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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
2
The message urges support for a special bond election to fund a Federal Highway project. It targets Madison and Richmond and stresses farmers along the Lancaster Pike as primary beneficiaries. The tone condemns defeat as an everlasting shame and calls for active campaign support.
Mgr Frank Rowland from Clark county visited Friday. Aurora borealis foretold a Caesar class lesson. High basketball is progressing with the High team leading. Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice was performed Friday night in a revised form. A good crowd attended. Saturday night checker games have resumed after a hiatus. Miss Louanna Parke has abdicated school with unclear reasons.
Walter Wells and John Noland families relocate to Cane Spring at the Griggs farm. Mrs. John Noland recovering after surgery at Berer hospital. Flu wanes in the area. Nora Wiseman plans spring school starting April first. Sherman Shearer sold 304.20 dollars worth of chickens, keeping Rhode Island Reds stock. Cane Spring church hosts meeting April first Sunday with Brother Gilbert. Mrs. Frank Wiseman visits parents Calvin and Mrs. Agee on Barnes Mill Pike.
J. W. Brooks of Middlesboro reports 150 union miner families named as defendants in oyster suits in Harlan and Perry counties. He warns the policy could drive about 4,000 union miners in those fields to quit work. In Nelson county James Mahoney, a 70 year old, was committed to an asylum after losing $27,000 in a Florida resort card game, his worry temporarily clouding his reason. The Fifth Avenue school in Dayton Ky was burned on two nights with the bell rope cut the second time. flames were suppressed without major damage. Mr and Mrs Jor Shearer bought a residence in Irvine for $4000 and moved in amid local interest.
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