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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1907
Page
5
All Dental Work Strictly First Class in Springfield Ky
Ad for dental services in Springfield Kentucky claims top quality care. Mentions location near an old block with upstairs access and dates back to a past era. Promotes comprehensive services and patient satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Kyithew
For Sale and Local Notices from Springfield Sun
Classified items include a two story business house for sale in Mackville Kentucky with yard and shelving, cheap sale terms, and J Graves in Springfield. Also town notices on electric wiring, poultry from A C Kimball, a meeting call by J F Gregory, a death in the Gregory family, Hertlein’s plan for truck gardening, Willisburg notes, and five subscriptions from J N B Olliver totaling five years for the Springfield Sun with sympathy for readers in Texas and Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackville
Springfield
J. Graves
J. N. B. Olliver
Mooresville
Springfield Sun
Texas
Indian Territory
Olliver
The
Sun
Local Social News from Sapton Ford
Miss Nancy Shehan of Maud spent weekend with her aunt Mrs I P Irwin of Chaplin and Mrs Marie Smith near Chaplin who are ill with measles. Various residents visited relatives in Taylorsville Stringtown Fairfield Camden and Lupton Ford. Rev Maxwell to preach at Independent schoolhouse Sunday at four o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Shehan
Maud
I. P. Irwin
Chaplin
Marie Smith
Near
J. D. Shields
Taylorsville
Fred Trent
J. B. Ross
Near Stringtown
Perry Ruby
John H. Cheatham
Jessie Kays
Newton Cheatham
Fairfield
Nellie Keeling
Hugh Crouch
Will Switzer
Ada
Camden
Harvey Ross
Hear
Lupton Ford
Olla Switzer
Dora ‘Ferrell
Maxwell
Independent
Fred , Trent
J. L. Switzer
Saxton Glee Club to stage musical at Opera House April 26 1907
The Saxton Glee Club led by Miss Sue Ray presents a musical program at the Opera House on Friday April 26 1907. The show includes a vocal contest among five high school boys, featured talents including Mrs. J L Hughes and Miss Lucy Duncan, Beethoven sonatas, and selections by De Koven Tosti Bond and Jacob Bond. Notable soloists include Laura McChord Mary Haydon Hattie Rice and Nick Ray with Will Waters performing Go Dear Goodebye. The program aims for artistic appeal and broad enjoyment with a full listing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxton Glee Club
Sue Ray
Opera House
Harry Shultz
Parker Medley
Knight Handy
Leo Simms
Frank Hardin
Alogether
J. L. Hughes
Broomfield
Lucy Duncan
Bloomfield
Beethoven
Mary Haydon
Arthur Penn
Hattie Rice
Local Notes From Hillsboro Residents
Hillsboro news reports births and visits among families in Nelson Spencer and Willisburg counties. A girl named Misa Judith Montgomery was born to Mrs. J. H. Settles in Hillsboro after a visit to Nelson relatives. Local residents Ormsby Showmaker and Lewis Kirsch visit Montgomery and Maud, while Zora Montgomery visits Nelson. A leg gash from an ax incident leaves Levi Bailey recovering after two stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Settles
Thomas Coulter
Misa
Judith Montgomery
Nelson County
Ormsby Showmaker
Harrodsburg
J. S. Inman
Ferrer
Willisburg
Lewis Kirsch
Maud
J. M
Rheumatism Relief Promises Comfort at Home
The ad asserts that a happy home is vital and argues rheumatism ruins life and business. It claims Balm offers relief and lasting comfort, presenting appeals for temporary and lasting aid to ease pains and restore well being.
Personal Notes From Local Community
A string of brief notices lists residents and visitors across towns. W L Smith of Louisville was here last week. T B Blanford left for Texas for health. Many others visit relatives in Lebanon Bardstown and Louisville, with tasks, trips, or illnesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Smith
Louisville
T. B. Blanford
Texas
Ben Simms
George Austin
Virginia Lisle
Lebanon
M. H. Jones
Stouisville
Paul South
Frankfort
John Canter
J.B. Peyton
Flowers in Springfield This Spring With Plants by Mattingly
R Mattingly announces plans to be in Springfield this spring offering a fine selection of flowers and plants with dates to be announced later. Local readers may anticipate a varied inventory and visits to the usual stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Geo
R. Mattingly
Immense Trade For Hats And Baby Goods Display
Immense trade noted in hats over the past ten days with plans to order a larger stock next Saturday. See them on display. I carry a full line of baby goods and a large line of pretty capr.
Poultry Raising Pays for Farmers in Profits
Farmers learn poultry raising yields higher egg income than corn or wheat. Feed fowls a tonic now. healthy hens lay more. R4-11-44, given 2-3 times weekly, wards off disease. Sick chicks receive 3-5 drops daily. turkeys require 1-3 drops per feed. Guaranteed by your druggist with money-back offer. Ask Mr. Haydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon
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SROWN
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J. L. Barber's
W. P. Lawrence
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E. A. Cox
W. P. Lawrence's
Robt. Parrott
Creamery
W.P. Lawrence
Walter Leachman
Sue A. Duncan
Orrice Houws
J. C. Mudd
Mhbice
Pakms
W. T. Kwinge
Ice
Electric Light and Water Company
Springfield Water and Electric Light Company
A. C. Kimball
A. S. of E. Local
J. F. Gregory
Louian Gregory
Near Town
Conrad Hertlein
Hertlein
H. C. Ferrell
W. D. Pinkston
New York
Sapton Ford
C. W. Hagan
Fehrs
Hillsboro
J. W. Lewis
Fred Manget
Chas, Greene
Bardstown
J. F. Greene
J. J. Wimsatt
W. H. Williams
Rod Neale
Danville
Edd Mudd
New Haven
Teresa Mudd
John McChord
Luke Merritt
Rufus Foster
Wathen Simms
Mabel ‘Thompson
Nazareth
Sallie Simms
Willie Knott
Prudie Carlile
L.A. Burns
G. H. Boone
W.E. Leachman
J. B. RoBards
Richard Wathen
Bards‘town Junction
Ellen Wathen
Oscar Waters
Lafollette
Tenn
W. D. Claybrooke
R. E. Creel
W. G. Matson
F. ‘T. Cox
G. H. Moore
Wm. Young
Ida M. Young
Nancy Bell Young
Pearl Conner
Frederick Town
Kate Williams
Virginia Goodloe
Lancaster
A. Bayne
Mt. Zion
Bayne
Mike Davison
Emily Russell
Gray Street Infirmary
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Tere Eres
M. Born
Fidence
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Fosert Sonclaybrooke CO
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