Local notes from Brodhead and surrounding area
L M Brown with traveling position visited Brodhead with his wife. Mrs J W Tate has measles. E J Hamm of New Hope visited his brother R H Hamm. Mrs Daisy Hunt of Crab Orchard attended commencement and stayed with Mrs J Monte Roberts. Mt Vernon attendees joined the Graded School closing. Chint Lear of Hiatt lost a stallion. Mrs J M Owens visiting daughter in Lexington. Graduation speaker Dr H H Cherry of Bowling Green praised. Mrs B Hilton of Stanford and Mrs E J Ashcraft of Louisville guests of Mr and Mrs J R Cass. John Crawford in town Monday. Dollie Owen returned from two week visit to Danville. Clyde Watson to teach at Mt Vernon Graded School. Allen Hiett of Quail in town. J E Wallin of Danville here. Board hires Prof J L Pilkenton as Principal. Byron Owens retained. other positions unsettled. Cashier and Mrs A M Hiatt guests of Mr and Mrs R L Smith. L M Brown visiting Danville. Ice cream and pie supper by Baptist ladies on Saturday evening May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Brown
J. W. Tate
E. J. Hamm
New Hope
R.H. Hamm
Daisy Hunt
Crab Orchard
J Monte Roberts
Mt. Vernon
Chint Lear
Hiatt
J. M. Owens
G. F. Sutton
Lexington
Mary Proctor
Mint
da Tate
Bronston Elder
H. H. Cherry
Bowling Green
B. Hilton
Stanford
E J Ashcraft
Louisville
J R Cas
Ashcraft
Cass John Crawford
Dollie Owen
Lula Kelley
Danville
Clyde Watson
Allen Hiett
Quail
J. E. Wallin
Graded School
J. L Pilkenton
Elizabethtown
Byron Owens
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Health and Relief
Advertising copy touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for regular bowel movement and overall health. Claims improve liver and kidney function and toxin removal with testimonials like C E Hatfield from Chicago. Available at your druggist with 250 quantity mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C. E. Hatfield
Uicago
Livingston Community News Notes Local Visit and Events
Livingston items recount visits by John Mullins J E Woodall and other locals to Mt Vernon London and Cincinnati. News covers births sickness moving pictures electric light hopes and a 21 to 4 Livingston baseball win over East Bernstadt with several local residents noted.
Local Notes From Beeson Area Growers and Families
Farmers report corn planting progress with good morale as various residents attend burials visits and church services. Local figures travel to nearby towns for errands court gatherings and family events, including births and sickness updates among residents.
Dr Kings New Discovery touted for chronic cough
A New Dover Ohio resident Jennie Flemming claims Dr King s New Discovery cured her three year cough. The ad touts a 50 cent bottle promising relief for stubborn coughs throat and lung trouble. Bucklen s Savin Salve is also advertised for pimples.
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Dr. King
Jensie Fiemming
New Dover
Ohio
Jennie Flemming
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Sutton & McBee
the, Clothcraft Store
Brodhead
Livingston
John Mullins
O. D. Bryant
Cincinnati
J.E. Woodall
London
Rchard Martin
Robert Mink
A.G Baker
Mt. Vernop
Prince of Merchants
R J
Chas
C Davis
Vernon
James Owens
J. W. Southards
Henderson
J. M Oliver
H. Walton
Richmond
Gibson
Miss . Myrdl
Mabel Niceley
T. J. Niceley
Our Town
J. W. Terry
W. T. McCullough
Corbin
Fred Owens
Moving Picture Show
W. H. Cottongim
G. D. Cook
T. B. Lair
Rose Hill
R. G. Moore
Trace Branch
F. L. Thompson
Edd Quinn
Paris
M. J. Bhayse
J. H.walton
East Bernstadt
L. Oliver
Hazel Patch
W. G. Niceley
Mt.Vernon
C. A. Blanford
Ella Mae
Big Hill
Jackson County
J. B. Jones
Maywood
B. Dishon
Boss Witt
Pineville
Roy Cox
H Witt
John
Maret
Mys Elf
S. C. Franklin
Mexico
O. H. DeBord
Kate
Lucile Miceley
Kate Price
Kings Mountain
J. G. Soward
Friendship
Pertha
Eugene McWilliams
Bee Lick
Wm. H. Brown
G. E. Price
Sherman Thompson
Ruth Brown
Sarah Herrin
G. W
W. E. Thomas
R. B. Savior
Harlan County
Wade H. Mullins
Somerset
J. M. Craig
Sallie A. Long
W F. DeBord
D. R. Gentry
W. J. Brown
Martha Ontna
Lucile Niceley
M. B. Jones
Joe F. Bosworth
Mt.Vernon Livingston
Kentucky
Congress
Castoria
Garload Handlers
Queensware
Griffin
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