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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
4
A concise survey lists Senate candidate J C W Beckham and Governor hopeful S W Hager with Lieutenant Governor race in the South Trim region. It notes their endorsements and party alignment while signaling campaign focus and regional stakes.
Rogers Gore is the Democratic candidate for the State Senate from Washington Marion and Taylor counties. The district is expected to back him strongly with broad local support and no opposition anticipated, ensuring strong representation for regional interests in Frankfort.
Harness manufacturing establishment offered at public sale on the premises at 2 00 pm April 27 1907 in Springfield Kentucky. Machinery good as new stock fresh and a strong growing trade. Private sale also possible with a good selection of whips from the factory. Biur Gnany Myc Co.
President Roosevelt weighs a new political departure to fund not only the actual election costs but also the legitimate campaign expenses of regular nominees. He has formulated the idea, knows its complexity and expects many objections, but is giving it earnest consideration.
An invitation to view a large line of Spring and Summer goods inviting customers to call and examine items whether they buy or not. The notice expresses pleasure in having guests inspect the goods regardless of purchase intent.
The school opened with a 4 to 1 baseball win over Bardstown, signaling strong season potential. A large mandolin and guitar club is boosting programs, with Friday night concert at the Opera House featuring solos, duets, and contest entries as students aim for Tournament success.
Guests visited Prathers Creek area including Mr and Mrs John Boswell of Perr yville and Mr and Mrs Henry Hilton of Mackee. Mrs J H Mayes improving. Local social notes mention Lillie Smock staying with the George Barker family and Mattie Crane shopping in Mackville. Farmers report dying sheep from freezing conditions, damaged tobacco beds, possible fruit loss, and a wish for rain to aid corn planting. County court attendance noted and local log shipments from Booker.
Mooresville reports a baby girl born to Mrs Grundy Cutsinger eight pounds. T D Sweeney sold a cow and calf for fifty dollars to William T Snider. Some farmers plant corn. others finished. Annie Jones of Kelly's Shop to teach Jensonton school No 30. Kate Shauity to teach Mooresville school. Dissatisfaction prompts three trustees elected in school district No 30 next election. Bro Benight preached to a good audience.
The funeral for Mrs Sallie William, deceased, will be preached in Willisburg on the third Sunday in May. Deloss Mobley and E T Perkins were in Lawrenceburg last week on business. An advertisement in The Sun led to a cat trade where W L Graham paid 25 cents per cat. cats then worked for him. William Foster buys Cornishville property for 550 dollars and plans to move October 1. Graham & Perkins buy a brown horse for 77.50 and a horse for 65. J W Patterson sells a five year old horse for 200 to G W Bottom of Lexington. E G Holliday buys twenty five ewes and thirty two lambs for 9 dollars per head, lamb included, and sells to T S Ray alt for 10 per head.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular bowel habits. The ad claims the product costs 25 cents and is sold at Badon & Robertson’s drug store.
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