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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
5
R H Ledford of Paint Lick writes in Lancaster paper urging support for a federal highway bond issue to improve Garrard County roads. He portrays the road as a sick man needing a specialist and $200000 to restore it, urging voters to act on March 30 and vote yes.
Master Harlan Snyder visits relatives on Poor Ridge as the Prewitts, Sanders, and Snyder families spend Saturdays and Sundays with kin. Mrs. Kari Prewitt and Nina host visitors. Mrs. S. N. Sanders and daughters Nannie and Linda visit Floyd Snyder. John and James Sanders visit Grant Sanders. Jenkins of Corbin stays with daughter Mrs. Philip Moore.
At Cynthiana Mrs. Sarah Trigg aged 80 fell down the stairs at her daughter Mrs. W. G. Swartz home and sustained a broken hip.
Byron F Routt of Lamasco Texas recalls witnessing General John H Morgan's death near Greenville Tennessee. He states Morgan was killed as Col Richard Morgan claimed and buried at Abingdon Virginia not Tennessee. He says Morgan tried to surrender but Federals continued firing.
Jeane Ousset, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ousset of 229 East Thirty-fifth Street, is the tiniest newborn in New York at sixteen days old. Nurse Miss Louise Bernard says the under one pound infant is thriving and will rapidly gain weight.
Report notes a child who is normal in health but unusually tall for her age. Medical teams assess growth patterns and monitor development while ruling out common endocrine disorders. Family cites no related medical history or incidents.
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