Letter from W T Ewing praises Washington readers
A historical letter from W T Ewing, formerly of this place and now in Harrodsburg, commends the Sun newspaper’s debut in Washington. He recalls founding the Washington Leader twenty years ago, calling the local people the best on earth and predicting success for the new paper with strong support from local business interests. He expresses personal fondness for the town and regrets leaving Springfield.
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W. T. Ewing
Harrodsburg
The
Sun
Washington
Washington Leader
Springfield
Four Cattle and Hog Losses Warn Farmers in Nelson
A Nelson Record note reports Mr. G. K. Crume of Poplar Flat lost four cattle to suspected blackleg and twenty one hogs to cholera. He urges neighbors to watch their stock and take preventive steps. The item also includes various Christmas kitchen tips and craft notes.
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Nelson Record
G. K. Crume
Poplar Flat
Company Wins Turnpike Case in Spencer County Court
The Thurdstown and Bloomfield Turnpike Company won against Nelson County in Spencer Seiwait Court with a verdict of 12 500 dollars plus interest from February 1898. Both this and the Chaplin turnpike case are likely to be appealed.
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Thurdstown
Bloomfield
Nelson County
Spencer Seiwait
Chaplin
Negroes Not Wanted in Transvaal Immigrant Bitterly Disappointed
A Black American immigrant writing from Transvaal laments British rule and segregation. He says blacks cannot walk sidewalks or buy land, are treated like natives, and warns Americans to stay in the United States for liberty. He contrasts American freedom with what he faced abroad, noting similar sentiments echoed by others.
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Transvaal
Kipling
America
Texas
South Africa
How to Heat Water Over a Lamp
A simple method for heating water when kitchen access is blocked. Create a small flat top from a tin can by making several small holes in the center and placing it atop the lamp chimney. A tin cup or earthen mug will soon warm when set on this improvised heater. Subscribe for The Sun, $1 a year.
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Bristol
India’s Oil Fields and World Wheat Outlook
A British report notes India’s growing oil field output reduced kerosene imports by nearly 10 million gallons, boosting domestic supply while keeping American oil competitive. Liverpool’s Wheat Trade News projects 1905 export wheat at 412 million bushels with 496 million global demand, suggesting potential high prices but uncertain substitutes. Rose Perkins, 14, is in custody in Alexandria, Indiana, for allegedly murdering a playmate by setting fire to her clothing.
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India
United States
Frank W. Mahin
Nottingham
England
Liverpool Corn Trade News
Rose Perkins
Alexandria
Ind
Fashion Letter on Rosette Gowns and Motor Coats
A fashion note surveys rosette embellishments in black satin gowns with beaded cords on hats and sleeves, plus chic toques and chestnut brown taffeta looks. It then discusses motor fashion, detailing long wrap coats, leather piping, large sleeves, and practical hats for driving with a focus on comfort and practical headwear.
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Avery
Styles For Girls And New Paper In Springfield
CHOLLET with red and trim mad with tid Bab into dresses and hats. Frocks with silt or velvet and beaver hats described for winter attire. A Soft white satin look with ostrich feather accents noted. The Washington County paper Springfield is previewed as a promising liberal-leaning local paper. Fire destroys a large building at Pontise, causing an estimated loss of $75,000.
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Pontise
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