Sunday Schools of Washington County Lead in Work
The clip reports Sunday School work across Washington County led by Rev. E. C. Hws ons. It highlights county organizers in Banner County and Pulaski, noting Washington’s strong performance, late November conventions, and efforts to restore district activities after wartime disruptions.
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Harlan
Banner County
Lewis
Pulaski
Maii
Mai
Obber
E. C. Hwsons
Myer
Springfield
Milburn Farmer Dudley Milbh Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
Dudley Milbh a prominent farmer from Chapa near the Washington line died after shooting himself at dawn after a weeks illness. He told his son to fetch the pistol then planned the act and died an hour later despite medical attempts. He leaves a widow and several children, aged about sixty.
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Dudley
Milbh
Chapa
Washington
Meers
Mr. Milburn
Fifth Annual Springfield High School Contest Delights Audience
The Fifth Annual Springfield Graded High School contest Friday night at the era House featured students Mabelucker, Alice Hadon, Mabel Williar, Evelyn Royalty, Thos Avin, Ollie Barber, Parker Medieval Walter Clements and others. The program included a strong musical section directed by Lizzie Watyers with solos, duets, and quartets. Judges Mr. C. M. Chord, Walter Hume, and Will Waters awarded Miss alty for recitation The Raven and Walter Clements for the Bulogy on Grady.
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Springfiey Graded High School
Era House
Mabelucker
Alice Haydon
Mabel Williar
Evelyn Royalty
Messrs
Thos 4Vin
Ollie Barber
Parker
Walter Clements
Lizzie Watyers
Jinyose
Xprs
C. M
Walter Hume
Will Wat
J . Walter Clem¢s
Grady
New Officers Elected for Washingtonity Fair Company
At a stockholders meeting Theo Campbell and other trustees were chosen to lead the Washingtonity Fair. The retiring officers praised for their work while new attractions are planned to make this year’s fair the best in county history.
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Theo. Campbell
Winning Honors at Danville Deaf and Dumb Institute
Master William E Dedman son of Mr and Mrs E P Dedman led his class in the recent examination at the Deaf and Dumb Institute in Danville. This marks a second time he has earned honors at the institution and his parents and friends are proud. Hon Campbell Cantrell will speak in Springfield next Saturday at 1:30 pm, with all invited to attend.
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Wm. E. Dedman
E. P. Dedman
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Danville
Campbell Cantrell
Springfield
To Marry This Evening in Springfield
To marry this evening Mr Walter W McLaughlin and Miss Anna R Cox will wed at Miss Coxs parents home. Rev Williams of the Baptist church will perform the ceremony. Both couples are from Springfield and Washington County and will reside with Mrs Elizabeth McLaughlin in town.
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Walter W. McLaughlin
Anna_ R. Cox
Miss Cox
F. T. Cox
Rev. Williams
The
Baptist Church
McLaughlin
Springfield
Washington County
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Te Town
Large tobacco crops sold by Washington county farmers
Over the past ten days several Washington county farmers sold large tobacco crops. Robi Hatchett netted 3793.71 dollars Luther Burns 2037.35 dollars and J R Durham 1933.80 dollars. Lloyd Haydon James Patterson also sold sizable crops with prices not learned. J R Claybrooke Jr sold his crop at 13 cents per pound.
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Washington County
Robi. Hatchett
Luther Burns
J. R. Durham
Lloyd Haydon
James Patterson
J. R. Claybrooke, Jr
Notice To Correspondents Delayed Letters Next Week
Notice to correspondents states type letters were delayed due to a rush of other work and will appear next week.
Handsome Bridle Crafted by Inmate At Deer Lodge Prison
A reader from Deer Lodge Montana submits a white inmate produced horsehair bridle, praised by The Sun editor as a handsome, high quality piece. The letter asks for sale of the bridle and notes the writer’s imprisonment and pending release.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
the Sun
William Gray
Sun
Washington County
Gray
Seone
Cated
Black & Johnson At Cost Closeout Store
Black and Johnson, the popular Pulliam general merchants, announce a complete stock sale at cost to close out their business. Mr. Black plans to move to Lawrenceburg while Mr. Johnson has not decided his destination. The sale excludes only the books of groceries.
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Black & Johnson
Pulliam
Lawrenceburg
Johnson
Springfield High School Pupils Gain Noted Success Abroad
Editorial lauds former Springfield pupils now at Danville Center College and Madison Wisconsin for high achievement in debate oratory and studies. Highlights Jack McChord John Shuck McElroy Jr Ly man Barber Robert Mayes Mauray Durr et Wallace Duncan and local students as future men with training at home and school. Encouragement praises the role of Springfield Graded High School in building manhood and public speaking.
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Colvin
Jollgges
Jack McChord
Center College
Danville
John Shuck McElroy, Jr
McElroy
Kentucky
Lyman Barber
Madison
Wisconsin
Great Western
Barber
Robert Mayes
Mauray Durrett
Wallace Duncan
State College
Lexington
Springfield
Walter Clements
Thos. Colvin
Parker Medley
Ollie Barber
Harry Shultz
Edward Willett
Knight Handy
Springfield Graded High School
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Dudley Milbu
Chaplin
Springfiel Graded High
Hagan Bros
Washington County Fair Co
Black& Johnson
Crwdeu
Cunningham, Duncan & Co
Springfield, Kentucky
Editorial
Paper Trust
Land of the Free
Home
Bar of Justice
Combine
Trust
Harradsburg
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