That little country paper from my old home town
A nostalgic verse describes the small hometown paper as imperfect yet comforting. It notes the sheet shares local news from Punkiy Row parties to crop prospects, and keeps readers posted on who’s up or down, offering mood lifting amid broader newspaper fare.
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McChord Named to Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington dispatch reports President Taft has appointed Hon. C. C. McChord of Louisville and Springfield as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission for a seven year term at $10,000 annually. McChord, a former Kentucky Railroad Commissioner and author of a rate law, won broad endorsements from railroad officials and Kentucky lawmakers. He takes office January 1 and will reside in Washington.
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Civil War Veteran Wm P Kelly Sr Dies at Litsey Home
Wm P Kelly Sr, a Civil War veteran of the 10th Kentucky Regiment under Col Harlan, died at his Litsey home on Monday morning aged 82 from senility. He was buried at St Rose cemetery after funeral services at St Rose church. He never married and is survived by two brothers J N Kelly and Thos Kelly and a sister Mrs Janes in Texas. he was among the county’s best loved elders and the last but one surviving member of his company in the area.
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Litsey
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Frank Hill
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Mackville
J. N. Kelly
Thos. Kelly
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Texas
Parcels post now in sight for rural routes
Postmaster General Hitchcock previews a limited rural parcels post as a step toward a nationwide system. He will ask Congress to authorize deliveries on rural routes of parcels up to eleven pounds and to fund a inquiry to gauge business volume before expanding nationally.
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Kentucky's Humiliation and Calls for Reform
The 1910 census shows Kentucky up 66 percent since 1900, yet the state faces stagnation in roads, prisons, taxes, and literacy. The piece cites Goebel era violence, night-riding, feudal conflict, and lagging railroads while urging real reform and a sober state pride. It ends with a Health Society meeting notice for Washington County on December 20, 1910, including a lecture by Dr. Carpenter and an illustrated tuberculosis talk at Springfield Opera House.
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Dunsing 8
Wilwon
Lounville
Erculowis
Piano Division Votes Surge in Local Contest
The Gar load sees rising interest as candidates flood the polls with heavy votes. May Curry leads at Haydon Willett’s. Ella Whitehouse tops votes at Texas Peterson Spalding’s, with Bessie Cocanougher and Myrtle Cocanougher close behind. The final tally and a silver prize are awaited.
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May Curry
Haydon & Willett’s
May Mayes
Ella Whitehouse
Peterson A Spalding’s
Texas
Bessie Cocanougher
Myrtle ‘Cocanoughet
Petersoning
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Oli Holterman
Haydon & Willett
Mary Rose Jeans
Dees
Springfield
Pay Montgomery
Verlie West
A May Curry
Jenne Leachman
Mae Mayes
Edith Klein
Lilly Simms
Sadie Fenwick
Beulah Shewmakeppedaan
Eliza Hagan
Lillie Campbel
Hettie Bowles
Ovee Dal
Bessie Setties
Willie Rab
Inster
Mary B. Maymue Pardie
Mabel Williams
Fine Tales
Esate
Irene Sutton
Briggs Wscoff
Blanch Shirley
Nellie Andrews
Myrtle Cocanougher
Mae Bodine
Asda
Naomi Sweene
Hayes
Sore
Beasie Kays
Iva Errigs
Fannie Litset
Cassey Wright
Margie Graham
Magie May Wyco
Erna Rogers
Bermiece Law
Vote Barrage Incentive Plan for The Sun Subscribers
An incentive scheme offers 500 votes for each 31.00 paid on old The Sun subscriptions and 1000 votes for each 1.00 paid for new subscribers. Voters are credited when payment occurs at Hayden Willett Store and Peterson Spalding Store with additional votes for general stock purchases and jewelry purchases.
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Annual Declamatory Contest Held at Opera House
On Thursday December 22 the High School Debating Society will stage its annual declamatory contest at the Opera House. Eight contestants compete for a single medal. judges are Lawson of Louisville Sterrett of Lebanon and Fulton of Bardstown. A banquet will follow for the judges.
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Connor Williams
Geo. Neikirk
Henry W. Grady
C.J. Haydon
Robesmerre
Ben, Simms
Ricketts Budware
Wallace Rogers
Fred Mayes
Sydney Carton
Thos
Spalding
John Adama
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Messrs. Lawson
Louisville
Sterrett
Lebanon
Fulton
Bardstown
Student body inspires with broad audience turnout
Trustees teachers and speakers commend the large audience, saying no greater encouragement can be given the student body than such a strong turnout and attention.
Bad Jake Noble to Surrender After Family Deal Reached
Frankfort Kentucky December 4 Relatives of Bad Jake Noble of Breathitt county who killed Jailer Turner at Jackson plan to turn him over to authorities once a death sentence is avoided. Sheriff Hudson says kin may have funded escape or hidden Noble but an agreement could bring him to justice.
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