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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
8
The store introduces round the clock delivery for customer convenience with a truck and bike for special trips. Prices stay low while maintaining quality featuring Arbuckle’s Coffee, Phoenix Cup Coffee, Franklin Golden Syrup, and P and G Soap with money saving deals.
J G Baxter operates a cash grocery at 2nd and Walnut with phone line 919 serving local shoppers and daily needs. The notice highlights location and contact for inquiries or deliveries.
Plans for the special summer term at Eastern Normal are moving forward with many young students choosing to forgo vacations to study. The program aims to accelerate progress toward graduation and draw a large out-of-town enrollment, with several teachers also taking part. Prof. G. D. Smith of the college is involved.
John Davis Breeding of Irvine, stepson of State Treasurer James Wallace, may work in the treasurer's Frankfort office this summer. Wallace and W. C. Hanna of the commission of agriculture have traveled to Chicago for the Republican national convention.
An ad from D. B. McKin ney & Company promotes Rookwood Coffee as a beer supplier claiming no hangover effect. The notice appears in a period advertisement style.
Local notice states Bob Walker Gen Auctioneer will hold sales at Veternity Work branches and offer a broad assortment of items to the public. The exact locations and dates are unreadable in the supplied text.
State Superintendent George Colvin will speak at Caldwell High School Wednesday night to close the week’s festivities. Robert Molloy, class representative, will deliver an oration on The New American. Attendance includes guests from Lexington and surrounding towns as graduation numbers exceed usual.
Mrs Bettie Lacefield near Lawrenceburg found a duck egg in drift on a creek. She hatched it under a hen and the duck, now female, has laid 97 eggs this spring.
Federal enforcement agents raid a Pearl River area farmhouse seizing whisky valued at 50000 and arresting a former New York saloonkeeper. They say the liquor was stolen from legal consignments bound for New Jersey and Pennsylvania by motor truck.
They claim high costs and offer to repair if worth it. The speaker guarantees work and will assess neglect such as sand pockets tread cuts and fabric separation. Water intrusion is discussed as a result, with advice to maintain tires like teeth to prevent bigger problems.
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