Lost Tire Recovered Reward Offered in Curtis Pike Incident
Lost Thursday between town and home on Curtis pike a rim and tire from a Dodge car. Reward for return to Charles Curtis phone 682. Political announcements list candidates for various local offices in the August 6 1921 primary and November 8 1921 general election.
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Curtis Pike
Rim
Tire
Dodge Car
Charles Curtis
The
Daily Register
Ius Lowh
D. Willis Kennedy
Richmond Daily Register Editorial Notice
S M Saufley editor and proprietor note the Richmond newspaper is entered at the post office as second class mail matter under the 1875 act.
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Daily Register
Richmond
Postal rates cited with Kentucky and out-of-state options
The note lists various mail rates by duration and location, comparing costs for Kentucky and non Kentucky delivery. It includes figures for 1 year outside Kentucky four eighty cents, 1 year in Kentucky three dollars, six months out of state two point two billion, six months in Kentucky one dollar seventy six cents, and other partial periods with small cents values.
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Kentucky
Colvin’s plan to appoint state superintendent sparks editorials
The Elizabethtown News notes Prof. George Colvin urging Kentucky editors to back a constitutional amendment shifting the state school superintendent from elected to appointed. The paper argues elections keep schools from politics and warns against educational autocracy, noting party loyalties and suspicions about Colvin’s actions.
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Elizabethtown News
George Colvin
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kentucky Press Association
Colvin
Board of Education
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Morrow
Relief of Rheumatic Pains Through Massage Ointment
When stiffness and soreness affect muscles and joints and hinder movement, massaging the affected areas with Chamberlain's Ointment can relieve pain and improve rest and sleep. June.
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Chamberlain
Every Precinct to Be Organized in Kentucky
A series of addresses by Aaron Sapiro, California ag marketing expert, signals a statewide push to form a tobacco growers cooperative in central and eastern Kentucky. Meetings in Shelbyville Lexington and Danville, with contracts offered, aim to enroll 75 percent of district production before incorporation. The plan covers financing via a subsidiary with non voting preferred stock and common stock to members, and bank financing for advances. Local committees in Carroll Nelson and Washington counties and others set up to extend to Missouri Tennessee West Virginia and Ohio. Beattyville fatal train incident reported.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Aaron Sapiro
California
Cooperative Association
Kentucky
Shelbyville
Sapiro
Lexington
Robert W. Bingham
Danville
Carrollton
Kentuck
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Tennessee
West Virginia
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