Arnold Hand Made Buggies Grow Into Local Enterprise
The Danville Advocate notes R. M. Arnold began six years ago as the sole worker and has expanded to a factory employing fourteen men. Output now averages over one buggy per day with electricity powered sanding, drilling and polishing machines. Arnold buggies are used by R. C. Boblitt Wharton and Tapp and private county buyers. each piece is tested before sale. See Mr A C Kimball for buying.
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Danville
R. M. Arnold
Arnold
A. C. Kimball
Bed Rock Of Success Health Pill Advertisement Card
The ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as vitalizing the brain and body and claims strong health and will. A testimonial from J. A. Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia praises the pills as the best he ever used. Available for 25 cents at Haydon & Robertson's with Kentucky Star Flour also featured.
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Dr. King
J. A. Harmon
Sizemore
W. Va
Haydon & Robertson's
Liberal offer to subscribers for Kentucky Farmer ad
Announcement offering three free months for arrears or new subscriptions to The Kentucky Farmer Louisville edition. Includes home paper for one year and farm paper for three months for the price of the home paper. Notes clubbing rates and advertising for buggies wagons fences and farming implements. Sold by C. Kimball in old Casey carriage shop on Main Street.
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Kentucky Farmer
Louisville
The
Kentucky Farmer and Breeder
Lexington
Kentucky
South
Kauffman, Moyer, Arnold
Enterprise
Old Casey
Main St
Best Treatment For Colds In The Chicago Tribune Advice
The Chicago Tribune endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for colds. It contrasts simple home care with the potential risks of the longer indoors regime and exposure after treatment. The Leo nydon Drug Co. offers the remedy.
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Chicago Tribune
Leonydon Drug Co
Lebanon hosts a parade of visitors and residents comes and goes
Local notes list judges and lawyers in town for court and visitors from Lebanon Bardstown Louisville and beyond. Names include Mr Joe Phillipps Miss Flora Mudd Mrs J J McCabe and many Haydons and Mattinglys visiting relatives. A pneumonia illness and a three week Hendersonville trip are noted plus the Evening Star newspaper suspends publication for a week. Gro R Mattingly invites flowers and plants display at the court house on May 5.
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T. L. Mudd
Louisville
T. E. Hardesty
Dawson Springs
W. W. Hyatt
Willisburg
Joe Wycoff
Mackville
Sam ©. Mackin
W. C. Rogers
Lebanon
Court House
Gro, R
Mattingly
Local society notes and obituaries in Texas paper
A Texas column reports illnesses visits and social events. Deboe Brady is very ill. Mayree Arnold visited May Edwards in Jensonton. Mussen and wife of Perryville guests of Begley family. Mrs. Hatchett entertained Hays. Prof. Durham visited relatives in Springfield. Mrs. Crane sale drawn a large crowd. Nancy Cocanougher of Long tow hosted by daughter Robt. Arnold. Emma Mattingly visiting her brother John Mattingly. Anna Arnold visiting Lebanon aunt Charlie Harmon. Irene Harmon accompanied. Mable Hourighan visiting Harrodsburg sister J Gordon. Fay Cocanougher suffered hand burn with possible blood poisoning. Steve Wilson family of Perryville visited here. Wilhelm Peterson from Pittsburg moving here. Harriet Biggers died of consumption near here. Margie Claybrooke visiting Louisville. Bryan Arnold out after appendicitis. J C Gordon and Margaret visited Harrodsburg. Mrs Peyton in Louisville for operation and doing nicely.
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A. Y. Hatchett
T. A. Hays
Prof. Durham
Springfield
M. E. Crane
Nancy Cocanougher
Longtow
Robt. Arnold
Emma Mattingly
John Mattingly
Anna Arnold
Charlie Harmon
Lebanon
Irene Harmon
Mable Hourighan
Harrodsburg
J. ©. Gordon
Fay Cocanougher
Steve Wilson
Perryville
Wilhelm Peterson
Pittsburg
Penn
Harriet Biggers
Sam Biggers
Margie Claybrooke
Louisville
Bryan Arnold
J. C. Gordon
Margaret
J. B. Peyton
Nicot Hawk JR Challenged to Fastest Trotting Race
The note from Pecttul D. Crosby declares Nicot Hawk JR the county's fastest trotting stallion and challenges any season horse owned in 1909 to race him on any mile track in Washington County after the season.
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Nicot Hawk, JR
Washington County
D. A. Crosby
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National Biscuit Company
Southern Coffee CO
Katie Hertlein
Bro
the Buggy Man
Liberal
Sun
Springfield Lumber Co
W. V. Stallard
D. D. S. Springfield
McElroy & Shader's
John Burton
Clem
Hill
Joe Phillipps
W. S. Gibbs
Shelbyville
Will Hays
Bloomfield
David R. Litsey
W. L. Smith
T. Irvine McElroy
Lucille Rice
Campbelleville
Mr. G. S. King
Lillian Anderson
Eunice O'Nan
Leo Haydon
Hendersonville, N.C
W. F. Netkirk
J. F. Lankford
Marion County
Dr. G. ‘I’. Burton
J. J. McCabe
J. Irvin Wimsatt
Little Son
Lomsville
Flora’ Mudd
Ed Mudd
New Haven
Pat Bowman
Bardstown
Thos. L. Grundy
Lyda Grundy
Near Town
E. N. Hundley
George
Mrs. C. J. Haydon
Dillard Tapp
St. Lows
Dudley Tapp
T. J. Nally
Ella Montgomery
Elizabeth Smith
Len Mattingly
Mary Phillippe
Lillian
O’neal
Virginia
Joseph Edelen
Greg Edelen
J. S. Yankey
Robert
New York
S. T. Hamilton
Fredericktown
Messrs. C. F. Haydon
F. C. Peters
Fannie
Mrs. J. R.south
Nimrod Hendren
Messrs
W. F. Booker
Robi. Noe
Ed M. Russell
Walter Riedel
Tatham Springs
Gertrude Stocker
Barsdtown
Myrtle
Jennie Price
St. Catherine
Gray Cleaver
Mrs. Coleman
Evan Hagan
Louis Kelly
Clellafd Cunningham
Columbia, S.C
T. Scott Mayes
Frankfort
Will Stiles
Margaret Moore
Margaret Spalding
Leon Haydon
Jas Haydon
John Wycoff
C. C. Pace
Mrs
S. C. VanArsdale
Columbus, Ohio
Jas. R. Noe
3. C. VanArsdale
Pleasantee
J. H. Lampton
James Lampton
John W. Lewis
Chelf
Leitchfield
Mrs. Lewis
Edward Metz
Dorothy
Sherman, Texas
Bettie Craycroft
Metz
Lillian Craycroft
Dick Greene
C. W. Hagan
Grace Kirk
Fred Galvin
Grif Shuck
Bernard Boulden
Rose Buckner
Walton Hotel
John F. Thompson
Thornton Waters
Evening Star
Texas
Deboe Brady J
Mayree Arnold
Miss May Edwards
Jensonton
Mr. Mussen
J. M. Begley
Axminsters
Cunningham, Duncan & Co
J. J. Graves
Night Hawk, Jr
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