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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
5
Dr G T Burton resident dentist offers teeth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class. Springfield Ky office in Hagon Block upstairs.
For Rent Ten acres of good tobacco land near SpringfieldKy 5 M Campbell. Sell Hides and Furs to Grinstead. He pays highest prices. For sale or rent farm on the Texas pike 140 years 8 good state of cultivation J C Walker Lebanon Ky Rt 1. Claims against estate of Silas Armstrong due Jan 20 1909 Isaac Armstrong Administrator. Stray boys near Mackville Ky weigh about 75 pounds owner pay for keep J D Noel Rt 1. Insurance talk Southern National Life contract stock few days only E T Whccanton District Manager. UDC Springfield to present Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch Opera House soon with Miss Jones Cleveland directing The Union Depot entertainment next week more details to follow.
Syc amore Valley reports a sickness wave mainly scarlet fever and grip in the valley. A baby boy was born to the wife of Sammie Crook. Christmas tree and entertainment at Hillsboro drew a large crowd. A. L. Jeffries of Asboro visited J. D. Sutherland and family. Mrs. Jeffries is the aunt of Mrs. Sutherland. Miss Zelma Melleyoy of St Catharine spent Christmas with her parents. J. D. Sutherland and family also visited his parents at Glensboro. Miss Maggie Montgomery of Maud is with the Inman family. Tom Bailey and wife spent a few days with their parents in Texas. Movements since Christmas and New Year noted. A. C. Pinkston preached at Hillsboro Sunday.
Banking figures show cash on hand and due from banks with totals including 137,595.74 and 471,244.08 plus additional lines showing profits, surpluses, and undivided balances. The fragment references added surpluses and paid expenses with various numerical entries totaling into thousands.
A young man with violets in his buttonhole hurries up the steps to a house lit by bright lamps. He greets a pretty young woman in a white gown who rises to meet him, then surveys her pensive expression.
A fragmented diary style excerpt portrays Judge I H Thurman in Campbellsville court with a tense engagement between Edgar and Annabel. They debate duty and love, each unsure if affection or obligation drives actions, before confessing their genuine intent to marry and choosing honesty over suspicion. The notes segue into local society items and a long list of visitors and movements in Louisville and nearby towns.
Mooresville notes a well attended Fairview school Christmas gathering with Santa Claus. Families visit, dine together on Christmas day, and local residents travel to and from nearby towns, with several moves and visits mentioned among the Moore and Cull families. Lucy Ann Moore shows improvement.
Notice invites all prospective entrants to seek a free scholarship through the County Superintendent and apply promptly. The Mid Winter Term begins January 26, with catalogues available on request from Waite H. H. Cherry, President, State Normal School, Bowling Green, Ky.
A Card of Thanks from Mrs. R. E. Whayne expresses gratitude to the people of Texas and surroundings for kindness during her husband’s illness and death and assures the kindness will not be forgotten.
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine reports a higher health level since starting Dr King's New Life Pills. He says they keep his stomach liver and bowels working properly. A money back guarantee applies if the pills disappoint you at Haye and Robertson's.
A Christmas feast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T Fields near Melntire honored guests Mrs S Greenwell and son E Greenwell, Miss Tabithe W oot, and Little Susie Higdon of Le non. Attendees included Mrs Is Hagan of Loretto, Mrs Radia well, Tom Kidwell and family, J E Higdon and family, Mr Nally and family, Miss Tish, Miss Prdxie Newton, Miss May, Frank Nally, and J B Cullum.
fragmented OCR text shows scattered numbers 12,908 90 and 7,852 300,60 with unclear context. no identifiable persons organizations places dates or events. summary cannot determine concrete facts from the readable fragment.
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