Kentucky Farmer offers three months free to subscribers
Subscribers in arrears and new ones can receive three free months of the Kentucky Farmer, Louisville. The weekly agricultural and livestock journal offers a year of home paper plus three months of farm paper for the price of the home edition. Open to cash in advance, with clubbing rates listed on page six.
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Kentucky Farmer
Louisville
The
Kentucky Farmer and Breeder
Lexington
Ana
Kentucky
Ith
Adon
New Life Pills Boost Brain and Body Power
A testimonial from W. Va resident J. A. Bee praises Dr. King’s New Life Pills for sharpening the mind and energizing the body. The ad notes availability at Haydon & Robertson’s and emphasizes the pills’ health-boosting effects.
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Dr. King
J. A. Bee
Sizemore
W. Va
Haydon & Robertson’s
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Highlight East Kentucky Visits
Miss Veola Brown of Springfield and Mr Edgar Wilson of Texas spent Sunday with Miss Mabel Thompson. Emma Rose Polin returns to St Catharine after Easter. Warren Rose of Harrodsburg visited Saturday and Sunday. Dr and Mrs W M Hyatt and sons called on J R Durrett. Dr W O Hopper and sister Mrs Bruce of Perryville visited. Mr J W Thompson lost his home near noon Monday. he is staying with Mrs B D Lake. S B Thompson Jr and wife will occupy the vacated house. Dr and Mrs J H Hopper in Louisville for a few days. N P Thompson and sister Miss Mabel back from Harrodsburg. Elise Durrett at home after a visit to Mrs M W Hyatt. Mr B B Leachman in Bardstown Monday. A number of young people attended the Springfield play Monday evening. Mr M G Leachman in Louisville. Mrs B L Litsey visiting Miss Ella and Lillian Wharton of Louisville. Mr and Mrs Dan Kelley were at J R Reed's Sunday.
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Veola Brown
Springfield
Edgar Wilson
Texas
Mabel Thompson
Emma Rose Polin
St. Catharine
Warren Rose
Harrodsburg
W. M. Hyatt and Sons
J. R. Durrett
W. O. Hopper
Bruce
Perryville
Dr. Hopper
J. W. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
B. D. Lake
S. B. Thompson
Mudd
J. H. Hopper
Louisville
N. P. Thompson
Mabel
Elise Durrett
M. W. Hyatt
B. B. Leachman
Bardstown
M. G. Leachman
B. L. Litsey
Missea
Ella and
Lillian Wharton
Dan Kelley
J. R. Reed
Local Spring Goods and Rentals in Willisburg Area
Quick reads list spring hats millinery and dress skirts at Willisburg stores. Rentals include a Main Cross Street residence, four rooms, and a cottage near the Christian church with utilities. Kentucky Star Flour and rapid shine polish advertised with shop names Leachman Campbell, A C Kimball, and G F Clements.
Col John S Bay horse with Onward Silver lineage and speed
Col John S Bay a 15.3 hand racehorse with fine form speed and action traces to Onward Silver once owned by J L Drusen. Onward Silver sold for 21000 and taken to Italy with progeny records around 2 05 for a mile and 4 28 for two miles. Bay’s line includes George Wilkes progeny and multiple descendants with top times, with Kate Hundley and Rienna Victoria among noted relatives. Will make the present season at</analysis>
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Onward Silver
J. L Drusen
Bardstown
Lexington
Italy
Onward
George Wilkes
Pervenue
Aberdeen
Eee Union
Ecole ‘Ohni
Kate Hundley
Naboth
Washingham
Geo. “Wilkes
Helen H
Metropolitan
Hambletonian
Rienna Victoria
Euclid
Princeton
McFerran
Nelly Anderson
Worry
Gill
Vermont
Gambetta Wilkes Vne
Eyelet
Guinette
Lottie Lorin
Col
John S
Stables invite mares to breed on Springfield Pike
Parties with mares to breed are invited to call at the stables located 24 miles east of Springfield on the Springfield and Peetagate Pike to view stock. Care will be taken to avoid accidents but the owner will not be responsible for any that occur. Lien retained on all colts until season is paid and money due when foaling or more is parted with or bred elsewhere.
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Springfield
Millinery and Easter Events Highlight Local Ads
Local ads promote hats and millinery by Miss Willie Knott and Leachman and Campbell. A Jack named John Marshall Hampton wins prizes, while Easter displays at Red Cross Drug Store amuse town youth with bantam hens and Belgian hares. Dr A G Beam mourns a horse lost to possible poisoning. Dr L H Bellebaum displays spring window decor at Red Cross Drug Store. Master Filey Mayes hosts an Easter party with eggs, games, and a hay ride behind Dobbin.
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L. H. Bellebaum
Red Cross Drug Store
Filey Mayes
Old Dobbin
Finley
Local Horseman Challenges All In Washington County
Nicot Hawk JR touted as fastest trotter in county seeks post season challenge for any mile track in Washington State. D A Crosby signs off inviting owners of competing horses to prove their speed after 1909 season.
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Nicot Hawk, JR
Washington County
D. A. Crosby
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Commonwealth
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Toledo
Lucas County
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F. J. Sat Co
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A. W Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
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Pleasant Grove
Jas. J. Graves
G. T. Burton
Hagen Block
Wils Knorr
G. F. Clements
Main Cross Street
Dr. Smock
Fannie Wall
Nannie Mullican
Peoples Bank
A. C. Kimball
Old Casey Shop
Main Street
Rapid Shine
Joe A. Shader
Christian Church
Joe S. Claybrooke
First National Bank, L. A. Burns
Willie Knorr
Leachman & Campbell's
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Mooresville Exchange
Polin
Pearlie Smoothers
John I
Lord Bacon
Dick Parrott
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Litsey
Governor
Wood
Jennett
Old Black
Hawk
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Hatchett and Anderson’s
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J. R. Durham
J. W. Funk
J. Howard Hampton
Winchester
John Marshall
United States
Leachman & Campbell
Willie Knottrt
Haydon & Robertson
A. G. Beam
Mise Willie Knott
N. Mullican
Night Hawk, Jr
S. H. Bishop
Springfield, Ky
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