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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1906
Page
3
anxious note invites county stockmen to inspect a standout jack in Washington county. few rivals are as good, the caller asserts, highlighting the animal's quality and potential merit for breeding or purchase.
Official call from the Democratic Congressional Committee of Kentucky's Fourth District presiding Sam T. Spalding outlines a June 2, 1906 primary election. It lists committee members, proxy representatives, voting eligibility, candidate fees of fifteen hundred dollars to defray expenses, and procedures for appointing precinct officers and handling surplus or deficits. The document specifies deadlines and certification of the nominee and election costs to be repaid.
A call outlines certification of vote totals by Sam T. Spalding and county chairmen for a June 16 1906 meeting at The Old Inn Louisville Kentucky. It directs district chairs to supply ballots and lists actions leading to ballot inclusion for the Fourth Congressional Committee.
A physician in Popular Science Monthly outlines sleep principles from childhood through adulthood. He cites best sleep positions, room temperature, clothing, and feeding habits to minimize disturbance and promote deep repose. He emphasizes abdomen or nearly side sleeping, even winter needs more rest, and recommends fresh air with mild room warmth to aid sleep.
Will Fenwick and Edward Sims sold their tobacco at eight cents per pound. Mr. R B Graves has erected five view buildings since Christmas. Mr Squire Baker bought an organ from Williams of Harrodsburg.
Mr Charley Lay and wife visited Mr Jim Barr and wife and the latter's parents Mr Richard Adams with the family of Josh Inman Sunday. Fifty Owensboro business men escorted Mrs Sarah Hardin of Booker to Henderson to visit her son W T Hardin as guests of the Commercial Club.
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