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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
11
Grundy and McIntire promote a limited time offer to pay arrears and a year's subscription in advance to Farm and Fireside, with a free full-year sub and a 30 day acceptance window. The notice notes no Sun issue next Wednesday and hints at Christmas cheer and charitable giving for 1906.
Mr Claybrooke declares for Paynter after interviewing many Democrats across the county. He notes broad support for Paynter and says he would vote for Johnson if Johnson consented to be presented, though Johnson has not signaled willingness.
The poem by Will M Maupin complains of mean men who deny Christmas joy. It contrasts harsh behavior with belief in Santa Claus, asserting the jolly figure returns each year and is seen in stories, sleigh bells, and reindeer despite doubters.
De Claybrooke of Washington county declares he will vote in the Kentucky Senate caucus for Judge Paynter, stating overwhelming local sentiment supports Paynter and that he has consulted many Democrats across the county to avoid discord. He emphasizes gratitude to the Democratic party and aims to end further controversy over the race.
A short excerpt quotes William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland describing the progression of consumption from its first stage to death. He notes the long torture endured by both the victim and friends in a Sun article preview.
A Maple Landing, Iowa resident, J. S. Egleston, recalls severe colds that turned into grippe with aches and congestion. The account touts Liver Tabs from C J Haydon as a remedy that claims to restore bowels, liver and overall health during winter illness.
Mrs Pres and son visit. Fifteen month old daughter of E J Perkins badly burned by sealant. Mrs Alice Perkins visits S H Lardner. E G Holiday from WL horse at Summers sales. Wayne County voters to decide courthouse removal on February 6 amid expected lively fight. Mrs C L Grundy Route 1 advertises Brown Leghorn ducks for sale.
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