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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
2
A rush of diamond seekers to stake claims reported from Preynes port in the Pretoria district. About two thousand men including lawyers civil servants business men landowners artisans and clerks pegged the ground in minutes. Some employed professional runners to secure claims already selected.
The Daily Reetster lists Ralph Gilbert of Shelby County and Wrank Ripy of Anderson as announced Democratic contenders with national gossip noting a three way race for the Alabama Senate seat to replace the late Bankhead. Heflin Abercrombie and former Governor Comer are named as opponents with Bankhead’s plans undetermined.
Bowling Green dispatch reports P. J. Noel former Democratic gubernatorial candidate was sued in Warren Circuit Court by the Louisville Evening Post Company for 10580 lines of political advertising at 20 cents a line, plus a YMCA claim for $125 on a building fund subscription. Noel has Mercer county ties.
Mrs. E M Smith of 2517 Gilbert Ave Cincinnati says two months of stomach distress and weakness ended after using Vola-Tonic. She reports relief, steadier nerves, more energy, and urges others to try the medicine as a builder of strength. Richmond Drug Co advertises Vola-Tonic in Richmond.
Call 862 for a good practical nurse reference Mrs Lygn at Eastern Normal Allena Newmen 682p.
Bill Thompson of the Kirkwood neighborhood appeared before Judge J. W. Davenport in the County Court at Harrodsburg on a charge of killing a fox. The standard early court appearance details the case and its context.
For sale a house and lot on Lancaster Avenue fronts 310 feet and runs 400 feet back with a large barn. The house has 6 rooms and a bath and is electrified. Possession in a reasonable time. Price 6500 dollars. Interested parties contact LT John F. White USN, 1884 Columbia Road, Washington, D.C.
He pled guilty and was fined five dollars and costs. The statute sets a closed season for foxes from January first to November fourteenth.
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