New Tobacco Warehouses To Rise In Springfield
Springfield expands its tobacco trade with two new warehouses. The Springfield Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company hires H J Yankey to build a mammoth 204 by 108 foot plant on East Main Street for loose leaf sales, managed by W J Stem with Avram Sydnor as auctioneer. Washington County Tobacco Warehouse Co. plans a large modern plant with hydraulic screws for priming. Together the new facilities will enable about 350000 pounds prize per day across the local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Kentucky
H. J. Yankey
East Main Street
Palmer Grundy
W. J. Stem
Avram Syd
Washington County, Tobacco Warehouse Co
Night Riders Damage Four Miles Of Telephone Lines
Night riders visited Boyle and Lincoln counties destroying four miles of Bastin Independent Telephone lines between Hadgeville and Hubble. Headquarters are at Lancaster. Police pursue suspects. attackers used rubber-tired buggies and worked methodically, suggesting expert involvement. Officers in Lancaster and Danville investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Lincoln Counties
Hadgeville
Hubble
Bastin
Lancaster
Rad
Danville
Methodist Ladies Host Profitable County Court Day Dinner
The Methodist church served a delightful County Court day dinner on Monday, pleasing all diners and netting about $150 for the church. The Christian fellowship among Springfield church members was evident, with Catholic, Presbyterian, Baptist and Christian workers all aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Springfield
Expert Endorses Zemo for Eczema and Skin Ailments
An unnamed national authority on skin diseases declares eczema hardest to conquer yet endorses Zemo as a leading remedy. He extols its clean liquid formula over greasy salves, noting it draws germs to the surface and cures many conditions. Free sample bottles and a booklet are offered by Mr. Leo for home guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Leo
Ben Johnson Seeks Public Building Aid at Elizabethtown
Washington April 25 Representative Johnson unlikely to win funds for a public building in Elizabethtown as yearly receipts are 6500 against a 10000 requirement. His bill for Bardstown, whose receipts are 35000 daily, fares better with Treasury recommending 60000 and the House panel at 65000. 10000 already spent on a site. Rogers Gore, Johnsons secretary, left for Louisville to oversee gubernatorial matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elizabethtown
Johnson
Bardstown
Treasury Department
House Committee
Rogers Gore
Louisville
Arson charge hits tinner Burris over Veranda Hotel fire
Robert Burris a tinner for McElroy and Shultz was arrested by Marshal J J Grace and taken to Leban after Marion county grand jury indicted him for arson in the Veranda Hotel fire. Fire Marshal W F Neikerk led the case. Burris says he is innocent as investigators ponder further indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burris
McElroy & Shultz
Lebanon
J. J. Grace
Burris
Marion County Grand Story
Veranda
W. F. Neikerk
Skull Fracture on Anderson Farm Ends Farmer's Life
On the Anderson farm near Perryville in Mercer county, George Russell, 40, was instantly killed while helping cut logs. Mark Deering was badly hurt but expected to recover after a falling limb from a dead tree struck them during logging. Russell leaves a wife and eight children. funeral and burial followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Perryville
Mercer County
George Russell
Mark Deering
Russell
Deering
Five Hundred Cattle Sold in Major Lincoln County Deal
Fox O Daniel & Co sold five hundred head to B Sterns Sons of New York City. cattle were fed at Mueller Wathen Robert distillery and weigh about 200 pounds each. The lot paid 42 000 dollars at seven dollars per hundred, two trains to New York. additional twenty head to Dell and about twenty to local butchers. Transactions concluded after purchases in Washington and Marion counties last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox, O’daniel & Co
B. Sterns Sons
New York City
Mueller, Wathen & Robert
New York
Fox O'Daniel & Co
del Lt
Louisville
Washington
Marion
Lebanon Enterprise
Itching Eczema Offer From D D D Prescription
