Local residents and visitors noted in weekly roundup
McIntire family news. Ballards attend Holy Cross. Walter Whestly returns from Louisville with sister Mary Rose. Birk Blandford visits Straight Creek. Mrs. Mattingly and children from Louisville visit relatives. Helen Alvey and children with Daunt's Station guests. Blandford grandparents host Robert Blandford in Louisville. John Pile plans move to Rock Falls Illinois. Local sick list includes Mrs. Mattie Clements Susie Kidwell and a Groves child. Albert Willett of Forest View visits sister. Richard Fields attends Holy Cross. Lennie McIntire in Springfield. Royalty moves mail to Ed Grace’s Beechland. Bertha Keene returns from Bardstown. Frank Montgomery visits Blandfords. Carl Wheatley seeking medical treatment in Louisville. Reminder to carry Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy while traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Cecil
Sallie McIintire
Tatham Springs
G. E. Ballard
Holy Cross
Walter Whestly
Louisville
Mary Rose
Birk Blandford
Straight Creek
K P. Blandford
Anthony Mattingly
Rock Falls
Ill
Mattie Clements
Susie Kidwell
Asker Groves
Albert Willett
Forest View
Richard Keene
Richard Fields
Lennie McIntire
Springfield
Royalty
Ed Grace
Beechland
Bertha Keene
Bards~ Town
Frank Montgomery
Tom Blandford
Carl Wheatly
The Institute at Somreneld and the pay day cheer
A humorous verse recalls a school institute where Colvin is praised as the next instructor while Sweeney presides as secretary. Teachers fret over Friday pay and crowd a performance to praise the institute. The piece ends with a nostalgic mood as the old days return.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement testimonial notice
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable cat arrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo. Endorsers Walding Kinnan Marvin attest Cheney's reliability. Cure taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price per bottle. Sold by druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
All Druggiste
Hajl
Hardesty Families and Friends Gather at Local Fair
Mr and Mrs S G Hardesty and son attended the Perryville Fair Friday. Mrs H B Barlow and daughter Miss Lucy returned home after visiting relatives in Scottsburg Ted. Evan Sale and wife stayed with his mother Mrs Lucy Sale. Pearl Sutherland of near Harrodsburg visits the Misses Gray. R L Gray and sister Ollie spent with Lafe Carney family. Emma Rose and Julia Polin called on Valeria and Jennie Goodlett. Mesdames S G Hardesty and J R Gray visited Mrs Hartwell Etherington. Ed Gray stayed with relatives near Harrodsburg. John Williams family and Mollie Williams and daughter Fannie visited Walter Lewis. Walter Burriss of Lebanon visited S G Hardesty family. Solomon Kays his wife and children spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs H P Cheser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Hardesty
Perryville
H. B. Barlow
Lucy
Scottsburg
Ted
Evan Sale
Lucy Sale
Pearl Sutherland
Harrodsburg
Gray
R. L. Gray
Ollie
Lafe Carney
Emma Rose
Julia Polin
Valeria
Jennie Goodlett
John Williams
Agriculture course offered at Western Kentucky State Normal School
The Western Kentucky State Normal School presents a practical Elementary Agriculture course with hands on work on the school farm. Teachers gain preparation to teach the subject and young men aiming for farming as a life work are invited. Course starts September 6, 1910. Send for details to H. H. Cherry, President, Bowling Green, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Kentucky State Normal School
H. H. Cherry
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Newspaper space and payment for advertising
The Glasgow Times declares newspapers must charge for advertising space to cover expenses. It criticizes religious and philanthropic groups for seeking free space, urging organizations to patronize the paper like merchants and stop asking for gratuitous publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Gans
Glasgow Times
Night Watch Discarded After Mayor Gaynor Wounding
New York reports that physicians end the night watch for Mayor Gaynor for the first time since he was shot nearly two weeks ago, marking a shift in medical care as the mayor’s condition is reassessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Suburban Classifieds Sell Various Livestock and Produce
Subscribers free column lists J R Walker selling two Jenneta with efforts to trade for hens and Plymouth Rock chickens. J L Moran offers two fine epeees and J R Connor advertises a wood large brood mare bred to a yearling mare mule and 300 bushels of corn. Hi Perkins sells about 1000 bundles of oats. Brady offers 500 bushels of seed Rye at $1 per bushel. Riley Comstock sells a sorghum mill and evaporator. Dr John DeBoe lists two nice 3 year old Buck. Bettie DeBoe offers three large Blue Geese. J S Reddicks advertises two mares and colts or trades for two good young horses. Also a health ad for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming digestive benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Perkins
Valley Hill
Brady
Riley Comstock
John DeBoe
Mise Bettie DeBoe
Reddicks
State Fair to Feature Free Amusements in Louisville
Kentucky State Fair plans an expanded free attraction crescent with The Pass area hosting multiple acts. Wahahama Japanese troupe, Madam Louise Monkey Show, Fink's Trained Mules, Morris and Morris and others join Davenport's Fancy Horses as daily three ring entertainment. Pain to provide nightly pyrotechnic Pioneer Days in Kentucky show with 15 performers. Horse show and daytime races add to a bustling 1910 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
J. W. Newman
United Faira Booking Co
Tsing Sun
Madam Louise
Fink
Morris
Slackey
Briede
Davenport
Ateo
Dr King's New Life Pills Sold At Haycon & Robertson
An advertisement notes that many men spend earnings on doctors and medicines for stomach kidney or liver troubles. It claims Dr King's New Life Pills cure such ailments quickly at a small cost. They are offered at 25 cents at Haycon & Robertson's.
Free Sam for Baby's Ills Promoted in Family Medicine Ad
An advertisement urges parents to address a baby's digestive issues to improve health and sleep. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective remedy for constipation and indigestion, touting a free sample bottle offer and a long history of use. The message notes how salts and strong cathartics are unsuitable and cites a Strattonville family case as anecdotal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
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U. S. Patent Office
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Imstruder
Springfield Brass Band
Incliients
Springhield, Ky
Augustus G. Beam, M. D
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Night Watch
Wan
J. R. Walker
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J. F. Yaste
Near Town
Plymouth Rock
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J. L. Moran
J. R. Connor
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S Harcourte O Ea
W. F. Trusty
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B. D. Lake
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Mandsome
M. W. Hyatt
RED Cross Drug Store
Dr. J. C. Mudd
C.J. Raydon
J. H. Lampton
M. D. Ringfield
Opera House
T. Scott Mayes
Atty-At-Law
Pi Iing Onnies
W. D, Claybrooke
Peas Ky
Marshall Duncan
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Lebanon
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