Cox for President: A Steady Hand for the Nation
The Democracy of the nation presents James M. Cox of Ohio as its standard bearer for the presidency after a long public career. He is praised for reforming Ohio as governor, facing tough attacks, and remaining a steadfast advocate for working people and justice. Kentucky supporters expect a strong win backed by Cox’s demonstrated leadership. Mr. Ben Mullins of Mt Vernon was in town on an business trip.
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Commonwealth
James M. Cox
Ohio
United States
Kentucky
Ben Mullins
Mt. Vernon
Notice to Tax Payers for 1920 Taxes Due
City tax for the year 1920 now due and in collection. Call and settle before November 1 1920 to avoid attachment of notes and 6 percent interest per year on overdue bills. City Collector Jesse Dykes at 1535 Office City Hall.
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Jesse Dykes
Office City Hall
Water rates to rise as efficiency urged by Richmond firm
Sprinkling rules limit hose use to daylight hours and wasteful usage will be stopped. The Richmond Water and Light Co. states coal costs to pump water are $12 per ton and demand is not meeting expenditures. To avoid a rate hike residents should conserve water and stop running hoses. Water may be shut off without further notice when found running.
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Richmond Water & Light Co. Incorporated
Land for sale in Ohio or Kentucky rich farmland
Classified ad offers land in southern Ohio or Boone County Kentucky at about half price. Mentions corn hogs tobacco blue grass, good roads and schools, and invites interested buyers to write Walt. S Norris Union Stock Yards Cincinnati O. 147 1 mo
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Ohio
Boone County
Krentucky
For Sale Items Include Engine Range and Cattle
Classified notices list multiple for sale items including a Hagan gasoline engine with mail and cutting box in good repair, a gas range in near new condition, a house and furnishings to be auctioned on Irvine pike July 15 1920, two extra good milch cows, and a rent offer at No 503 Fast Main Street with references. Contact numbers provided.
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Hagan
M. I. Arbuckle and Son
Fast Main Street
Irvine Pike
W. M. Hensley
Fiscal Court Opens Tuesday as Quarterly Court Adjourns
Regular session of the Quarterly Court ended Monday and Fiscal Court convened Tuesday morning under Judge W. with officials preparing for new term work and local governance tasks.
Busy Kentucky Fiscal Court Setstle Mentions Expected Action
K Price presides over both bodies as routine business marked Monday session. Settlement confirmations appear in evidence and the Fiscal Court is expected to be cleared 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 and workers returned home. Kentucky contributed generously, supporting an organization that strengthened its presence during the recent war.
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Salvation Army
Richmond
Madison County
Kentucky
Huns and Allies Convene at Spa on Settlement Terms
The Huns and Allies meet today at Spa to discuss unfulfilled terms and prepare for talks on rules governing their settlement.
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Spa
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