Special offer from D D D Laboratories through Hayden Robertson druggists for a 25 cent bottle of D D D Prescription. Claims include instant itch relief and lasting cures. Advertisement style tone notes prompt relief for itchy skin and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Hayden & Robertson
County Court Auction Draws Crowd and Sale Totals
A county court sale drew a good crowd as stock and land went to high bidders. Listed sales include 6 yearling steers at 19 each, numerous cows and calves, mares with colts, horses, and several sheep lots. Land tracts brought 1550 and 410, with Wallace McCarty buying near Pottaville and other bids recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Campbell
Graves-White Couple Wed at Fredericktown Catholic Church
Mr Will White and Miss Bertha Graves were married yesterday at five in Fredericktown Catholic church with Father Pieters presiding. Attendants were Arthur Thompson and Alex Webb. Post ceremony, guests joined the bridal party for a generous supper in town. The Sun offers hearty congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will White
Bertha Graves
Fredericktown
Father Pieters
Arthur Thompson
Alex Webb
Deep Creek Sad Accident Leaves Family in Grief
A limb toppled during tree cutting near Stewart caused the death of Mr. Gee, leaving a wife and eight children in mourning. The community extends sympathy. Local visits and social news include gatherings in Springfield Jensentown Mackville and Boyle County, with families such as Holderman Coyle Elliott Mathley and Yankey noted for visits, sawmill moves, and caregiving as the area copes with the tragedy. The ill child of Dee Yankey is reported very low with pneumonia, with hopes of speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. Russell
Stewart
Tim
Anderson Holderman
John Wallace
Sosh
Ola Holderman
Springfield
George Elliott
Bill Coyle
Will Coyle
Jensentown
Mollie Coyle
Woodson Coyle
Martin Mathley
John Mathley
J. J. Harmon
Henry Holderman
Mackville
Woodsie Elliott & Co
Pneumon
Court of Appeals upholds ballot emblem issue in Yowell case
The Court of Appeals affirmed Marion circuit court judgments in J A Thompson vs William Yowell ruling that an emblem over a candidate’s name on a ballot is not absolutely necessary. Thompson challenged Yowell’s election as chief of police over missing emblem. circuit court and appellate court rulings stood. A P Ricketts received an unsolicited offer to be Panama Canal project superintendent with a 1800 annual salary but likely decline due to local workload. Col John B Wathen filed in Circuit Court over adjoining farm land on Campbellsville Pike near Lebanon, naming distilling firm Wathen Mueller Co as defendants over a proposed fence that would encroach on two acres. Simms neighborhood searches follow the disappearance of 12 year old T J Brown, son of J Walter Brown, with two young men previously working on local farms. Blank home life described. no trouble prior.
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Court of Appeals
Marion Circuit Court
J. A. Thompson
William Yowell
Yowell
Thompson
Circuit Court
A. P. Rickets
Panama Canal
Ricketts
John B. Wathen
Wathen, Mueller & Co
Cambellsvile Pike
Lebanon
Col. Wathen
Simms
T. J. Brown
J. Walter Brown
Ed Brown
Clem Brown
Young Brown
Springfield Juniors Defeat St Marys in Lively 12 to 1 Battle
Springfield youngsters proved tough in a mirror match against St Marys Juniors, routing them 12 to 1 after earlier beating St Marys 4 to 3. Wallace Rogera and Ben E. Strmma anchored the battery for Springfield as all locals shone and promised more wins.
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Springfield
St. Marys
Bardstown
Springfield Boys
St. Mary's
Wallace Rogera
Ben E. Strmma
Contract Let for New Engine House at St Catherines
The Sisters of St. Catherines awarded Mr. R. L. Goodin of Lebanon the contract to erect a brick building on the Academy grounds to house an engine and the electric light plant. Other improvements are planned to enhance St. Catherines to a high standard of beauty and equipment.
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Sisters of
Barker-Conner wedding at Barker home vows exchanged
Mrs Retta Barker and Rachel Conner wed this afternoon at the Barker residence with Rev W H Williams officiating. The couple left for Lebanon then Louisville, on a bridal trip and will reside in Bloomfield where Conner serves as Cumberland Telephone Co manager. Conner’s bride is noted as a popular Springfield bookkeeper.
