Post Office Richmond Second Class Mail Notice
A notice indicates mail matter registered at the Richmond post office as second class under the 1875 act.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1920
Page
2
A notice indicates mail matter registered at the Richmond post office as second class under the 1875 act.
The Daily Register prints an Old Timer feature on Madison history. It profiles a Richmond born man who lived a long, useful life and left a lasting imprint on the community. The piece also notes tributes to Curtis Field Barnum and invites more local historical reminiscences.
The Daily Register is authorized to announce candidates for city office subject to Democratic party action.
Col. Dan Morgan Smith told a Daily Register reporter on his way to the hotel that the town is a nice little place with good people and plenty of good eating noted during his stop Saturday.
Prof G D Smith of the Department of Science at Eastern Normal delivered the address to the Crab Creek High School graduates Tuesday night and delighted a large audience, the Stanford Journal reports.
George O Tebbs aged 37 died at his home in Winchester after an extended illness. He is survived by family and the community mourns his passing. Local authorities filed no foul play. arrangements are pending the arrival of relatives.
Richmond city baseball squad traveled to Ruthton Sunday and dominated 8 to 1 with an errorless performance. Manager McCoy announced plans for more games as the team shows strong form and hitting depth led by Rogers three bagger in the sixth. The lineup featured McCarthy catching Vandeveer pitching Neff first base McCoy second Fanning third Rogers short Blake right Martin center Death erage left.
A Huntington bill clerk, A. C. Carpenter of 1905 Virginia Avenue, credits Tanlac with curing his stomach trouble, loss of appetite and indigestion after a year of misery. He reports improved sleep, steady work, and now believes he would not have recovered without trying Tanlac. Richmond Drug Co. is listed as a seller.
The quarterly court opened with Judge W S Price presiding. Twelve cases on appearance and seven on the continued list will be heard. Many are expected to be dismissed as the court notes the difficulty of managing sessions while circuit court is in session and attorneys juggle cases.
Health Week activities included moving picture films and lessons by State Board of Health representatives. Talks on nutrition and hygiene, hookworm examinations, and public health nursing highlighted the program, with films on venereal disease to be shown at Richmond theatres soon.
Bertie Parks arrested for violating prohibition laws seeks immediate payment of the $100 fine from City Judge Smith and hopes to receive action from Uncle Sam soon, possibly before serving the jail sentence attached to the fine.
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