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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
6
Per year by mail price and six months by mail set at 84.00 dollars and 2.50 dollars respectively. This notice lists annual and half year subscription costs for mail delivery.
The Daily Register presents announced candidates for office subject to Democratic party action. Names and positions are listed as part of the party process and forthcoming decisions.
A group of households from Cincinnati Lexington Providence College Hill and nearby areas joined a social gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hubert Brandenburg with a daughter, Mr and Mrs Vernon Griggs with family, Mr and Mrs J Chambers with daughter, Mr and Mrs John Burton and family, Mr and Mrs Wallace Norris with son, Mr and Mrs John Will Willoughby with son, Mr and Mrs Ivan Norris, and Mrs H M Samuels with Misses Stella and Kate Norris.
W D Watts and O H Crenault of Lexington were guests with Mr and Mrs Harry Blanton on Sunday. Carrieanne Smith and Jane Rice depart Thursday for Peabody College Nashville for the summer term. Florence Chlore of Frankfort returns home after visiting the Allisons. Irene Hanover of Covington leaves after visiting the Hamiltons. Judge Grant E Lilly of Lexington visits with his son J Marion Lilly this week.
Good rains boost tobacco setting and crop condition while households report healthy weed growth. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Snyder entertained many relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warmoth spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker visited relatives on Long Branch Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Broaddus spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Prewitt.
Loda Walden a veteran mail carrier near Bend found a six foot black snake on his carriage seat delaying a run from College Hill to Moberly. Postmaster A W Williams and residents G W Webber and G L Edwards responded and dispatched the reptile. Walden resumed service after the incident and a local observer said the snake was one of the best specimens seen.
Mr and Mrs Talbott Jenkins and others hosted and visited kin across the county this weekend. Miss Bessie Long left for Indiana with grandparents Perry and Bogee. Anibelle Jenkins celebrated a birthday with friends on the lawn. gifts and refreshments noted.
Police and foremen in Paducah wear overalls while two young women also see the attire on the streets, reflecting a coordinated hands on approach during a county event or investigation.
Warning of sluggish blood and disease, the ad promotes S. S. S. as a great vegetable blood medicine to revitalize the blood and restore vigor. It urges readers to buy at a drug store and offers free medical advice by writing to Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., 109 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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