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Retta Barker
Rachel Conner
J. H. Barker
W. H. Williams
Stomach and Face Tablets Advertised in Sun Papers
An advertisement proclaims stomach and face tablets remove the cause of stomach trouble. It claims the remedy is easy to take and effective, sold by all druggists, with pricing listed as $1.50 in The Sun and Courier-Journal and $1.00 per year in The Springfield Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All
The
Sun and Courier-Journal
Springfield Sun
Vissing and Hehemann marry in Louisville church
William Vissing, long employed as a tinner by J W Prichard, wed Gertrude Hehemann this afternoon at St Francis Catholic Church in Louisville. The couple will return tonight and stay at the Springfield Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Vissing
J. W. Prichard
Mies Gertrude Heheman
Louisville
St. Francis Catholic Church
Vissing
Springfield Hotel
Kentucky Road Mileage Reveals Public and Improved Network
A Kentucky pamphlet from the Secretary of Agriculture reports 57 187 miles of public roads in the state with 1 048 gravel and 8 078 stone surfaces, totaling 9 486 miles of improved roads. It notes county mileage leaders in macadamization such as Bourbon Fayette and Jefferson, and states 41 percent of roads improved overall with 1 4 miles of road per square mile and one mile per 37 residents.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Kentucky
Sxiven
Anderson
Bourbon
Boyle
Bracken
Carroll
Christian
Clark
Fayette
Plensing
Franklin
Grant
Harsiaan
Henry
Jefferson
Jessamine
Kenton
Madison
Mason
Metver
Nelson
Nicholas
Pendleton
Leoe
2Shelby
Weabhington
Woodford
Dedication of Baptist Church Next Sunday
The dedication of the Baptist Church next Sunday May 1 promises unusual interest. Services start 1020 a m with Dr M P Burnt of Louisville preaching the dedicatory sermon. Dr Hunt pastor of Walnut and 2a streets church. Dr Everette Gill of Danville to speak at 3 30 pm. Rev J M Roddy to give the concluding address at 8 00 pm. The church property cost about 22000 with about 6000 still to raise. Everyone is invited to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
M. P. Burnt
Louisville
Hunt
Walnut Streets
Everette Gill
Danville
J. M. Roddy
Flowers and Plants Sale in Springfield May 4
A local sale lists flowers and plants available in Springfield on Wednesday May 4. Organizers Geo B Mattingly invite residents to view a wide selection of blooms and greenery at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Planta
Geo
Mattingly
Locust Grove Social Roundabout Highlights
Locust Grove residents shared Sundays with friends across Texas and nearby towns. Notables included the Leachman, Litsey, Reed, and VanArsdale families visiting, hosting, or attending a Willisburg convention, with several returning travelers from Ohio and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteman
Texas
Hugh Leachman
M_ Leachman
Charlie Litsey
Jack Reed
J. & Leachman
Jeanie Leachman
Sue Reed
Kate Litsey
Earl Brackney
Columbia
Ohio
S. C. VanArsdale
Eleanor Reed
Sarrah Reed
Harvey VanArsdale
Sue Edgerton
Lillian Leachman
Willisburg
Hamilton and
Mooseley
H. L. Litsey
Pearl Claybrooke
Springfeld
Frances
Charles Blanton
Boston
Ed Biren
Sallie Gregory
Mise Ellen Gregory
Louisville
Richard Hagan
Lebanon
Buteers Promises Health Benefits for Daily Life
An advertiser proclaims Buteers as the greatest health the world has ever known. It claims to purify and enrich the stomach and intestines, invigorate the system, and help a person endure daily wear and suffering.
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Night Riders
Ben Johnson
C. P. Bosley
Thos. J. Graves
Josephine McIlroy
S. S. Bottoms
W. D Claybrooke
Pilis
F. I. Purdom
Dave Purdom
W. B. Spears
S. M Campbell
Pottaville
Wallace McCarty
J.C. McElroy
J. P. Isham
Graves
Deep Creek
Baptist
Marion County
Falcon and
Enterprise
Barker-Conner
Vissing-Hehemann
Peoe
Leo Haydon
Tae Purscarrt
Locust Grove
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