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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

4

Two More Big Days at Eastern

Graduates and former students of the Normal School read or reeive exercises on campus Thursday and Friday. The Friday morning program includes address by Dr Se aard and Dr Ganfield praises the Model School and urges teachers to take courses there. Local leader Mr Wright advocates higher educational standards in Pike county.

Normal School Phot Cos Aes Se Aard Tes Ganfield Pike County McVey State University Adams Georgetown College Wright

Pikeville News Praises Fonso Wright Visit to Richmond

The Pikeville News notes Fonso Wright's Friday return from Richmond after attending the superintendent's convocation. Prof. T. J. Coates, Pike county man and president of the Eastern Kentucky State Normal School, delivered a warm welcome address and Wright visited the school, expressing high regard.

Pikeville News Fonso Wright Richmond T. J. Coates Pike County Eastern Kentucky State Normal School Wright

Villa Clears Path to Juarez 32 Miles Out

Information from El Paso reports Villa forces are within 32 miles of Juarez with a clean sweep toward the border city. The AP notes ongoing movement and proximity to the Mexican border as of June 11.

el Paso Texas Villa Juarez

New Richmond Hotel Barber Shop Lead by J C Cunliffe

J C Cunliffe announces taking charge of the Richmond Hotel Barber Shop and pledges attentive service to friends and patrons, inviting them to visit for quality grooming and personal attention.

Richmond Hotel J.C. Cunliffe

Cobb Shorthorn Sale Draws Crowd in Boyle County

Charles H. Jett attended the Cobb family dispersal sale of Richard Cobb and sons at the Stanford pike farm near Danville. Col. I. M. Dunn led bidding as 51 cattle sold from $100 to $477.50, averaging $212.50, with strong interest but prices below some expectations.

Charles H. Jett Richard Cobb Boyle County Danville Messenger Richard Cobb and Sons Stanford Pike Col. I. M. Dunn Ethel ‘Abbotteth Mitchel el Taylor O. S. Laon Garrard Phyliss G Howard Glendean Geaelend O. S. la Garrard Gin Duchess W. T .Robinson Bessie Gose Mitchell Miss Robinson Rossette Frank Ethel Abbot Charles Spilman Fox _ derar Lady Kentie Bryant Catherine ‘Maree Fox Howard Coll Mr. Ee Lily County Robinson R Belle Kent D Ike Lady Kent Mr .Moorman Grassland Charles Pillman Boris Mary Plan Shelby Oakland Fox Dudderar Dorothy Pe Mr. Moorman Taylor E Vlle Lady Love Ben Bright Lad Kenteth Mr. Beckly Marion County Phyllis Grassland John Park Madison County Jacqueminot Frank Robinson Monte Fox

Real Estate Office Opens in Builds by London Men

Nat B. Sewell and Nat M. Elliott of London have opened a real estate office in the Builds to handle town and country property and coal. They plan to practice law soon after years of service with the Kentucky Bar. London Sen-

Nat B. Sewell Nat M. Elliott London Mountains Kentucky Beyore

Richmond Ordinance Regulating Motor Cycles and Mufflers

City ordinance prohibits operating motorcycles with open cut out or muffler on streets or alleys in Richmond after passage. Violation carries not less than $10.00 fine. Mayor L. P. Evans attested June 5, 1919.

Ridumad Richmond

Miss Metcalf Recital at Caldwell Auditorium

Miss Metcalf presents a recital at Caldwell Auditorium on Thursday evening with admission set at 50 cents.

Black To Speak For S A Drive In Lexington

Governor James D. Black will speak at a Lexington luncheon on June 23 to launch Kentucky’s Home Service Fund drive for the Salvation Army. Counties will organize for the campaign by then, with wealthy residents backing the effort after positive reports from soldiers about Salvation Army aid abroad. Salvation Army Sunday is set for June 15 statewide with church ministers urged to promote the drive.

Salvation Army Kentucky Army Home Service

For Sale Privately Seven Room Home on Woodland Avenue

Private sale of a seven room home on Woodland Avenue Richmond Kentucky with hot water heat gas electricity and ample grounds. rear stable and gas. Will show property. Interested parties contact N. Moberly at phone 762. 158 tf

Woodland Avenue N. Moberly Richmond

Church Gifts Ford to Dr Carpenter

The First Christian church presented Dr Homer W Carpenter with a Ford coupe on Tuesday evening. The presentation was made by Spears Turley Elmer Deatherage and Mrs R E Turley. The gift was a token of esteem and will aid in his pastoral duties.

Homer W. Carpenter First Christian Church Spears Turley Elmer Deatherage R. E. Turley

Recital Honors Caldwell Audience and Performers

Attendees at the Caldwell recital Tuesday night praised Bone Bateson for an outstanding performance. The program highlighted skill and effort, with the audience noting notable precision and expressiveness throughout the pieces.

Music Music Music Caldwell Auditorium Thursday Evening

A concert notice lists a performance at Caldwell Auditorium on Thursday evening. The event title Music! Music! Music! is highlighted with date placeholder 31, indicating month or day. Local patrons are urged to attend the community musical showing.

Caldwell Auditorium

Markets Report From Louisville Cincinnati and Chicago

The Louisville cattle market shows steady prices with cattle hogs and sheep at 13 2900 and 5200 respectively. Cincinnati hogs rise a quarter while Chicago cattle and lambs edge up a quarter with steadiness in other animals.

Louisville Cincinnati Chicago

Bring your wool to Woof Deatherage at the Madison Warehouse

Wool traders are invited to the Madison Tobacco Warehouse for a sheep shearing and wool selling event hosted by Deatherage. The notice lists location Madison and date not specified, encouraging participation and showing a local market gathering.

Madison Tobacco Warehouse

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Neff’s Fish and Oyster House Associated Press Your Home Furniture Store W. Neale Bennett & Co Richmond, Kentucky Cobb Shorthorn Sale L. P. Evans W. E Zaring F.H. Gordon Church Gar DR. Carpenter Caldwell Tuesda Bone Bateson Pepptona H. L. Perry & Son Rexall Main Street Jess Bowman Nannie Ballard Ighest Ate Richmond Elena Mages
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