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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
4
County Engineer Baxter reports suits filed in the county court favoring changes to Red House roadways. Plans call for advertising bids within two weeks for two railroad crossing eliminations and a bridge over Otter creek. Construction aims for early fall with a new schoolhouse plan prepared soon and civic leaders hoping for ongoing progress before Christmas.
A local notice promotes hail insurance as a strong investment for tobacco crop profits. L. P. Evans is highlighted as the contact to discuss coverage and benefits.
Mrs Rosa Lawson widow of James Lawson waived administratrix rights and R G Woods became administrator with $2500 bound and Robert Lawson as surety. Appraisers Wilson Brandenburg Harry Francis and Millard Ledford named. Mrs Lawson recovering at Johnson Hospital Berea and reticent about affairs. She said her husband shot her after domestic troubles.
Harry D. Wilson 38, a Lexington post office clerk, drowned while swimming near a government boat in the Ken tucky river at Boonesboro on July Fourth holiday. Coroner F E H Muncy of Richmond reported no inquest. body recovered around 4 pm. Wilson lived with his mother and had recent post office promotions.
The passage advises that loss of appetite is not serious and can be managed by skipping meals briefly, allowing five hours between meals, and increasing outdoor exercise. It notes constipation as a common cause and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy.
At the annual election held in this city Union Supply Company chose Judge W. Kk. Price as president Green Clay as secretary treasurer Squire D. T. Bogie C F Chenault and J H Millin as directors An increase in stock and extensive additions and improvements are planned for the coming year
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