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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
5
A local advertisement markets ready to wear street hats in large quantities claiming the lowest possible prices. The notice emphasizes affordability and mass availability to attract shoppers seeking budget headwear.
Local notes advertise screen doors and windows, roll wire at Leadynan’s Furniture, frames at reduced prices, and pictures. E A Cox also promotes creamery butter milk delivery to Springfield Weagallon. contact Mr Robt Parrott or the creamery. O L Curry opens cash produce house in Camden building Mackville offering top cash prices for produce. Walter Leachman’s Furniture line includes go carts and baby carriages. Dr J C Mudd sets office hours. W T Ewing Real Estate lists farms for sale in Harrodsburg and nearby. Mackville two story business house for sale in Springfield. Springfield Water and Electric to wire houses at cost. new plant soon. A C Kimball advertises premium Brown Leghorns White Plymouth Rocks and White Wyandottes eggs at 15 for one dollar.
Mr Nally to organize an A S of E Local at Valley Hill Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Sam T Ray announce birth of Frances April 20 1907. Geo R Mattingly of Bardstown to Springfield May 1 with flowers and plants. Draping in front of courthouse. You will want a refrigerator this summer. Go to Walter Leachman’s Furniture. E A Cox to make annual trip to Greensburg May 20. gallery closed for a month. Stray gilt white weight 175 to 200 pounds from livery stable. reward. Boothr & Biswort. Salt rising bread lecture at lan church next Thursday night The Authenticity of the History Recorded in Genesis. Fourth lecture in Bible as Good Reading. Wm Nally TA of E to speak Humphreys school house April 27 2 pm to organize a local union. Jnc Kinder injured at work last year and underwent operation in Louisville. serious. Gilt Edge country butter 20 cents per pound kept on ice Lawrence’s Grocery. Campbell county court day sales: live stock on hand. stock hogs 6 cents per lb. sows and pigs 20 to 39.25. cows and calves 28 to 50. plug horses 40 to 126.
A stream of brief notices records residents and visitors across Louisville Bardstown Lebanon Danville and surrounding towns. Names include Woodson Moss G C Wharton W E Leachman Sallie McElroy Oscar Brow Lev Brown and many others visiting kin attending music festivals or conducting business.
Spark of community life with farm trades, arrivals and visits. Mr Claud Perry to teach fall term. horses bought and sold including a $75 work mare. residents visiting kin in Lebanon and Sulivain Indiana. Notables include Rev Father Pieters, Rev P F Ray, W C Cammack. News on births, travel, and a 160 year old clock in Hardwick Vermont.
Mrs. J W Burke died at her home on April 15 after a long illness. She leaves seven children, five sisters, and three brothers. The community offers sympathy. Rev Father Pieters will travel to Europe next week, with Rev Father Grotto of Louisville covering during three months. Other items mention Mrs Josie Cusick ill with pneumonia, Mrs F M Newton not much improved, Mrs Edna Brateher returning to Louisville, Miss Lounette Burnett visiting relatives, and several social visits and county court attendance. Subscribe for The Sun. $1.00 year.
An advertisement notes immense trade over the past ten days with demand for hats and the need to order another large shipment for next Saturday. It invites readers to come in and view a full line of baby goods and a large selection of pretty caps.
Farmers are urged to raise poultry as a high paying line with eggs earning more than corn or wheat output. Healthy hens lay eggs and a weekly dose of R4-11-44 keeps disease away. Sick chickens get three to five drops per dose two to three times daily. turkeys get one to three drops per feed. Medicine is guaranteed by the druggist.
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