rureis
J. Reynolds
iasinea-Sale
Allen Port
Devore
Opera House
L. P. Evans
Zaring’s Mill Feed
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