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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
8
Mr Powell plans to attend the National Tax Association meeting in Chicago on June 16 if the state provides transportation. He expressed willingness to join the big gathering.
Westward shipments of hogs to Cincinnati and hog lot sales dominate burgh commerce. A Lexington mule sale and a Hopkinsville editor appointed to Library of Congress post highlight the week. A Louisville motor crash injures a pastor’s wife as church activities unite communities. Dr. Reid relocates to Lexington, with talk of permanent move. Sunday School children and a planned banquet signal active church life.
Winchester buyers sold 18 hogs weighing 225 pounds at 18 cents. A five year old mare brought 250 dollars to the same seller. T. W. Jones and W. L. Eads, Lincoln dealers, returned from Mt. Vernon with a car load of hogs at 16 and 17 cents per pound. James Ryle of Boone county sold 31 hogs averaging 213 pounds. 28 hogs at 21 cents and rest at 20 cents, totaling 1365.72 dollars.
Dirt and miscellaneous fill material offered for 75 cents. See Moynahan and Forbes at the Richmond Motor Co. garage or call 424.
The Madison Circuit Court Commissioner will sell at public auction on Thursday June 19 1919 at 11 oclock a parcel on Big Hill avenue Richmond known as lot No 3 plus 10 feet off lot No 2 running back 175 feet in Richmond Investment Companys addition. Terms: sale on credit of nine months with security and 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 government trucks assigned to Kentucky for postwar road building. One hundred forty trucks were distributed among 119 counties with Floyd County excluded. The two trucks will be sent to Jeffersonville Indiana and Indianapolis with shipments to follow.
The undefeated Richmond Browns face the Winchester Tigers, Clark county’s colored team, at Pioneer Park on Thursday June 5 at 3 oclock. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Tobacco sticks for sale by Garage Swith Lumber and Coal Co. 1876.
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