Announcement for Congress Candidate in Democratic Primary
A formal notice announces Ben J as the party authorized candidate for Congress in the applicable Democratic district, subject to party action.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
4
A formal notice announces Ben J as the party authorized candidate for Congress in the applicable Democratic district, subject to party action.
Short local items note a lost jeweled watch, a blacksmith shop for rent, mule sales to Tennessee buyers, a Davidson Avenue home for sale, estrays near Willisburg, Christmas gift promos, and a Ben Johnson Congress candidacy. Also ads for Halls Catarrh Cure and Grunpy McIntire Christmas goods.
The ad promotes a Christmas bugs sale at 25 percent below rivals and urges attending E. M. Roney Jr. farm sale on Leb anon and St. Marys turnpike featuring 12 mule colts 10 mares and 2 horses. A lost ladies long gray cost is reported between Bardstown and Springfield with liberal reward offered.
William Spalding and Tine McIntire return to Uniontown after a two week visit accompanied by Robert McIntire. Local absences include Tom Wheatly in Louisville, Frank Keene hosting Twiman Keene near Bardstown, and Fannie Blanford of Colorado visiting. Property sales include Joseph Blanford selling to James Royalty for 3000 dollars and Wood Brown buying from Frank Keene, Tom and Lee McIntire for 60 dollars. The Blincoe mission ended with a Jesuit speaker, while Clara Hagan of Springfield spent days with J C Ensor. The turkey trade boomed with prices up to 64 cents. Chamberlain liniment recommended for back pain with home treatment directions. The Leo Haydon Drug Co. handles sales.
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