Christmas Greeting From The Sun At Springfield
The Sun offers a festive Christmas message for 1910 addressing Kentuckians and Washington county readers. It notes peace, prosperity, and modest local abundance while wishing readers a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. It mentions the piano contest votes, correspondent contributions, and Springfield’s steady growth with increasing housing demand despite not yet being a bustling metropolis.
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Washington County
Springfield
Washington
Manhattan
Iisland
Building Lot Sale Promises Home Building in Springfield
The Springfield Sun notes a December 27 sale of twenty eight Lebanon Hill building lots by Waden & Waters. The piece touts Springfield as hospitable with excellent schools and water, urging attendees to buy lots for homes or at least visit to learn prices.
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Cnn
The
Sun
Messrs. Waden & Waters
Lebanon Hill
Springfield
Pleasant Grove Social Notes and Visits
Pleasant Grove reports several visits including Mr and Mrs Ed Birch and family with Mrs Birch’s father in Boston Pie area and Mrs S P Thompson. Dr W C Hopper visited Dr J H Hopper’s home. Mary Bruce accompanied him to Perryville and will spend holidays with her mother. B S Boden will not fill his appointment. plans to wed during holidays. Leschman returned from Kansas. Addie Cox visiting. Mrs Henry Cofanougher and daughter from Texas visited Thomas Bailey family last week.
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Ed Birch
Birch
Boston
Ringfiel
S. P. Thompson
W. C. Hopper
J. H. Hopper
Perryville
Mary Bruce
B.S. Boden
Pleasant Grove
Hs S
Paconte
Burg
A Leschman
Kansas
Addie "Cox
Henry Cocanougher
Texea
Thomas Bailey
Thorn Valley Social Notes and Visits
Miss Jennie Leachman hosts visiting Miss from Springfield while Miss Alice Jones closes Litsey school last Friday. Mrs. J. S. Yankey, Ed Birch, Charles Blanton and families visited relatives near town and in Kentucky. Tina Neal Dea Ray Gregory and Mary Logan Neal of Tennessee spend weekend with Gregory family. Della and Georgia Gregory visit Ellen Woodson Sunday afternoon.
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Jennie Leachman
Springfield
Alice Jones
Litsey
Leachman
J. S. Yankey
Ross
Ed Birch
Charles Blanton
Bousa
Sue Duncan
Sprind
Mary Logan Neal
Tennessee
Dea Ray Gregory
S' Thiss Dells
St. Cat Erines
L. M. Gregory
East Leehins
J. Inel
Della
Georgia Gregory
Ellen Woodson
All Dental Work Smetly First Class Springfield Ky
Available dental services described as first class with emphasis on quality. The fragment mentions Springfield and Kentucky references while noting stairs or entry access.
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Springfield
Hagon
Springfield Clus. Org
G. Gowy
Local Shopping Notes With Candy Frills and Nut Specials
Local notices show Elroy and Shader offering Christmas oranges at 25¢ and 3e per dozen with many ads for nuts, candies, and gifts. Promotes building lots, oyster suppers, fraternal rings, and Christmas presents from McElroy & Shader and Leachman & Campbell with multiple small notices and offers.
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Elroy & Shader
McElroy & Shader's
New Meat Cutter Opens Opposite T D Tapp Livery Stable
Carpenter Sung, an experienced meat cutter, opens a new business opposite T D Tapp's livery. He invites friends to call and guarantees careful heat treatment. Vivid note on San Francisco destruction at the Opera House forthcoming, with tobacco sales bans and local warehouse hours in Springfield notices.
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Mek Gaieenteert
Sung
T. D. Tapp
Iter
San Francisco
Opera House
Royalty real estate sale yields one land purchase
Jas S Royalty conducted a estate sale with three parcels offered. the home tract near town and a small farm were withdrawn, the east farm fetched 60.25 per acre, and the McLean farm in Socmly lower area sold to R L Clements at 12.0 per acre. Tobacco prices remained strong for top grades. The closing notice advertises an upcoming sale of Royalty's personal property next week.
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Jas. S. Royalty
Jimtown
McLean
R. L. Clements
Markets For Louisville Beef and Grain Prices
Market notes show dull lower prices for calves receipts 104 over two days totaling 250. Best calves 7.77, mediums 5.17, common 4.15. hogs at 7.85 for 165 lb and up, roughs 7.25. Sheep and lambs receipts 12 steady, best lambs mixed with fair quality. Wheat and corn prices listed with mixed No 2 white and No 3 white offerings. rye and oats quoted.
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Louisville
Kept the King at Home with Dr King’s Life Pills
A Buffalo New York family testimonial proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills a simple remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad notes the product costs 25 cents at Haydon and Robertson’s.
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Springfield Sun
B. L. Smith
Maeved
Pontofice
Springfield Redivivus
Acme
Turkey
Jas. Moran, Jr
Claes
Thorn Valley
G. T. Burton
Gail
D. A and & E Keily
Home Farm
Tom Wheatley
McElroy & Shader’s
W. M. Derringer
J. K. Walls
F. E Kuhn
NorTice
Berets
Lee
J. M. Russell
Rt. 4
Main Street
Ton Ave
W. K. Robertson
Mackville Christian Church
Willie Acs
Erybody
Veikiroy & Shader
Wiives
Ed M. Russell
Leachman & Campbell
McElroy & Shader
McElroy & SI
Mies Wildie Knott
S. M. Campbell
c'McElroy & Shader
Ty Grinstead
Leachman and Campbell
Leschman and Campbell
Grinstead
Nick
K. of C
Masons
Templars
W. of W
M. W
Bam
M. Russell
Cunningham & Duncan
Seimie W
Ladies of the
Catholic Church
J. A. Shader
J. A. Shader’s
Santa Claus
Dee
Mike
Springfield Tobacco Association
Robt
T. Bohannan, Lee, & Treas
Springfield Lakes No. 8
W. M. Hagan
Francisco
Earth
Malaga
Katie Hertlein
BRO
P. J. Thomas
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