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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
4
Road Commissioner Baxter advocates beautifying the community highways with public spirited effort. A local resident reports purchasing a house for $2500, reflecting ongoing civic activity and property transactions.
Paris reports the Ohio court case involving the Fifty-Third National Bank of Cincinnati over about $40,000 improperly held as deposits. Judge Hollister previously ruled for plaintiffs in 1917, but successors had not been substituted after deaths. The latest filing supports substituting Speer and Buckner Woodford Jr., widening recovery for creditors and possibly near full repayment if related suits succeed.
W Harman a popular bookkeeper at the Normal School informs President Coates and local friends he will arrive in Richmond Thursday to resume duties in the business office. He has served nearly a year overseas with the 17th Machine Gun Battalion and his friends plan a warm welcome.
Louisville reports cattle steady and hogs 1 600 a quarter lower with tops 20.75. Sheep 3,000 unchanged. lambs quarter lower at 16.25. Cincinnati hogs steady. Chicago cattle steady and slow. lambs steady and active in the Midwest markets.
The Normal School in Richmond is a state recognized junior college. Two year courses will be offered in Education English Latin French History Social Science Agriculture Science Mathematics Drawing and Painting Expression Home Economics Industrial Arts and Physical Education. Students are not required to teach. Request catalog from President T J Coates Richmond Ky.
Notice from Claud Devore and John E. Sexton of the K of R Sachem for a degree work ceremony by 10 paleface members next Wednesday June 25 with corn and venison provided. Your presence is requested.
Mrs C L den age of Lexin spent Monday with her sister O Olin Green in a family visit noted in local society columns.
Stanford, Meo es ekace 1919 a Gabriel and hall and iron decorated and the bride were united in it by Rev. Howard J. Brazel of Christian church. They left for Danville after dinner and will be at home at 385 Woodland Avenue Lexington Ky after July first. Rufus Riley won in a fifth race paying $131.80 for a dollar bet.
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