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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1907
Page
5
Springfield office in Fagon Block faces denial over spring schedule issues. Officials cited unspecified air denial policies affecting work. No dates or names clearly readable.
The Washington County Fair begins next Wednesday, August 28, and runs four days. Management promises the most interesting program since its organization. Note: Our Furniture department is complete and updated, with JS & Campbell's Get Jar Tops and rence's Grocery featured in local notes.
A fragmented notice from a county fair describes free entries for children, sales on household goods, and vendors offering stock items. It mentions Lawrence’s Grocary and various prices, urging readers to visit the fair and buy supplies. The text is garbled but signals a community market event with vendors and promotions.
Fragmentary notes from a St Theresa court day mention a February date, a Monday status, and a Looker Station event set for Thursday evening but details remain unclear. The report keeps names and specifics difficult to confirm.
Fragmentary report describes a display of a creature or item named arantule rising in a scene with individuals such as Roger Wedawnay and Hagan involved. The text hints at an exhibition, partial measurements or features, and a southern growth context with a seven hundred or seventh position noted, but many words are garbled and unclear.
Private sale offers a multiroom property with a shaded garden and yard. Features include a vestibule, side entry, and a finished interior with mantels, power yard, and roane domes. Asking terms and address particulars to be provided.
A lengthy column lists visits, engagements, and movements of residents and relatives. It mentions Miss Kate Mayes, Mrs Red Hagar Wor, Mr and Mrs EB McClure, Miss Alice Bush, Miss Jeans Cokendolpner, Miss Mary Lampton, Miss Katie Ferris, and numerous others. Reports include guests at various homes, house parties, travels to Louisville, Cincinnati, and Canada, concerts, examinations, and planned futures for young people.
The Bardstown fair schedule for September 5 to 9 1907 promises four days of old year exhibits, best crafts, and a display of farm goods, with vendors and refreshments planned for attendees.
For sale to the highest bidder the Suse and Loton Lebanon street known as the cuclimay home. An opportunity to buy a nice home and a good stable and grass lot for a horse. Will gladly show prospective buyers through house at any time. For further particulars apply to or address.
Hillsboro community reports weekend visits among families and kinship networks. Mr Tom Bailey and wife stayed with relatives near Texas. Maggie Zora Montgomery and Norris visited cousins of Mooresville. various residents traveled to Springfield and Willisburg, with multiple small social and family events noted along with a death and local ice cream supper.
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