Delinquent Tax Inquiry by State Official in Richmond
B W Gilfillan of Louisville representing the State Revenue agent is in Richmond to check back and inheritance tax delinquencies. He notes inheritance tax includes estates over exempt amounts with widows capped at 10000, and reports go to the county sheriff before state submission. City delinquencies are few, and Madison county generally pays taxes, though some avoid or misinterpret laws.
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Senting
State Revenue
Richmond
Gilfillan
Madison County
Kentucky
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertised By Local Sellers
Patient proclaims relief from chronic stomach trouble after a course of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money back guarantee on one dose. HH. 1. Perry and Son and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Perry and Son
Irvine Woman Visiting Mother in County
Mrs. W. P. Reedy of Irvine is spending a few days with her mother Mrs. H. P. Barclay in the county.
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W. P. Reedy
Irvine
H. P. Barclay
County
Kentucky Tops Tobacco and Coal Production
A Senate committee finds Kentucky leading in tobacco and fifth in soft coal. In 1919 Kentucky produced about 435 million pounds of tobacco, far ahead of North Carolina and Virginia, with coal output at 31.3 million tons, trailing only Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Illinois, and Ohio.
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Kentucky
Senate
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
Ohio
North Carolina
Virginia
Wisconsin
Tennessee
South Carolina
Chautauqua Plans Near Completion At Eastern Normal
Preparations for the Chautauqua resume as the term ends. Plans for accommodations and entertainment exceed previous years with a large list of artists expected to perform. Faculty have focused on commencement but expect to finalize details soon and welcome a varied program.
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Eastern Normal
Daily Register
Blue Ridge Conference Signals Prolonged Y M C A Sessions
The Blue Ridge Conference will hold special meetings this week with many Eastern Normal representatives. The Y M C A program will begin on the 14th and continue until June 22, marking an unusually active session this year.
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Blue Ridge
Eastern Normal
Auctioneer F R Cobb Leads Stock Sale in Richmond Streets
F R Cobb, a top auctioneer in Jessamine and nearby counties, assists in selling stock on Richmond streets today. His familiar voice rang out as the first sales began.
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F. R. Cobb
Jessamine
Richmond
Local Delivery Service Offers Around-the-Clock Service
Our delivery business has grown and we now operate a truck for convenience. We deliver anywhere in town during business hours, with a special bicycle trip option. Prices stay low without sacrificing quality and items include Arbuckle’s Coffee Phoenix Cup Coffee Franklin Golden Syr P and G Soap at low trial and bulk prices.
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Arbuckle’s
Phoenix Cup
Franklin Golden Syr P & G
William G Frost and Berea College Leaders Profile
A tribute to President William G Frost and Berea College, praising his 28 years of leadership. The article notes Berea’s growth from no chapel or library to a major institution with student enrollment rising from 350 to over 2,500 annually.
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William, Goodell Frost
Berea College
Frost
Berea
Nmmber
Marriage License Issued to Denny and Campbell in Dreyfus
A marriage license was issued on Thursday to James Denny aged 70 and Sarah Campbell aged 58 of Dreyfus. The couple, accompanied to Richmond by W. Lane and friends, returned shortly after the license was issued.
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James Denny
Rah Campbell
Dreyfus
Richmond
W. Lane
Quarry stone shipments ready for county streets
Great amount of stone from the county quarries is prepared for street use, with substantial quantities dispatched for road work and public infrastructure projects.
County Improvement Plans Set for Summer and Fall
The county will soon begin painting the Madison circuit room and proceed with interior decor in the court room as judged by Judge Shackelford. Repainting, additional decorations, and several thousand dollars in projects at the infirmary and other sites are planned for late summer and early fall, including new heating and lead pipes at multiple institutions. In Louisville, a Federal building break in saw thieves steal four cases of seized bottled in bond whisky.
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Madison
Shackelford
County Infirmary
Louisville
Federal
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