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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
4
N G Todd of the Brassfield section has sold his fine walking property. The deal reflects ongoing activity in Brassfield real estate with local buyers showing sustained interest in rural parcels.
The Model School Parent-Teachers Association will meet in the Training School building Friday afternoon March 26 1920 at 3 o clock. Other notes mention plans by the American Hemp Company to build hemp breakers in Lexington abandoned temporarily and various local movements and visits.
Forty four shares of Farmers National Bank stock from Danville sold at public auction for 285 to 289 dollars per share Richard Burton of Garrard County buys all shares in the sale.
Charlie Gaines suffered a severe fall on Summit Avenue after hitting two rocks while cycling Saturday afternoon. He sustained bruising and required several stitches for a head cut, with bystanders assisting until medical care was available.
Anemia saps energy and mood as pale skin and dull eyes reveal thin blood. Gude's Pepto Mangan promises to enrich blood, restore vitality, and aid energy for all body parts, with liquid or tablet forms and the same medicinal strength.
Multiple brief classifieds including jobs for a man for garden work at Alhambra theatre and a food laundress, a sales position with J R Watkins Co in Kentucky, a third cook with room, rubber stamp orders, and several sale items such as piano, sideboard, refrigerator, bed, corn, cream separators, dresser, and horse and buggy. Various names and locations mentioned.
Pinkey Jones of Louisville drew 16 spectators to his father’s house to view the aurora borealis with opera glasses. The roof collapsed dumping the crowd into the den. no one was seriously hurt.
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