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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
6
The March 1919 agricultural report notes Kentucky farm land values rose about 11 percent year over year, with U S values up around 20 percent. Good plow lands and improved farms show larger gains, while wages for farm labor also increased, and Kentucky reports substantial on hand stock of corn wheat oats and barley.
Prof. J Howard Payne superintendent of city schools is back after a week with the flu. E Baldwin Jr recovers from a severe flu tussle and is out on the streets. National Bank Examiner John B Chenault returns home to review Madison financials after a prior slight paralytic stroke. He appears well and receives warm welcomes.
A public notice describes Pape's Diapepsin as neutralizing stomach acidity to relieve souring fermentation gases heartburn and bloating. A few tablets act quickly once in the stomach helping digestion and allowing favorite foods to be eaten without distress at low cost in drug stores.
Four year old Rena Rovse of Winchester is recovering after a Sunday school group arranged for her to be sent to a specialist in Louisville. The operation aims to restore normal mobility for the young girl.
Little Elizabeth Stegar of Caldwell County is noted for being the child among a long paternal line of living mothers grandmothers and great grandmothers with a great great grandmother also mentioned.
George F. Daniels of Hardwick VI, proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, praises Chamberlain's Tablets as the best laxative he has tried. The note is dated March and reflects hotelkeeping in New England.
At Lebanon a boy named Carl Coomer fell from a wagon en route to school and broke his left leg above the knee. In Lexington an auto repairer from Harmel Russia, Berko Gurario, seeks U.S. citizenship and wishes to be named Bennie Green. Mrs J T Atkins is also noted as a granddaughter.
Charles Stephens a retired Paris grocer died of heart disease after an operation in Alameda California where he had traveled to visit his sons Barclay and Charles both physicians. The death follows his long life in Paris and the family ties to local medical professionals.
Cincinnati March 23 Gasoline prices are set to drop to forty cents a gallon in August. John V Edwards general manager of the Moore Oil Company a leading refinery said the move aims to reduce fuel costs and boost consumer demand.
Midwestern officials cite rising motor truck use and lagging crude oil production as the reasons for expected fuel price and supply changes. In Neon, Judge J M Bentley and Mrs Cora Wright renewed their marriage after an earlier divorce.
Mrs Alice Johnson describes a year of severe back and side pain that kept her awake and unable to work. She creditsCardui with relief allowing her to straighten up and resume strength, praising the remedy for female complaints and overall health.
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