Short Creek Local Gossip and Community Notes
Mrs Sallie Hall visited her uncle Hilary McIntire last week. Mr Fowler injured by a runaway team is improving and will be out soon. Rain arrives as a blessing. Sam Nally nears completion of a large barn to house stock. John Hinton and Richard Reynolds trade turkeys and have bought many Christmas birds. Mrs Sallie Hinton improved after illness at her son’s home. Leonard Mattingly and Dan Haddey of Hickory Camp Branch visited Mrs Ross Winfield recently.
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Sallie Hall
Hilary McIntire
Fowler
Sam Nally
John Hinton
Richard Reynolds
Sallie Hinton
Leonard Mattingly
Dan Haddey
Hickory Camp Branch
Ross Winfield
Subscribing Free Column Market Notice
Local paper lists for sale items including 8 oats at about 20. mule sales by Eafeseiar casele and Simms near town. 75 pound shoats and 900 head noted by J Rich Smith. Meclntire in Springte Ky advertises bred stock. contact details given for inquiries.
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Steele Eo Wate
Springfield
J. F
Ae Simms
Abe
Earl
J. Rich Smith
Markets Prorates and Trade Terms Mixed in Murky Note
Fragmentary market brief outlines pricing terms for various commodities. Mentions proration at $1.15 and $1.9 per barrel or per weight unit, with references to potatoes, salt, tallow, and shipments. Text is garbled with unclear attributions and places, limiting precise interpretation of entities.
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Tireen
Lisney
Iran
Shipatatt
Anton
Wen
Grvany
Chine
Fervace
Hillsboro Notes Show Wheat Prospects And Local Happenings
Hillsboro residents report good wheat prospects amid breuth and ample roads and food. Visitors include James Guest of Chicago and Miss Mary Odor of Covington. Local events mention weddings, relatives visiting, church attendance, and a Sham Trial at Hardesty schoolhouse. The Springfield Sun is praised for its quality and outlook for Washington county.
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Hillsboro
Parker
James Guest
Chicago
Tom Colter
Dudley Sutherland
Vanheren
Anderson County
Samuel
Montgomery
Cornishville
Milt Leachman
Bertha Miller
Willisburg
Mary Odor
Covington
Thomas McElroy
Mary Thompson
Leroy Reed
the Ridge
Nancy Scott
Lade Colter
Flossie
Pearlie Armstrong
John Walls
Pleasant Crove
Eva Inman
Botlin
Mollie Showmaker
Emmett Guest
Bessie Scott
Rastus Trent
Omsby
Ezra Goodlet
Thurman Chesser
Hardesty School House
the Sun
Mooresville News Briefs: Operative, Moves, and Local Happenings
Hog killing and tobacco stripping occupied farmers this week. Mrs S H Weekly had appendicitis surgery at McChord Infirmary Lebanon and is recovering well. James Truax is returning after tonsillitis. W O Ellis to start a nursery business in January. Neddleman bought Christmas goods in Louisville. Estella Hardin visiting Lakeland relatives. Pearl Lynch from Springfield stayed with Uncle Mr Bishop. Jep Cox moved to Lawrenceburg. Merchants display Christmas goods. Myrtle Barkhead of New Haven visiting sister. Neighbors gathering corn to finish this week.
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S. H
McChord
Lebanon
James Truax
W. O. Ellis
Neddleman
Louisville
Estella Hardin
Lakeland
Pearl Lynch
Springfield
Mr. Bishop
Jep Cox
Lawrenceburg
Myrtle Barkhead
New Haven
Tobacco Growers Meeting Planned in Springfield Ky
The tobacco growers of Washington county are requested to meet at the Court House in Springfield Kentucky on Saturday December 17 1904 at 2 p.m.
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LAW
Courts of
Washington
Court of Appeals
Ington
Court House
Springfield
Russell's Christmas Offerings from a Greedy List
A dense catalog lists jewelry and household items for holiday giving. Diamonds, rings, watches, chains, pins, and gilt goods mingle with cut glass bowls, silverware, and clocks from Tom clocks, Ingram clocks, and other makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampe
Seth
Thomas
Ingram
Willisburg Marriages and Local News Notes
Mr Richard Pinkston and Miss Mary Grider wed December 4, drawing best wishes from friends. News covers illnesses, deaths, travels, and local social life in Willisburg and Harrodsburg, including Mrs Sue Merritt improving from illness, Thos McKee's death in Anderson County, and families losing both parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pinkston
Mary Grider
Sue Merritt
W. S.,gibbs
Thos. McKee
Anderson County
T. E. Wilson
Brookville
John K. Wilson
Harrodsburg
Springfield Sun Debuts as Democratic Rural Paper
The Springfield Sun, a new Washington County publication, arrived at the office yesterday with J Rogers Gore of Hodgenville as editor. Described as a clean, strong country paper, it calls for liberal local support.
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Danville
Springfield Sun
J. Rogers Gore
Hodgenville
Washington County
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E. M. Russell
Hodapp & Miller
John Perkins
J. H. Rogers
Tennessee
W. S. Gibbs
A. B. Wells
J. M. Trent
J. T. Trent
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