New Year Reflections From The Springfield Sun 1907
The Springfield Sun greets 1907 with philosophic musings on time, nudges toward resilience, and hopeful wishes. It notes the need to face life’s snags, invokes religious imagery, and vows to stand by its editorial stance while offering blessings to friends and enemies alike for a prosperous year.
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Kingdom Come
St Peter
Sto
The Farmer as the Mighty Force of America
A speech extols the farmer as the nation’s power and warns that withholding farm goods could trigger global hunger. It humorously imagines John Rockefeller and Theodore Roosevelt forced to subsist on backyard potatoes and hunting, while political bodies falter amid imagined food shortages.
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America
John Rockefeller
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
States Senate
Farmers Beware Swindlers Photographs and Plant Sales
A farmer recalls a salesman posing as a truyl established nursery representative offering large plant orders with added freebies in exchange for an immediate signed order. He warns others about misrepresentation and travel for profit schemes, urging careful verification of firm names and locations. The piece also includes notes on dry farming, rural box numbering, cricket temperature cues, and a humorous animal-horse anecdote.
Farmers Seek Square Deal and Self-Protection Through Organization
The speaker asserts a need to withdraw and starve, but credits a generous farmer who desires a fair arrangement. The text expresses relief that farmers are uniting to demand a square deal and to organize for self-protection against hardship.
Local Farm Sold Near Barstown For Six Thousand Five Hundred
Nelson County sales report Tom Conley sold the 183 acre Withrow farm near Barstown to Frank Simpson for 6500 dollars. Conley also sold a carload of mules to Hudson Brothers of Louisville at 170 dollars each. A Bloomfield correspondent notes Georgia buyer A M Bell purchased four mules from Ike McMakin and Sam Sullivan supplied two more loads. Wakefield and McClaskey reported a Jersey sale of fifteen cows and assorted heifers. Tobacco is shipped to market daily with strong prices from the American Tobacco Company.
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Kentucky Standard
Tom Conley
Bloomfield
A. M. Bell
Georgia
Ike McMakin
Sam Sullivan
F. Offutt
T. J. Wyatt
Buck Reed
Wakefield & McClaskey
Jersey
American Tobacco Company
Condition of City Marshal Grace Remains Poor
The health of City Marshal Grace remains not improved with recovery chances still remote. Meanwhile, all debtors to McElroy and Shultz are urged to settle accounts. books are kept at the old stand.
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Grace
McElroy & Shultz
Unclear Financial Statement Fragment From 19th Century Ledger
Fragmentary ledger text shows liabilities and assets figures including 236409.91 and 5000.00 with cash on hand amounts 678.98 and 89821.48. The line reads Ban 50,000.00 ee, house and fixtures, indicating a balance related entry. Further context needed for full interpretation.
Land for sale and estate notices from Springfield area
Rext-Corn and oats land offered through Mrs Laura West Springfield Ky fenced farms for sale via W T Ewing Harrodsburg Ky list of farms and property frames made to order. Notice warns I have not authorized tobacco purchases in my name. Arch Wheeler estate claims due by Dec 1 1907 and debts to be settled by Jan 1 1907 attorney W P Grigsby Springfield Ky Clarkson estate notice and sale of 164 acre Farm near Springfield with 22 per acre price verdict and details through dec 1906.
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Laura West
Springfield
W. T. Ewing
Harrodsburg, Ky
American Tobacco Company
Mass
B.D. Lake
Mooresville Community Notes and 1907 Plans
A local recap from Mooresville covers prospecting trips by Luther Barlow and Milton Chesser in Hardin county, family visits to Jeffersonville and Spencer counties, and several moves including Jim Pile to Booker and Minor Parrish to Woodlawn. It notes church events, social gatherings, land purchases, Nursery leadership by W. O. Ellis, and Bryan’s implication as a Democratic presidential candidate in a Topeka interview.
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Luther Barlow
Milton Chesser
Hardin County
Artie Wall
Jeffersonville
Estella Hardin
Elizabeth
Margaret
W. C. Ellis
Wm. Aldridge
Henry County
Jas. Cull
Jim Pile
Booker
Minor Parrish
Jury Place
Woodlawn
Bran’ Cutsinger
Spencer County
Jas. Hardesty
James Eddieman
Botland
Ella Pile
Jeff I
New Hope
New Hope Church
Ora Crame
Tucker
Myrtle Croke
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Springfield Sun
Rogers Gore
Tates
Speare
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Geo
D. Robertson
LH. Thurman
J. A. Boulware
Caseyville
Adance
Cleveland Plain
Hull
Huckleberry
Hoss
Nelson County Sales
Mr. Grace
First National Bank
Apo
Cunningham, Duncan & Co
G. B. Taylon
Arch Wheeler
Euvin Brion
W. D. Clayanooke
Mooresville
W. J. Bryan
Topeka, Kas
N. B. McClaskey, Jr
S. M. Campbell