D H Smith denies governor bid and other notes
Washington special notes that Representative D H Smith denies any plan to run for governor or any office while reaffirming commitment to the legislature and public service. The dispatch also mentions storms disrupting telegraph wires, Pat Crowe linked to the Cudahy kidnapping, a forest miscreant near Lone Tree, a fatal blow during a Pontot Mils quarrel, Thurston condemning the Hunter Edwards fight, and Kentucky women telephonists marrying quickly.
Harness and Strap Works Spotlighted for Spring Field Craft
A notice invites readers to inspect the Spring field Harness and Strap work praised nationwide as the best and strongest. The call encourages direct inquiry to view the assortment and assess quality.
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Springfield
Tex as Wonder advertisement letter from Richmond Ky 1901
A Richmond Kentucky letter from February 9 1901 praises Hall's Great Discovery for kidney and bladder trouble. John A Riddle writes that after using one bottle his weight dropped from 196 to about 176 pounds and he feels better than in two years, endorsing the remedy to the public.
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Richmond
W. E. Hall
St. Louis
Hall
John A. Riddle
A Texas Wonder Cure Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder Hall’s Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles for men women and children. It claims two months per bottle with a $1 price by mail if not stocked locally and urges testimonials from users. Dr E W Hall is listed as sole manufacturer in St Louis Missouri.
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Hall
E. W. Hall
P. O. Box
St. Louis
The Spar row questions ideal woman in Springfield letters
Springfield Ky January letters from four young men reveal varied views on the ideal woman. Joie Hotspur offers a playful, fanciful heroine contrasting with Sam Knocked Out expressing skepticism and a grounded motherly ideal. A fifth writer extols a practical partner, blending domestic skill with affection and faithfulness.
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Sparrow
Springfield
Ben Davis
Joie HoTsTurr
Robinson
Isles of
Sam
The Owl Notes Local Winter Hardship and Weddings
A voice laments theft and cold during severe winter in Springfield, mentions a beating and possible stay at Tatham's. We learn of Christmas weddings reported by Rev. E. W. Summers, including J L Riley with Pearl Cloyd and others, plus local visits and a January 3 marriage of Chas. C. Pinkston to Lora Ethel Ransdell.
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E. W. ‘Summers
J. L. Riley
Pearl Cloyd
Robert Bottom
Flora Bruner
Ed Lewis
Miss Pearl
Thos, Adkinson
Eva
Carster
Cosby Burton
Callaway Busby
Woodson E. Graham
Nona Turner
Geo. Barnes
Chas. C. Pinkston
Lora Ethel Ransdell
Messrs
Chas
Worley Royalty
Mr. Graham
Susie
Anna Belle Graham
Miss Ransdell
Belle Ransdell
Duncan
Thos. Pinkston
Mr Spaulding Appointed Master and Receiver
Judge I H Thurman will appoint Sam T Spalding as Master and Receiver of the Marion Court at the January term. Spalding is highly qualified and his appointment is expected to be endorsed by many friends. The Circuit Judge also holds a Jury Commissioner post, formerly held by Will Purdy. An Erie rail engine exploded at Crescent Ohio, killing the engineer and fireman.
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Lebanion Enterprise
I. H. Thurman
Sam T. Spalding
Marion Court
Spalding
Will Purdy
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