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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
5
The Stanford Journal reports Marshall C. Newland and R. E Woods of Paint Lick will open in the W. H. Fields store room, moving Fields to the Tribble space by April 1. They will operate an automobile sales business with Chevrolet as a featured line.
Unofficial figures compiled from various sources report 1919 as a standout year for autos and trucks. Ninety passenger car makers and 170 truck builders across 32 states produced about 1,586,787 passenger cars and 305,142 trucks, valued at $1.807 billion, with Goodyear supplying about 7.6 million tires and 20 percent of total tire output.
Garrard County social news reports Mrs Clay entertaining at her home on the Lexington pike for her daughter Nancy who turned ten on Sunday March 7. The event drew ten guests of the same age for a pleasant dinner.
An advertisement from Wm. T. Mansfield at 147 Estill Avenue Richmond Kentucky promises high quality shoe repair at low cost. The ad urges customers to try the service once and return with others, noting strong workmanship.
Planning Service Station R P Ray and A W Wagner visit town to interest local business leaders in a centrally located oil gas and service station to be operated as part of a Rock Island Illinois chain pending local financial backing.
Luther Todd's family recover from flu and are out again. Russell Todd, a Berea student, visited home last week. Mrs. James Powell made a business trip to Berea last Saturday. Williard Edwards grew 1400 dollars worth of tobacco on three fourths of an acre. Lee Peters' folks are nicely improving.
A 120 acre farm four miles from town in a prime area with neighbors T E Baldwin R L Conlee Sid Noland John Doty. Rolling terrain, no swamps, arable land, house stock barn young orchard 30 acres in clover 40 acres in corn. Sale ends if not sold by the 15th. immediate POSB if sold now. Walker the Auctioneer 53 can 4t
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