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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1910

Page

4

ProvaB and the Postal Savings Banks Debate

The article argues against stronger Postal Savings Banks by citing many convicted bank presidents in U S prisons as a cautionary example. It praises solvent Uncle Sam as a safeguard for people's money and notes a copy of C O Stealey's Twenty Years in the Press Gallery received via Ben Johnson. It recalls Titus Oates and hints at recent Kentucky juries supporting sensational verdicts.

Sam C. O. Stealey Ben Johnson Stealey Lonaville Courier-Journal Henry Watterson Titus Oates Kentucky

Dry weather dominates local farming as spring comes

The community notes persistent dryness with farmers halting plowing. Local social life appears active as Misses Katie and Blanch Carpenter host guests, and residents visit Harrodsburg for shopping. Several visits among the Coyle, Best, Nichols, Elliott, and Hatchett families are described, alongside purchases of rubber-tired buggies and regular church appointments.

Katie Blanch Carpenter Lizzie Best Maggie Coyle Laura Best Harrodsburg Mollie Coyle Woodson Coyle Jensentown Susie Mathley G. Nichols W. B Henry Carpenter H. P. Hatchett Beech Grove Church Will Cocanougher Martin Coyle Susie Mathieu Josie Holderman Ida Elliott

Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure

In New York the Parisian Sage hair preparation, claimed to be the only product that kills dandruff germs, is advertised by scientist Leo Haydon. It guarantees two week cure for dandruff, stopping hair loss, reviving dull hair, and scalp health, or refunds. Bottles sell for 50 cents, Giroux Mfg. Co Buffalo NY.

New York Leo Haydon Giroux Mfg. Co Buffalo N. Y

Pleasant Grove News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events

Pleasant Grove notes a week of social visits and local activity. Mrs Earl Whiteman from Mooresville visits Alf Whiteman. Guests join Mrs J H Dopper and Mrs L M Reid with several ladies including B B Leachman and L N Reid. Visitors from Columbia and Danville stay with Mrs L M Vanarsdale and Mrs Gregory. Mrs W P Merritt returns from Shelbyville. Emmett Reed hosts a birthday dinner for local youths. Sunday School raises banner for Transylvania Presbytery.

S.C. Vanarsdale W. P. Merritt Shelbyville B. B. Leachman Lebanon M. G. Leachman Emmett Reed Misses Harvey Vanarsdale Sue Edgerton Sue Reed

Local social notes and farm items from McIntire area

Master Tommy Clements visits from St Marys while families including Blanford Wheatley and Blanford relatives travel through Strait Creek and Louisville. Births, deaths, and marriages noted with April 1 girl born to Robert Wheatley. Market sales report: mares and horses sold for 150 and 65 dollars respectively. Social visits at Holy Trinity church mark matrimony announcements between Sam Spalding and Ardelle Walker.

Tommy Clements St. Mary's Charley Clements Burk Blanford Strait Creek R. P. Blanford Salliew Lloyd Mudd Holy Cross Susie Curry Mary Springfield Frank Willett Prederickatown Geo. Wheatley Cora Blanford Louisville Joseph Wheatly Bolland T. E. Bullard Robert Wheatley Paul Keene Wat Wheatly Dick Keene Mackville Holy Trinity Church Sam Spalding Ardelle Walker Florence McIntire St. Catherine's Cissie Estelle Hill Lassie Fields Leonard McIntire Herbert Mattingly Forest View

Wedding notices and local happenings in Fair View area

Mrs Fanny Laydon and Sam Yoa cum wed at the bride’s father J W Hays home with Rev Sims officiating. Willisburg relatives attended the ceremony. Rev Hamilton preached at New Hope. Clayton Woford and wife visited FM Carne and attended New Hope church. Mrs Odes Settle launches millinery line in Mooresville. George Moul and Hallie Bobitt seen in Springfield. Agriculture official W H Wiley argues high living costs stem from farm labor shortages and urban demand. prices may fall if farm labor returns.

Fanny Laydon Sam Yoacum Sims J. W. Hays J. W. Garden Sanford Yocum Willisburg This Place Hamilton New Hope Clayton Woford FM. Carne Odes Settle Mooresville George Moul Hallie Bobitt Springfield

All Dental Work Strictly First class in Springfield Ky

Short notice advertisement notes strict first class dental work in Springfield Kentucky. Mentions mice in Hagon Block upstairs as a nuisance or location detail.

Springfield

Local News Notes and Classified Bits

Local notes report varied items from Baby Caps and new hats to sewing services and rental property. Entries include Miss Willie Knott promotions, framed picture prices, a punch card offer, and new trim hats. Also listed are a tenanted eight room house for rent, an estray sow, a Jeffersonville wedding, and tobacco board actions with a season closure notice. Reservoir property posted with trespass warnings and legal enforcement noted by H B McElros.

Horse Trainer At Fair Grounds Offers Ride and Drive

In business of handling horses, offers to break horses for ride and drive. Prices reasonable. Call and see at the Fair Grounds.

Fair Grounds

Rev J M Roddy to Start Services at New Harrolsburg Church

Rev J M Roddy of Harrolsburg opens a new church series in Springfield with evening and daily morning and evening services starting Monday April th at 730. He is expected to draw large crowds, noted as a renowned pulpit orator. Robt Marks boasts a six pound three ounce largemouth bass from the reservoir, likely to win a prize. Go to Springfield Cleaning and Pressing for garment services. Season fishing tickets cut prices this year with family name option. singles 60 cents. Ed M Russell’s Jewelry sells season tickets for fishing with potential family additions.

J. M. Roddy Harrolsburg Or New Church Roddy Springfield Robt. Marks Bob Ed M. Russell Stice

King’s Discovery Cures Lung Troubles at Home

Forced to leave home, many poor sufferers with lung disease seek new climates. Dr King’s New Discovery promises cure at home, claims to heal lung trouble and increase weight, with guarantees for coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma, croup, and related ailments. Trial bottle free at Haydon Roberts son, The Sun and Courier Journal. prices 50c and 1.00.

King Hom W. R. Nelson Calamine Ark Haydon & Robertsson

Land sale notice near railroads and towns in Kentucky

In the best hard wheat country in thee world. Oven to every male 18 years' old, or widow, the head of a family. Also land can be bought cheap. Lands can be selected close to railroads and growing towns. For full information write to Co. W. SUTTER, Lexington, Ky. Hotel Leland.

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