Last Chance to See Richmond From the Aeroplane
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
6
Richmond KY License Ordinance Text 1921
City of Richmond Kentucky enacts a comprehensive license schedule for 1921 22 covering auctioneers automobiles accessories bakeries barber shops billiard rooms and many other trades. It sets fees descriptions penalties and licensing authority with a July 1 1921 effective date and annual renewal.
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Richmond
Board of Council
Kentucky
City of
Bank and Trust Companies
Richmond City Approves 1921 22 Ad Valorem Tax Levy
The Richmond Kentucky city council enacts the 1921 1922 ad valorem tax levy totaling 1.85 per hundred dollars for city property. Educational levy 72 cents per 100, School Bond linking fund 3 cents, Street and Sewer Bond fund 33 cents, General purposes 75 cents, with excess from educational levy returned to the General Fund.
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Wid
City of
Richmond
Rich
Local Notes From Colored Column With Community News
Mr C B Doty and Thomas Biggerstaff return from Knoxville College after a successful year. Lawrence Hogans visits family on First Street after three years in Detroit. Walker Tevis welcomes a son named Charles William. Miss Kittie Hatton recovers from a brother’s accidental shooting. Lena Belle Ballew returns home from a week with her aunt. Mrs Nannie Evans shows improvement after two weeks illness. The Literary Club levies a $1.50 poll tax for 1921-1922. 10 percent penalty and 6 percent interest apply to late taxes. excess funds revert to General Fund. Mayor L P Evans. Clerk W E Blanton.
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W. B. Chenault
C. B. Doty
Thomas Biggerstaff
Knoxville
Tenn
Knoxville College
Lawrence Hogans
Detroit
James Hogans
First Street
Walker Tevis
Charles William
Kittie Hatton
Lena Belle Ballew
Nannie Evans
L. P. Evans
W. E. Blanton
Bitter mayoral race in Minneapolis ends June 13
Minneapolis voters face a tight contest between Col. George E. Leach and former mayor Thomas Van Lear for city executive. Van Lear leads the primary with labor backing. Leach, a 151st Field Artillery commander, ran under a Republican plan. Campaigns featured sharp clashes, with each side labeling the other radical or allied to party bosses.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George E. Leach
Thomas van Lear
van Lear
Working Peoples’ Nonpartisan Political League
Trades and Labor Assembly
Colonel Leach
151St Field Artillery
T. H. Coldwell
Nonpartisan League
Socialst
Leach
Dreyfus Report and Local Social Notes
Mr George Hurd is very ill at present. Mrs Tressie Jane and Mrs Kate Gumm spent Sunday with Miss Lacey Kidwell. James Baker died at his home aged 89 and was buried at Red Lick cemetery. Rev Tom Hill gave a sermon at prayer meeting. John and Davie Robinson funeral attendance at Beaver Pond. Verlie Clark returned from Virginia. Curt Benge and wife visited his sister Mrs Lamb at Berea.
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George Hurd
Tressie Jane
Kate Gumm
Lacey Kidwell
James Baker
Red Lick
Tom Hill
John Robinson
Davie Robinson
Beaver Pond
Verlie Clark
Virginia
Curt Benge
Tie Lamb
Berea
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Reader
A Pittsburgh reader reports dramatic health improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes relief from bearing down pains backache nervousness and poor appetite after ten bottles and urges others to try the remedy as a godsend for troubled women.
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Pittsburgh
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. A. Baker
Butler St
Burgh
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L. B. Conn
Eclas
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Kentucky
City of Richmond
F. H. Gordon
Millie Embry
Hugh Willis
Lexington
Sallie Phelps
Sallie
Fannie Mae Phleps
Jessie Dennett
Wm. Broaddus
Texington
Board of Education
Phoenix Amusement Company
Resell
Talbert
Miss Ward
Prof. Bower
Dreyfus
Lydia E.pinkham
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