Practice in Washington Courts and Court of Appeals
Fragmentary note references practice in the Courts of Washington and in counties and in the Court of Appeals. It notes ongoing legal proceedings or procedures without detailing parties or dates.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary note references practice in the Courts of Washington and in counties and in the Court of Appeals. It notes ongoing legal proceedings or procedures without detailing parties or dates.
Springfield Kentucky marks public sales as its specialty with emphasis on terms and reason. Partial OCR leaves key details unclear but underscores local focus on competitive auctions and property transfers in the area.
A rambling anecdotal column reflects on English sparrows and local life. The narrator jokes about prejudice against sparrows, mentions Rev Purdom and Rev Williams, and recalls a Springfield water-throwing incident. The piece weaves humor with musings on happiness, weather, and rural gossip.
A local columnist waxes humorous and opinionated about town life in Lebanon, praising city attorney Fred Grigsby, recounting quirky neighbors, and teasing sensational future disclosures about the Old Maids Matrimonial Club. He jokes about Gattling guns, Willisburg electric plans, and the nightly vs daytime thief debate, urging vigilance and moral talk.
Instructions describe fermenting cider in wooden, earth, or glass vessels up to half full, adding old vinegar and mother of vinegar, keeping at 70 to 85 degrees, not disturbing the surface, and allowing 4 to 6 weeks for fermentation. Afterward draw off, strain, and store cool. If turbid, treat with a tannic vinegar solution and store in light. the article then warns of scams offering prizes and free gifts via mail solicitations aimed at farm readers.
George F Truesdell, 72, longtime Campbell county leader and influential citizen, died at his home near Alexandria. He held several key public posts and served in the state constitutional convention.
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