Millinery Ready-to-wears at Lowest Possible Prices
Complete stock of ready-to-wears street hats and millinery items offered with emphasis on large inventory and the promise of the lowest possible prices to customers.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
5
Complete stock of ready-to-wears street hats and millinery items offered with emphasis on large inventory and the promise of the lowest possible prices to customers.
Dental advertisement from Springfield Kentucky promises top quality services. Details unclear but emphasizes first class care and location upstairs in Hagon Block with street or contact information not readable.
Local notes mention eggs wanted at highest market price cash or trade with W P Lawrence. Advertisements promote screen doors and windows and screen wire from Lewehman’s store, furniture and frames from E A Cox, and various goods at W P Lawrence and Walter Leachman’s Furniture. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs Leo Haydon. John Perkins recovering from an accident. Kennedy and a Best S. C. B. Leghorn chicks promoted by Sue A Duncan. ice and soap ads. and requests to contact Mr Robt Perrott about creamery deliveries.
McElroy Wharton sold Jno M Hocker farm in Marion County containing 120 acres for $37 per acre to Mrs Kate D Mayes. Also notes births, local Fenwick A L E meeting, various ads on syrup, coffee, office hours, and electric company plans. Contains multiple short notices and price listings.
Central Bank building in Willisburg remains unfinished as vault doors are unavailable. Bank fixtures are updated. about $15,000 on deposit. Local notes report residents visiting Louisville, Measles cases, whooping cough, and moves of several families. Frances Martin teaches music. Mary Jane Funks dies at 72. funeral held April 5. Hurrah for Gore in State Senate race.
Local notices list visits and gatherings across Happy Hollow and nearby communities. Names include Keeling, Shields, Armstrong, Coulter, Kays, Brown, and McIlivey with trips to Fairview Willisburg Antioch and Chaplin. Details note weekend visits, Sunday stays, and upcoming travels to Louisville.
Local farmers report unusually busy weeks with diverse farm tasks underway. Miss Mattie Whitehouse teaches a Rose Hill subscription school in Mercer county as peach crops suffer from a recent freeze. Married pairs include James Tadlock and Annie Cummings of Diwell in Mercer, both on their third matrimony venture. G T Mayes sold cattle and pigs for $30 to Shelby in Springfield. The 1907 tobacco crop is to be pooled by Jessamine county farmers. A man recalls his father’s 85th anniversary birth celebration in Mercer. The writer notes his father is the region’s oldest citizen, yet remains active and newspaper-reading. mother passed away last August in her 80s.
An advertisement claims rheumatism makes life miserable and promotes Comberlan's Pain Balm as a home relief. One application supposedly reduces pain and continued use brings a permanent cure, with sales through dealers in the Blue Grass region.
Two Kentucky newspapers named The Sun and Daily Kentucky State Journal mark one year of publication. Their brief note celebrates continuity, local reporting, and community ties as they approach their first year in circulation.
A local vendor announces relocation to the Searcy Building opposite First National Bank and beside W. T. Leachman’s Gents’ Furnishing Store. Ready-to-Wear items and 8 Street Hats are highlighted as available. The note signals readiness for the new season.
Miss Willie Knott highlights poultry raising as highly profitable, with egg sales surpassing corn or wheat output. Advice covers feeding routines, health benefits of R4-11-44, dosing for sick chicks and fowls, turkey feeding, and guarantees by pharmacists with Mr. Haydon as contact.
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