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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
4
Mr Powell states he will attend the National Tax Association gathering in Chicago if the state covers transportation costs. He expresses willingness to participate in the June event contingent on funded travel.
Reports from Kentucky describe cattle and hog shipments to Cincinnati with prices, including a carload of hogs at about 20.85 per hundred and other sales across Estill Madison and Gerrard counties. Also noted are a Louisville motor car collision injuring a pastor’s wife, a librarian appointment in Washington, and church activities in Richmond with a Sunday School growth and planned banquet.
Winchester buys 18 hogs averaging 225 pounds at 18 cents. A 5 year old mare sold for 250 dollars to the same buyer. T W Jones and W L Eads return from Mt Vernon with a carload of hogs at 16 and 17 cents. James Ryle of Boone county sold 31 hogs averaging 213 pounds at 21 cents for 28 head and 20 cents for the rest, totaling 1365.72 dollars net.
Dirt and miscellaneous fill material for sale at 75 cents. Contact Moynahan and Forbes at the Richmond Motor Co. garage or call 424.
The Madison Circuit Court Commissioner will sell at public auction on June 19, 1919 at 11 o clock a parcel on Big Hill Avenue Richmond known as lot No 3 and 10 feet off of lot No 2. The property lines run 175 feet back to a point in line with lots 3 and 2 of Richmond Investment Company's addition. Terms: credit sale nine months with purchaser giving security to the Commissioner and bearing 6 percent interest from the day of sale. Master Commissioner MG G 3 ET.
County officials led by J G Baxter and W K Price traveled to Frankfort to draw two of the government trucks awarded to Kentucky for postwar road building. Rodman Wiley allocated 140 trucks to 119 counties. Floyd was the sole county not participating.
The undefeated Richmond Browns face the Clark county colored Winchester Tigers at Pioneer Park on Thursday June 5 at 3 o clock. Admission is 15 and 25 cents. The teams boast star players and high expectations for the game.
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