Demand for tobacco setters remains high despite exhaust
Demand for tobacco setters and setting machines remains strong though supply has been exhausted. Rookwood Coffee supplies beer without the hangover. D. B. McKin 124 tf.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
7
Demand for tobacco setters and setting machines remains strong though supply has been exhausted. Rookwood Coffee supplies beer without the hangover. D. B. McKin 124 tf.
Thomas Corcoran of the Tombs received permission to visit his ailing brother John at 250 Park Place Brooklyn. Corcoran arrived with guards after John died of pneumonia. The brothers, arrested March 4 in a $95,000 safe burglary at James R. Deering’s Broadway office, were held in the Tombs. John’s bail was reduced to 1000 dollars.
Two black Aberdeen Angus calves, about one year old, offered for sale. Interested buyers may contact Mr Dave McCord on Tates Creek Road by phone at 269m.
Chicago June 5 Babe Ruth king of home run hitters leads in major stats with 15 homers and a .333 batting average after a Washington doubleheader. He tops the American League in total bases with 96 and has hits in 34 games despite recent league-wide leaders shifting spots.
A small town girl from Stockham New York Geraldine Laird rises from a church bazaar performance to a New York stage chance in the Robertson Cole Superior picture The Luck of Geraldine Laird. Bessie Bathscale portrays Mrs Laird and a New York theatrical manager spots her talent.
The Eastern Normal baseball team disbands due to no games scheduled and many players preparing to leave school after commencement. A reduced schedule and weak pitching staff led to a higher loss rate this season.
Paul Gregory and J. S. Moore of Eastern plan to leave June 14 for 100 days as delegates to Blue Ridge. Scott County schools officials will arrive soon to conduct a week at Eastern Normal for teachers preparing for the next term rather than the county teachers' institute.
The War Department notifies Kentucky National Guard that most branches except cavalry will get fifteen trucks four motor ambulances sidecars and four bicycles for infantry regiments. Equipment will be kept with its organization where possible.
Columbus officials expect Ohio to lead the nation in motor vehicle licenses once all registrations are issued. The statement reflects statewide licensing progress and anticipated rankings in vehicle ownership.
The automobile department reports about 540000 license tags issued so far this year and expects totals to surpass 600900. This marks roughly 100000 more licenses than issued during the previous year.
The corn plant is noted as one of the few sources containing all substances required to nourish the animal body, highlighting its comprehensive nutritional value.
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