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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
8
In a storm bound cavern Beverly and a debonair rogue guard a tense alliance. A sudden mountain lion attack erupts as Beverly fires a pistol, killing the beast and stunning all, while the unnamed knight reveals a disguise and plans for a dawn departure.
A guide leads a party to famed mud baths with a sharp exchange. A U S politician, uninterested, quips he has run for office too many times at home, prompting a wry remark from Puck about public conduct.
Prices listed for bacon, butter, chickens, dried apples, ducks, corn meal, feathers, flour, ginseng, hides, lard, lime, bran, vinegar, wool, sorghum, and beans. Includes per pound, per bushel, per gallon, or per barrel figures, with many items showing small unit changes.
FULL PARTICULARS concerning all the above can be had by addressing HARLOW, D. P. Ay Louisville, Ky. The notice lists round trip rates to Sig in Misajasi papi ene Iem gas, Indian Ok and Texas and mentions a daily sleeper excursion without change from Louisville to California and to I Artone and pecan.
Ben Patchen will stand at Mrs. R. F. Parrott's Springfield farm on Mackville pike for 1906. Describes Mambrino Boy line colt with sires Mambrino Patchen and Satinette dam, brood mare influence, and notable relatives. John the jack will stand there as well under same terms. gelding and foal costs due when the season ends. Care disclaimer included.
Spotwood, a dark Malay stallion by Wilkes out of Spotwood dam Ashland Clay and Sam Grundy s Gray Susie, will stand at my stable one half mile north of Fredericktown on the Tom Paon place at 3 p.m. This trotting bred sire will sire colts that are fine combined horses. Lien retained on all colts to secure service fee and money due when mare is parted, with or bred to another horse.
Local notice lists numerous farm entries for sale or want in fields like poultry eggs hogs and horses. Names and rural routes appear with prices such as 15 eggs for 75 cents and 15 eggs for 1 dollar, plus descriptions of pure breeds and stock types.
Cardwell Kentucky breeder L Graham advertises Fancey Boy a 7 year old chestnut sorrel stallion standing 164 hands, weight about 1100 pounds, described as well dispositioned. Sired by Nick Wathen’s Banes Boy with Pete Goldust and Vonmoltke lineage. mare and mule jacks offered at 6 to 7 dollars. Lien on costs until season money paid. Care to prevent accidents. contact Cardwell for details.
Postmaster W A Waters lists uncalled letters for week ending April 18 1906 at Springfield including Joan W King Nicolaneelo Lom maris Dee Mitchell and others. The item mentions Middlesboro ordinance banning street fakirs and medicants, and a Muhlenberg county courthouse new construction near Central City and Greenaburg.
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