1921
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March 19.: Thieves break into Thompson's dry goods store but get away with nothing. They also attempt to burglarize the H&TC depot safe.
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1922
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Sept. 1-3 First official Richardson Fair is held.
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1923
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Sept. 3: Dallas County Order of the KKK plans to march in Richardson.
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1924
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n.d.: The "Red Brick Road" (now Greenville Avenue) is completed..
April 3: A tornado rips through Richardson, killing one and injuring 13 others.
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1925
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June 22: Richardson voters approve incorporation and elect Tom McKamy as first mayor of the City of Richardson.
July 8: A Courtesy Caravan of 125 Dallas Businessmen and Professionals visit Richardson. They are welcomed by a parade and speeches.
Aug. 23: Richardson voters approve a waterworks plan that calls for $25,000 to be spent on waterworks and sewer system.
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1926
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n.d.: Volunteer Fire Department formed.
Fri., March 26: The Richardson Chamber of Commerce is organized.
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1927
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July 8: The Richardson Echo reports that a painting gang for the Southern Pacific is spending a week repainting the depot green and yellow.
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1928
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n.d.: Cliff and Kate Owens begin making their "Owens Country Sausage for sale.
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1929
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Dec. 25: An automobile crashes into brick post office building, damaging it and demolishing the car.
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