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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
4
The road law requires landowners along public highways in Kentucky to cut and remove bushes weeds shrubs and overhanging limbs and keep hedges along roads trimmed to under five feet. Work must occur July 1 to August 20 each year under a fine of 20 to 50 dollars. Madison county citizens must comply.
Miss Belle H. Bennett of Richmond dedicates the new S B M S auditorium and high school building in London. Her speech inspires though hints at criticism. her leadership is praised as London’s greatest benefactor, with the school termed the town’s top asset for education and uplift. The piece urges local revival of spirit.
Mrs Jane Adams Clay of Frankfort filed a $100000 alienation suit against her mother in law Mrs Sallie Morgan Clay of Paris in Bourbon circuit court. Judge R L Stout granted dismissal after a motion by plaintiff's lawyers. Costs assessed to the defendant.
Mrs. Sallye E. Brumfield of Schoolfield Virginia declares Tanlac cured her crippling rheumatism. She says she was bedridden with a swollen leg and foot and now is strong, with good appetite improved digestion and ten pound weight gain. Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Stockton and Son and leading druggists.
Murray reports raise possibility of a mad man linking tragedy near Paducah in which the Lawrence and Drew families died. Officers explore any connection to Otis Drew and a Mayfield tobacco chute grand jury probe and indictments from months earlier stirring the county.
Growers signed contracts for the Co operative Burley Tobacco Marketing Association in Carrollton Kentucky as signups opened. More than 1 395 600 pounds on 1 400 acres were represented by 235 signatures with many farmers still waiting due to clerical shortages.
A St. Louis report by John Schmoll, director of public welfare, shows the death rate for Negroes last fiscal year was double that of whites. He cites improper housing and careless living, with undernourishment of children blamed and tuberculosis deaths among Negroes three times higher than among whites.
Rooming listing for three rooms and a kitchenette with water and lights included. Contact J. R. Dunbar at 124 Broadway for details and price.
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