Southern life insurance plan seen as boost to South
The Sanday Courier Journal editorial hails a proposed Southern life insurance company with Kentucky as its home office. It cites rising interest, large capital plans, and state laws on reserves, arguing the South’s financial power will grow as the Citizens National Life Insurance Company consolidates with regional firms.
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Sanday Courier-Journal
South
Kentucky
Citizens National Life Insurance Company
Godspeed
United States
Mason and Dixon
Citizens National Life
Eaat
New York Insurance Department
New York City
Hartford
Conn
Fife
New York
Indianapolis
Louisville
Indiana
Tia
Citizens Life Insurance Company
Citizens Life
W. H. Gregory
Benzens Life
New England
North
Eyat
Local Notables and Visits Across Springfield Area
Springfield residents and guests are noted in a series of brief items. M H Coyle and C F Bosley from Springfield visited on Monday while Lawrence Durham heads to Lancaster for schooling. Several locals attended the Danville fair and a Chautauqua in Lebanon. Clyde Hays, infant son of Bob and Mrs. Hays, was buried at Bethlehem.
The School of Music Information Notice
A notice invites readers at Western Normal to request details about a full course in Vé cal and Ibyteurental music. Address HH, Cherry, Bowling Green, Ky, for special information.
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Informatumn
Cherry
Bowling Green
Fair View Social News Notes Wealth of Visits
Mr and Mrs Jas Hardesty visited his parents Sunday. Ernest Gray and two sisters Martha and Ida, Matte Hawkins, F M Carney and daughter Ora, and Opha Yocum spent Saturday night at Ezra Hawkins home. BE Stevenson and George Moul were guests at Mr Worford’s home Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Truat and two daughters Now and Treacie visited Mrs Maggie Sweeney Monday. Mr and Mrs Preston Moore and two children Martha and Randol and Theodora dined at Mr Carney’s home Saturday.
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Jas, Hardesty
Ernest Gray
Martha
Ida
Matte Hawkins
F. M. Carney
Ora
Opha Yocum
Ezra Hawkins
BE. Stevenson
George Moul
Worford
Drs. Truat
Now
Treacie
Maggie ‘Sweeney
Preston Moore
Randol
Theodora
Carney
Granulated sore eyes cured after salve trial
Marta Boyd of Henrietta Ky says she suffered twenty years with granulated sore eyes until February when a gentleman urged her to try Chakberlain's Salve. She bought one box and used about two thirds with her eye trouble gone. The salve is for sale by The Leo Haydon Drug Co.
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Marta Boyd
Henrietta
Chakberlain
Leo Haydon Drug Co
Local items note visits and upcoming camp meeting
Mr George Wycoff and wife return to Carlisle after visiting his parents here. Messrs Marshall and Virgil Mayes attend camp meeting at Aliceton this week. Mrs Maggie Peter of Springfield visits Mrs Ben Powell. Mrs Nellie Burcham and daughter return to Louisville after weeks with her mother Mrs Sue Shewmaker. Protracted meeting at the Baptist church begins Monday Aug 16 led by Brother Williams of Springfield. A party at Miss Annabel Riley’s last Saturday was well attended and enjoyed. Mr pie Bottom is ill with typhoid fever. Born to Mrs George Keightly a ten pound girl on the 5th. Mr Harvey Leachman of Springfield visits Mr William Graves. Mrs Sue Showmaker was in Springfield Monday. Mesdames Ben Powell Maggie Peter and Bessie Cloyd visit Mr and Mrs R R Isham Tuesday. Brother Beart and family attend camp meeting at Aliceton for a few days. Mr Sam Mays of Seymour Ind visits relatives here.
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M. H. Coyle
Springfield
Lawrence Durham
Lancaster
C. F. Bosley
R. L. Langford
Sam Clemens
W. T. Phillipa
W. T. Campbelle
Rev
J. W. Campbelle
Corbin
Mary E. Corsey
Rachael Bottom
Mackville
Glace
Danville
Wilhelm Peterson
Lebanon
Eliza Wade
Michelsburg
R. L. Arnold
Jacob Cocunougher
Perryville
L. Arnold
Boyle County
F. Cocanougher
Crooke Station
Je Hays
TA. Ha
D. A. Crosby
Lexis
Marion Shanks
Shelby City
Booker Station
J.D. Peterson
Louisville
Clyde
Bob Hays
Bethlehem
Springfeld
Nancy Goodloe
Ruth Claybrooke
Clay Braay
George Wycoff
Carlisle
Messrs
Marshall
Virgil Mayes
Aliceton
Maggie Peter
Ben Powell
Nellie Burcham
Loulinville
Sue Shewmaker
Baphist
Will Iama
Annabel Riley
Pie Bottom
George Keightly
Harvey Leachman
William Graves
Sue Showmaker
Bessie Cloyd
R. R. Isham
Bro. Beart
Sam Mays
Seymour
Ind
Werling
Kansas
C. A. West
J. F. Gregory
Nellie Thurman
Eliza Mitchell
Mrt
Mack Leachman
Mary Logan Neale
Tatham Springs
Kesner
Burnette Cox
J. L. Martin
Lavine O’connor
Mabel Price
Mabel
Nannie Thompson
Sue Reed
N. P. Thompson
Kentucky
Messie
J. Haynes
Jno
Joe Pol
Fred Vanarsdale
Chas
Litsey
Davidson Reed
Pete Sheehan
Lavinia O'Connor
Harvey Vanarsdalee
Woodlawn
van Dyke
Cash
Haynes
McChord
Polin
J. W. Carter
Carter
Yankey
M. W. Hyatt
Merideth
William
The Secret of Long Life and Electric Bitters Claim
A French scientist finds one secret of long life focusing on the blood. Electric Bitters are said to prolong life by purifying and enriching the blood, rebuilding nerve cells, and energizing the whole system. A testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing, Maine cites kidney trouble cured by the remedy at Haydon & Robertson's.
