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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
4
A local store announces expanded delivery to any address in town during business hours. It offers a truck bay and bike for special trips and invites customers to call for forgotten items. Prices claim to match money saving levels with items like Arbuckle’s Coffee and Franklin Golden Syrup advertised.
J G Baxter operates a cash grocery at the corner of 2nd Street and Walnut Avenue with contact phone number 919.
Plans for the summer term at Eastern Normal College progress with many younger students choosing to spend vacations in study. The program offers advanced progress toward graduation and aims to attract a large out of town enrollment. A number of teachers will also take the course, including Prof. G D Smith.
An unnamed department head will remain at the institution through the summer to oversee interests and arrangements, ensuring continuity while away from regular duties.
John Davis Breeding of Irvine, stepson of State Treasurer James Wallace, may work in the treasurer's office in Frankfort this summer. Wallace and W. C. Hanna of the commission of agriculture have traveled to Chicago for the Republican national convention.
An old advertisement proclaims Rookwood Coffee as a beer substitute supplying the hangover free option from D. B. McKinney & Company, with the address 124 tf.
Fragmentary notice mentions Bob Walker an auctioneer and sales in various branches. No clear location, date, or items listed.
State Superintendent George Colvin will deliver the annual High school address at Caldwell school Wednesday night to close the week long festivities. Robert Molloy will give an oration on The New American. A large turnout is expected with attendees from Lexington and nearby towns as graduates exceed previous years.
Mrs. Bettie Lacefield near Lawrenceburg found a duck egg in creek drift last spring. She placed it under a hen and hatched a female duck named Lola. By this spring Lola has laid 97 eggs.
Federal agents based near New York conduct a raid on a Pearl River area farmhouse seizing whisky valued at 50000 dollars and arresting one former New York saloonkeeper. Officers say the liquor was stolen from legally consigned truck shipments bound for New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
The note warns that tires are expensive and may be unrewarding to repair. It stresses that neglected tread cuts and fabric separation allow water intrusion and tear growth. It advises regular maintenance like dental care and urges early diagnosis with guaranteed workmanship.
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