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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
2
An explosion occurred near the tow boat Carolyn W during operations at the riverfront. The incident involved the vessel Velilyn and the scene is being assessed for damage and next steps.
An old time notice promotes S S S blood remedy as a cure for eczema boils acne and other skin diseases arguing that only blood purification targets the root cause. It claims the plan treats the germs in blood and offers free medical advice while listing local names and residents connected to the notice.
Rogers Brothers Coal Co. sues L N railroad for 225000 in damages claiming government control left output without adequate cars. Fire destroys T G Moren’s garage and M Williams’ stored furniture worth 11000. Mrs Quillan Goodpastor denies claims of marriage to Thomas Dunn and being mother of his two children. Berry growers pledge 175 acres, bringing total to 350 for strawberries in McCracken. J W Gentry travels from Tampa to correct death report. Governor remits sentence of 70 year old Robert Turner for chicken stealing. Hickman cemetery sales surge as epidemic ravages Western Kentucky with Mayor West purchasing two acres for burials. Lt J C Gottenkeine accused of embezzling 40000 escapes Camp Taylor stockade.
Rates shown include one year by mail at 3k, six months, and three months options. One month by mail also offered. In city deliveries by carrier weekly. Subscriptions require cash in advance and will be stopped promptly when expired.
The Daily Register reports Ralph Girbert of Shelby County as the Democratic party selection for Congress subject to party action.
E. T. Franks of Owensboro, facing defeat as a national convention delegate in Henderson, withdraws from the race and vows not to seek office. Col A T Hert and allies challenge Frank amid Willson’s Senate bid endorsements, with Chesley H W Searcy named as possible successor as state chairman.
Mrs. Josephine Reede of Lexington says one bottle of Vola-Tonic calmed her nerves after a decade of nervous disorder. She reports better sleep and restored rest after a second bottle and endorses the medicine, noting wide use in Richmond through the Richmond Drug Company.
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