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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
6
An operator urges customers to buy Coal now and lock in today’s prices for delivery in July or August. The note forecasts higher coal movement in July and August and promises price guarantees on Red Ash Coal.
Miss Lennie Winkler and Miss Barbara Pittman traveled to Berea on Monday afternoon. Arlie Gabbard and Edna Gab bard visited Addie Rucker Sunday. Anna Robinson hosted a gathering of young people Sunday afternoon. Mrs Luther Kishberlain remains on the sick list.
Local notice urges residents to bring feed for Zaring's Mill during seasonal intake period. Community members are advised to prepare harvest supplies and follow posted instructions for drop-off times and locations.
An interdenominational training school for rural ministers under the Interchurch World Movement will be held at Defiance College in Defiance Ohio from July 5 to 24. The program gathers ministers and lay leaders for instruction and discussion of rural church problems.
Governor Morrow's brother Colonel Charles Morrow arrives at Frankfort after Liberia service. Charles Harris canvasses Richmond for wire fencing but finds none in town or nearby markets. Local firm expects a prior order to arrive within a week while general farm implements remain exhausted. farmers fear crop work is impeded and even potato thefts rise as supplies vanish.
University of Lexington's Jesse Tapp leads studies to quantify net farmer income and land values. He reports over 1,000 land transfers recorded and notes rising demand for land, with Richmond and Madison County identified as key areas. Findings will be issued in bulletins in about six weeks for farmer and public use.
Experienced men may join the army for one year in multiple branches including infantry cavalry coast artillery medical corps ordnance air service tank corps and construction division quartermaster corps. Only one third of the enlisted quotas will be for one year men.
Plans for the Chautauqua are progressing and the event promises to be of more importance with a program believed to be better than last year.
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