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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
2
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The Daily Register announces Ralph Girbert of Shelby County as a Democratic party candidate for Congress subject to party action.
After debate the legislature appears to keep current dog law. Rep Dean of Jackson County promoted the country unit dog law, which passed the House but a Frankfort Lexing ton Leader correspondent says it will die in the Senate Rules Committee. The bill’s fate hinges on Republican wool producing district lawmakers who sought assurance it wouldn’t pass the Senate.
Burley growers in the bluegrass region appear more fortunate than peers in nearby areas due to favorable weather conditions and robust market demand. Local farmers report steady prices and fewer crop losses, boosting incomes for many smallholders.
A vintage ad proclaims Pepto Mangan as a red blood builder that restores energy and cheer to anemic or run down individuals. It claims the tonic increases vitality, adds color to cheeks, and suits both liquid and tablet forms endorsed by physicians. The ad urges asking for Gude's Pepto Mangan with the genuine name on the package.
In western Kentucky the Brothers of the Black Patch tobacco market at Bowling Green sold 10 627 560 pounds for 1 617 769 dollars while Richmond reported about 8 500 000 pounds bringing in over 4 500 000 dollars in sales.
Legislature refused the appropriation to finish the Illiteracy Commission work. Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart led a movement that could have made Kentucky literate for years to come, and the setback is described as a backward step for the state.
Try a nice baked fish for your Sunday dinner. We carry a full line of dressed poultry. Neff's Fish and Oyster House, phone 431.
The Phoenix Amusement Company linked to Miss Anna Bell Ward plans a 99 year lease for the Leonard Hotel on Main Street owned by the Harting estate. The deal would remodel the site into a large motion picture theatre while selling the old Lexington Opera House for a garage and moving the road show to the Ben Ali Theatre. The Leonard property would be vacated when the LaFayette Hotel is completed around July 1.
Local ad promotes affordable pianos at Green's Piano Store 602 with savings ranging from 100 to 206 dollars. Customers urged to visit the shop to see the best makes available in America.
Frank V. Evans former mayor and ex state examiner of public accounts of Alabama writes from Birmingham praising Tanlac recounting gastritis relief after one bottle and plans to continue treatment The letter sent to a friend in Atlanta mentions Evans strong endorsement of the medicine Tanlac sold in Richmond by Stockton and Son.
The Berea Rhode Island Red Poultry Association met in Berea and elected officers led by President Mrs. R. C. Coomer and Secretary-Treasurer R. F. Spence. They set low egg-hatching prices to promote purebred Reds and Eastern Kentucky Red standardization, urging increased spring and summer poultry production and culling in fall to improve egg output.
One cup of Rookwood Coffee deserves another. You’ll get the second helping habit once you try Rookwood Coffee. Make a start today. D. B. McKinney & Co. 596
Mrs Emma J Nagel of 333 West Ninth Street Cincinnati says after under one bottle of Vola-Tonic Builder of Strength her energy and digestion improved. She notes sweeping feels easier, appetite returns, nerves settle, and work becomes less tiring as strength increases. Richmond Drug Company introducing Vola-Tonic in Richmond.
An advertisement touts Potts Gold Dust Flour as improving bread quality and invites readers to try and be convinced. Prominent slogan emphasizes superior baking results and encourages inquiry or purchase.
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