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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
8
Road Commissioner Baxter leads a public spirited effort to beautify local highways with community support. The issue notes a 2500 dollar purchase of a house connected to the project and reiterates ongoing improvement plans for the community roads.
Paris news reports Attorney J John 3 Williams and Judge Hollister preside over a ruling in the Fifty third National Bank of Cincinnati matter. The court allows substituting successors for deceased officials and may add about $40,000 to unsecured creditor distributions, potentially nearing full recovery for depositors if pending suits favor creditors.
W Harman, bookkeeper at the Normal school, will arrive in Richmond Thursday to resume work in the business office. He is one of the school's most popular young men and has served overseas with the 17th Machine Gun Battalion for nearly a year.
Louisville markets show cattle steady and hogs 1 600. Tops reach 20.75 for hogs and lambs at 16.25. Sheep and cattle in Chicago and Cincinnati also described as steady with mixed activity and prices.
The Normal School in Richmond is now a fully recognized two year junior college by the State University. For the coming year courses in Education English Latin French History Social Science Agriculture Science Mathematics Drawing and Painting Expression Home Economics Industrial Arts and Physical Education will be offered. Not all students are required to teach. Request the catalog from President T J Coates Richmond Ky.
The Red Men announce degree work of ten palefaces next Wednesday June 25 along with corn and venison. Attendance requested. Claud DeVore John E. Sexton K of R Sachem.
Mrs C L den age of Lexin spent Monday with her sister O Olin Green in a brief domestic social note.
The wedding of Gabriel and hall at Stanford was conducted by Rev. Howard J. Brazel of the Christian church. The bride wore a blue traveling suit with hat and carried roses, and the groom is a prominent local man. After the ceremony they traveled to Danville then Kentucky for a honeymoon and will reside at 385 Woodland Ave Lexington Ky after July 1.
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