Local Officials Schedule Court Session in Springfield
County Clerk announces a court session at Springfield Court on February 4 with deputies and officials listed. The notice outlines the fourth February meeting, tax and financial matters, and calendar details for the Court of Clime Meet.
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Atty-At-Law
Springfield
Court of Washington
Therman
Darhaen
Saller
Cruse
Sebel
Taha Macville
Prantes
Cort
Grider
Heart
Maye
Momiay
Court of Clime
Faba
Real church dispute gives Hawesville property to minority
Hancock Circuit Court rules that thirteen Hawesville United Baptist Church members, under 20 percent, are the real church and rightful owners, while the rest forfeited rights for departing from Baptist faith. Judge Birkhead based the decision on 1840 close communion practice and current adherence to Baptist doctrine. Both sides retain use of the building pending final determination, with schedule sharing on Sundays and Wednesday evenings.
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Owensboro, Ky
United Baptist Church
Hawesville
Hancock Circuit
Birkhead
Hancock County
United States
Mike Stephens
W. L. McAdams
J. Stephens
United Baptist Church of
J. Fr . Deschamps
Deschamps
James E. Stone
Hawesville Baptist Church
General Union of Baptists
Baptiste
Miss Theresa Blandford to Return to Louisville This Week
McIntire area notes report Miss Theresa Blandford to return to Louisville after a pleasant visit with Friends and relatives. S. B. Nally is ill with pneumonia. Earl Cecil injured his arm after falling on ice. Charley Willett and Prudie Nally wed at Holy Trinity Church Frederickstown with Rev Father Petters officiating. Others include Victor Corbett and Palmer Blandford on a business trip, Dan Bishop visiting his mother, Emmett Kelty returning from Bardstown and planning to make Washington his future home. F. McIntire remains very low.
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Theresa Blandford
Louisville
Miss Smith
Loretto
W. J. Smith
S. B. Nally
Earl
Tine Cecil
Dr. Hyatt
Springfield
Charley Willett
Frederickstown
Prudie Nally
Holy Trinity Cchurch
Father Petters
Robert Nally
Athertonville
Albert Willett
Messers
Victor Corbett
Palmer Blandford
Blincoe
Dan Bishop
Washington
Ind
Emmett Kelty
Bardstown
Kelty
F. McIntire
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Claimed Best Skin Cure
Wm. Sedall of Flat Rock Michigan says Bucklen's Arnica Salve treats ulcers sores and skin issues and is the best healing Sea dressing he has found. It soothes heals cuts burns and scalds available for 2 cents at C J Haydon's drug store guaranteed.
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Sedall
Flat Rock
Mich
Bucklen
C. J. Haydon
Judge Thurmans Instructions To Grand Jury
Judge Thurman spoke firmly to the grand jury in plain elegant English urging strict enforcement of fish laws Sabbath regulations concealed deadly weapons and illegal liquor selling He warned indictments should target violators rich or poor and saloonkeepers if they sell to drunks or intoxicated patrons The charge aimed to foster respect for law through decisive action and thorough investigation
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Lebanon
Thurman
Grand Jury
Tongay
Harrodsburg Eyes Interurban Rail Line To Columbia
Danville Advocate reports Harrodsburg in high spirits over the proposed Columbia and Lebanon interurban railway. The route would run Burgin to Harrodsburg, then Springfield and Lebanon to Columbia, with a Creelsboro Cumberland river connection. Promoters tout timber and coal access, lower costs, and regional benefits, with land gifts and funding talks led by S J Bailey and T Meridith. Burgin officials and Southern Railway discussions loom, while W K Asbell fronts the project through an eastern capital-backed syndicate. The plan seeks Danville access via a link into the line, urging local boards to cooperate.
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Harrodsburg
Columbia and
Cumberland River
The
Burgin
T. ©. Meridith
Citizens’ Hank of
Danville
Spencer
Velectric Company
Gev
Columbia, and Lebanon Interurban Railway Co
W. K. Asbell
Board of Trade
Leity
Family ties shape future Missouri leader in youthful tale
In Brownsville a young Joseph Wingate Polk wooed Gertrude Glass, later Mrs. Folk, with playful schoolyard trips. The recollection hints at how their early bond foreshadowed a long personal and political partnership, as Polk grew into a notable public figure.
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Joseph Wingate Polk
Folk
Gertrude Glass
Brownsville
Kidney Bliss Promises Cure by Texas Wonder
Louisville Kentucky June 14 1901 Dr E W Hall St Me Dear Sir I have suffered three years from kidney and bladder troubles and one half bottle of the Texas Wonder Hall's Discovery has cured me and I
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Louisville
E. W. Hall
Hall
Deaths At Bardstown In Bardstown Standard
Mr. George Applegate died yesterday at his Bardstown home at about age 60. He suffered inflammatory rheumatism for years and endured the disease's effects. Mrs. Lavina Mullins, about 82, died Monday morning at her Bardstown home after a lingering illness due to old age. Peculiar disappearance of symptoms attributed to indigestion and brourghness leads to Dr Kings New Life Pills, claimed to remedy dizziness, sour stomach and constipation, sold at C J Haydons drag store for 25c.
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George Applegate
Bardstown
Applegate
Lavina Mullins
Ce D. Runyan
Batierville
Texas Wonder Cure Ad Claims Kidney and Bladder Relief
An old advertisement touts a remedy labeled Texas Wonder or Hall's Great Discovery. It promises to cure kidney and bladder troubles in men women and children, alleviate rheumatism and back pain, and regulate bladder issues. The ad notes mail order availability for $1 and credits Dr F Hall as sole manufacturer.
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Hall
F- Hall
Double Elopement Shocks Town Couples Wed on Train
Four promising young people from Riley Lock station eloped with partners on Sunday morning near Jellico. Clarence Rollins wed Min Ado Hagan and Ernest Tharpe joined Ada Johaon in marriage aboard a train car. They returned home to tell their parents.
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Clarence Rollins
Min Ado Hagan
Ernest Tharpe
Ada Johaon
Riley
Jellico
Holy Bonds
Daring Burglary at Rinehart & Osborn Store
Two men broke into the Rinehart & Osborn store through a back door transom and stole about $300 worth of high quality Gent's furnishings. The list includes four dress-suit cases two overcoats eight suits eight pairs of shoes plus collars cuffs neckwear silk handkerchiefs socks silk suspenders and more. The thieves appeared to know the stock well as only the finest items were taken.
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Marion Falcon
Rinehart & Osborn
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Missouri
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