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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
5
James Ed Graham, a well known Good Hope area farmer, was fatally injured when his horse ran away last Monday. The buggy was dragged home and a search party found him near his residence, unconscious and barely alive. He died shortly after medical help reached him.
Texas and Lebanon Junction residents are noted with visits and weddings. Jordon Goode married May Coeanougher in Jellico. Goode’s family includes farmer John G. Goode. Coca pougher daughters are praised. Coca nougher family returns from visit to Springfield. Several Peterson, Purdom, and Adkinson relatives seen in Lebanon and Crab Orchard areas.
Statewide support from sportsmen for a Senate bill creating a State Game and Fish Commission to enforce game laws. It requires hunting licenses for residents and non residents, establishes a State Game and Fish Warden with deputies in every county, and sets heavy penalties for violations. Advocates argue the measure is essential to prevent game from becoming extinct.
Real estate firm Rue & Curry sold a 410 acre farm on the Blue Grass Pike five miles from Harrodsburg to Messrs. Spilman and Vansant of Harrodsburg for 75 dollars per acre totaling 30,750. Possession and residence move in is set for March 15 with A H Vansant and family expected to occupy.
A Lawrenceburg to Waddy train wreck after an open switch killed engineer Dudderar and injured others. Local residents and visitors are listed, with social visits noted in Lebanon and Louisville. The report includes community notices, social engagements, and a brief medical advisory urging use of a cough remedy to prevent disease spread.
Promotional notice touts Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets to ease biliousness constipation and stomach troubles. Urges readers to modify diet and take a tea dose. mentions sale at The Leo Haydon Drug Co with sample offered.
Advertises Hyomei as medicine to combat catarrh coughing sore throat and cold with a claim of relief in two minutes. Promotes a complete outfit for one dollar including a durable rubber inhaler one bottle of Hyomei and instructions. An extra bottle costs fifty cents.
Sunday services at New Hope drew a large crowd to hear Brother Hamilton. Local notices include transactions: Charlie Butler sold a horse to Henry Butler, a milk cow sold to Joe Settles, and Edward Pile sold work mules to Adderson Milton for 290 dollars. Several residents moved, visited, or were in the area, with family gatherings and a funeral noted for T. D. Sweeney.
Happy Hollow families and neighbors are noted visiting relatives at this place with many small gatherings. The item also includes a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy advertisement praising its effectiveness for babies and young children and its availability through The Leo Ysydee Drug Co.
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