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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1906

Page

4

Vigilance Committee urged to enforce law and elect dry officials

Letters praise the anti saloon victory across Kentucky counties including Nelson Hardin Trigg Union Hancock Crittenden Hopkins and others. C L Cousins Ky Anti Saloon League urges readiness as saloon licenses expire and local option must stay above politics. Rogers Gore of Springfield congratulates Washington county on twenty five year dry stance and expresses solidarity with loyal citizens.

Ofa Felloh Questation Nelson Hardin Trigg Union Hancock Crittenden Hopkins C. L. Cousins Dist Supt Anti-Saloon League Bowling Green

Political slate for Bardstown and Etown offices

For Congress Ion Ben Jonson of Bardstown Nelson County and for appellate judge J P Hopson of Elizabethtown Hardin County plus Circuit Court Clerk Robert Noe are listed. The terse OCR reading names local officials and election questions in a candidate roster.

J. P. Hopson Elizabethtown Hardin County

Gore and Thurman hailed as champions of local option

Hillsboro Kentucky August 26 Mr J Rogers Gore writes to congratulate you and Judge Thurman for the local option victory. He praises the paper and Thurman speeches as decisive, saying the pair will be remembered as champions who led Washington county to a historic win on August 25 1906.

Hillsboro, Ky J. Rogers Gore Judge Thurman Thurman Gore Washington County W. Ezra Sutherland

Victory for Washington County as anti saloon win celebrated

To the People of Washington County, the Kentucky Anti-Saloon League salutes the county’s Saturday polling victory. The superintendent praises the campaign team and promises continued enforcement of the will against the saloon. A Mercer county plan is proposed for further action.

Kentucky Anti-Saloon League Washington County Washingt Rex Mercer County

Democratic pleas for House victory and donations to support campaign

A Democratic fundraising appeal urges loyal voters to back House elections this fall to expose graft in government. It asks for $1 contributions to fund campaign literature, promising thanks and urging remittances to J. M. Griges, Chairman, Hansey Building, Washington, D. C.

Democratic Party House of Representatives J. M. Griges Hansey Building Washington, D. C

Electric Bitters Credited By Belair Pastor

The Rev. J C Warren of Sharon Baptist Belair Georgia extols Electric Bitters as a godsend for reclaiming health. He says two bottles cured his back and joints and rebuilt strength, allowing him to walk three miles in under an hour and feel capable of more.

J. C. Warren Sharon Baptist Church Belair

Deputies to Enforce Local Option in Nelson County

The Nelson County Sheriff appointed deputies to operate in every precinct next Saturday to uphold the law against bribery and liquor in the election. A local option victory is celebrated in The Sun editorials praising efforts by Judge Thurman and others. Community notices report church meetings, visits, and social events amid a hunting tale and reflections on the tragedy of birds killed in sport.

Nelson County Washington County The Sun Pottsville Ethel Mayes Texas

Kentucky Voters Face Proposed Amendment To Suffrage Clause

A letter discusses a constitutional amendment to section 145 of Kentucky’s Constitution concerning suffrage and elections. The text outlines eligibility, taxes, penalties for crimes, and restoration of rights, with notes on local election results and the community’s reaction.

Local people cheer local option at Hillsboro meeting

Brooksville residents attend the Hillsboro meeting that began Monday night. Mrs. Annie Hobbs ill with typhoid fever. Willie Gibbs of Texas visits his sister. Local option carried by a large majority, promising Springfield access with no open saloons. A lightning strike damaged a barn where George Keeling stood, and heavy rain harms ripe tobacco crops.

Pearl Peavers Battle Harve Barnett Pleasant Grove Earl Barnett Hattie Settles Tom Medlvoy Willisburg Leas Keeling Brownsville M. C. Keeling Hillsboro James Harlow A. C. Pinkston Purdom Pinkston Deerwood Montgomery Annie Hobbs Springfield Judge Thurman Willie Gibbs Texas George Keeling Lena Gibbs Bob Sutton

How to Avoid Typhoid Fever

Advice on preventing typhoid fever highlighting cleanliness in water milk and food handling. Emphasizes boiling drinking water scalding milk washing hands keeping vegetables clean and protecting food from contamination and flies. Stresses regular bowel movements and clean surroundings to lower infection risk.

McCreary Accepts Beckham Debate Challenge

Senator James B. McCreary announces acceptance of Gov. J C W Beckham s challenge to a joint stump debate in the race for the United States Senate. The veteran candidate remains popular as travelers in Danville report strong statewide support and a robust performance in Boyle and surrounding counties.

James B. McCreary J. C. W. Beckham United States Senate Beckham Senator McCreary McCreary Danville Boyle

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