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W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Haydon & Robertson's
Pleasant Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Pleasant Grove social items list visiting relatives from Kansas and Louisville, with towns and names including Werling West and Neale. It notes attendees at Chautauqua in Lebanon and a Woodlawn baseball defeat, plus a testimonial about Chamberlain's remedy from L. Mason of Beaver Dam. Mentions local families, travels to Springfield and Winchester, and local merchants The Leo Haydon Drug Co.
Campbellsville Telephone seeks injunction for long distance link
In Marion County Campbellsville Telephone Co serves Lebanon Home Telephone Co with notice of a motion before Judge Thurman at 9 o clock to compel a connection with long distance wires under their contract. A separate incident reports Geneva Joseph, eight, nearly drowned during a storm while near the creek between her home and the Chaudhuqua grounds. she was rescued and unharmed.
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Falcon, Enterprise and Leader
Campbellsville Telephone Co
Lebanon Home Telephone Co
Campbellsville Co
Thurman
Geneva Joseph
George Joseph
Chauthuqua
Gas Struck While Drilling Well at Calvary
While digging a well on his Calvary property Mr. Mark Thomas struck gas at 200 feet with several strong streams. Locals deem the gas genuine and the discovery brings elation and hope for a fortune. Other items note Polk Robertson’s near drowning after his buggy was washed downstream, a pair of laying turkey hens near Hardin's Creek laying 127 eggs since March 9 without setting, and plans by Scearce and Spalding to clear government building site decks for a Veranda Hotel sale.
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Calvary
Mark Thomas
Thomas
Polk Robertson
Aliceton
Joseph M. Mattingly
Three Mile Bridge
Hardin's Creek
Mattingly
Turkey
Messrs
L. A. Scearce
W. W. Spalding
Central Kentucky Real Estate Co
Veranda
Messrs.Scearce
Spalding
Washington County Sunday School Association Meeting
The Regular Annual Meeting of the Washington County Sunday School Association met August 5, 1909 at the Christian church in Springfield Kentucky. President Wm Harrison Williams opened sessions with reports, addresses, and committee nominations.
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Washington, County Sunday School Association
Christian ‘Church
Springfield
Wm. Harrison Williams
Devon
W. A. Walfe
E. C. Boswell
A. P. Finley
Clarence Adama
I. H. Thurman
Ella Shauity
Sec'y and
Treas
E. S. Mayes
Mra
W. A. Wolfe
W. R. Selecman
W. F. Grigsby
Best for Indigestion Trials Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mr. A Robinson of Drumquin Ontario suffers long indigestion and tries Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A free sample offer is made by The Donne Drug Co for trial to prove benefits and ease distress.
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A. Robinson
Drumquin
Ontario
Chamberlain
Lee
Done Drug Co
Protect Your Families With Self Supporting Life Insurance
A local notice promotes life insurance from Southern National Life through agents Leo Haydon and Lee VanAredale with E. T. Whanman as general agent. It touts self-supporting policies and 20 year contracts guaranteed to pay out in 16 years, urging readers to call for coverage. It also endorses Kentucky Star Flour as reminiscent of grandfather’s baking.
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Leo Haydon
Lee VanAredale
Southern National Life Insurance Co
E. T. Whanman
Subscriptions Free Column Seeks Stock Sale Notices
Subscribing patrons are urged to inform the paper when stock is sold so advertisements can be discontinued. The Sun offers very low rates for cash or care under this head, though the above details remain imperfectly legible in the column.
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Saas
Local farm sales and purchases listed in brief
C L Brady Rt 3 offers eight to ten Buck Sheep. C L Grundy Springfield lists one Ohio improved Costtarehita male hog and ten young Southdown ewes. Gibbs Thomas advertise eighteen pure bred Southdown Bucks. C W Homan Springfield seeks four ton of clean hay. Hite Clements Rt 2 offers 1,000 bushels of corn. Kentucky Star Flour advertised for baking cakes and biscuits.
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C. L. Brady
Rt. 3
Cc. L. Grundy
Springfield
Ohio
Owen
Gibbs & Thomas
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Harrodsburg
Kimberlin
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Kaw
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Chas. Brady
Lee Goode
Missouri Goode
Winchester
Caseca Purdom
J. B. Peyton
Mary Noe
Hattie Arnold
Clauge Begley
Bertha’ Roach
Sylvisa
Detoe Brady
French Lick
Brady
Rey
A. Walliams
Jens
Me Leachmen
The
School of Music
Fair View
Pleasant Grove
L. Mason
Beaver Dam
Marion County
Jeff Lettie
Willisburg
Dora Brown
Jeff Matherly
C. R. McWhorter
R. E. C. Lawson
Tope
E. ©. Boswell
Topie
King
the Sun
Tae Gun and Courier-Journal
Sewil
Ed M. Russell
Lebanon-Springfield
LSN
Walton Hotel
Life Insurance
Redorton
National Sewing Machine Car
Belvidere
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