Watch em Grow Best Quality Feed
F. H. Gordon advertises Watch em Grow feed as high quality livestock nutrition. The notice lists contact as 28 Phones and 224, promoting steady farm animal growth and reliable supply.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
7
F. H. Gordon advertises Watch em Grow feed as high quality livestock nutrition. The notice lists contact as 28 Phones and 224, promoting steady farm animal growth and reliable supply.
A crowded social column describes dinners and gatherings at Reynolds on Irvine Pike and other homes. Attendees include Eva Per, Spicy Perkins, Emma Grant, Dora Carnes, Stella Mossie Winburn, and many others with greetings from Louisville and Cincinnati. Numerous visits, trips, and weddings are noted, plus a hospital update on Gilbert Grinstead’s slow improvement.
An OCR fragment notes a ceremonial change or feast referenced with people named Tam and Coen, indicating a service setting. The readable text hints at a communal event or observance connected to a better earth or daughter’s earth, with a declaration of service ongoing.
The Bobtown Sunday school reports good attendance and optimism for growth. Plans include a July 7 opening. J Calvin Hendricks will teach again, pleasing patrons. Visitors include Mrs L L Begley to see Rev Dave Smith in Jackson county and Mr O P Jackson with Mrs Fannie Elvis visiting local friends.
Local and McGombs Oil Companies report wells 13 and 28 on the Delta Har gis and Ren a Bu totaling about 200 barrels each. Petroleum Exploration Co lists wells 322, 623 in Lee county and 30 and 50 barrels respectively, with other completions in Estill and Powell counties including Arrow Producing and Swiss Oil on various farms.
Sutton and Harris in Lee county report several oil completions and outputs. Thurman Oil Co brings in number 3 at 5 barrels. Bourton Oil and Development completes number 6 at 10 barrels. Larry Oil and Gas number 9 shows 2 barrels in Wolfe county. James Foster farm in Wayne county yields 100 barrels. Cherokee Oil Co number 7 on Powell county farm est. 10 barrels. Ohio Oil number 4 in Estill county 2 barrels. D B Pendergrass farm Lee county sees Bald Rock Oil Co numbers 22 at 150, 23 at 100, 30 at 75 barrels. Swiss Oil Corp Jacob Townsend farm Powell county dry. Winchester account numbers 15 and 16 yield 50 barrels each. 17 at 10 barrels. Taylor Oil Corp completes number 11 on J W Proffitt heirs farm Powell county at 10 barrels. Capitol Oil Co Beatty heirs county reported 400 rre.
Catarrh is shown as a persistent problem despite local sprays and douches. The ad claims only S. S. S. cures by attacking germs in the blood and urges readers to begin a blood remedy now. Free medical advice is offered from Jess Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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