School Books Price and Exchange at Haydon's Drug Store
Below you will find the cost and exchange price of the books of the State al in Price 30.06.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1905
Page
3
Below you will find the cost and exchange price of the books of the State al in Price 30.06.
Miss Louise Settle's buggy overturned after returning from the fair, dislocating her arm but she is recovering well. A Springfield correspondent reports a large crowd and strong stock, with a caution that gambling harms players. Several locals, including Miss Artie Wall and Miss Kate Smith, are noted for visits. Mr. Joe Hays traveled to Louisville to see his wife, and Mr. James Hendricks plans a possible move to Moore, Oklahoma. Emmet Settle finished a large tobacco barn as farms for sale remain high per acre. Pony names and Sunday church attendance appear among community updates, with multiple visits among Woodlawn residents and a sick list for Mrs. T. D. Sweeney.
Fraud exposed warns against counterfeit Dr King s New Discovery imitations used to defraud the public. The notice urges looking for genuine packaging by H E Bucklen Co and C J Haydon. Also reports a robbery case in Morehead Ky with Chas and Rolla Fraley and Mason Stages jailed for holding up Chas Adams the mail carter near Elliottsville. Articles of Incorporation filed in Lexington Union Station with capital stock of 35100.
Ollie Bush, son of a Henry county farmer, was brought to Lexington and arraigned before County Judge Bullock on a charge filed by Rosa McKenna. He posted no bond and was jailed awaiting trial after a three month chase. The couple had worked at the Eastern Kentucky Lunatic Asylum. McKenna, daughter of Mrs. Vaughn, was hospitalized in Louisville. Bush tried to flee by leaping from a roof but was captured when he hit the ground.
Lexington reporter confirms plans to retry Curtis Jett for the murder of James B. Marcum in Cynthiana. Jett had a death sentence reversed on appeal and retrial ordered. he already serves life for James Cockrill’s murder and is held in Frankfort penitentiary. Authorities will oppose moving him to trial out of prison. A stampede among taxpayers follows notice of omitted personal property assessments in Glasgow. In Sergent, Mary Jones, a noted anti liquor figure, toppled a saloon embankment into Troublesome Creek. Paducah reports a destructive cloudburst with six inch road water, five foot high fences submerged, damaged trees and barns, and cattle losses.
Winchester Ky Aug 25 The record in the double appeal taken from Clark county circuit court by opposing sides in the museum damage case has been filed in the court of appeals. It is a voluminous document of some 2 500 pages.
A long list of premium winners across sewing, embroidery, lace, crochet, and various fabric arts led by Ray Carpet and Mrs. Mitchell. Numerous individuals and families earned prizes for quilts, embroideries, drawn work, needlework, and decorative textiles, alongside extensive displays in flowers, fruits, vegetables, livestock, poultry, and cakes.
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