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Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1911

Page

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May Become Candidate in Tobacco Growers Meeting

Hon W. D Claybrooke is expected to announce a bid for railroad commissioner from the second district. In Louisville he was urged to run and supporters see strong Democratic prospects. A county Tobacco Growers meeting at the Court House discussed 1911 crop plans, electing W. A. Clements as chair and W. B. Claybrooke as secretary. A 24-member organizing committee was appointed to draft a constitution and by laws and arrange further meetings for January 21 and 23, 1911.

W. D Claybrooke Mclaybrooks Louisville Claybrooke Procanaz Court House T. S. Mayes Washington County The Barley Tobacco Union Lexington W. A. Clements W -B. Claybrooke W. W. William C. C. Barnett North Irvine Royalty J. W Coulter Hendren Nimrod Harry Wright Mackville Lige Farris Sherford Weekly Mooresville W. R Vocanougher C. B. Pope Pottsville W.G. Grundy Alex Thompson Fredericktown A. L Litsey Jas. Gray Kelly Shop J. W. Punk 7. K. Smith C. 4. Haydon Robt McIntire T.S. Mayes W. C. McChord W. ©. McChord W G. Gundy

Mob Attacks Shelbyville Prison In Lynching Spree

A masked mob of about fifty captured Shelbyville police, shut off power and phones, battered jail doors, and lynched three Black men, Marshall Wade Patterson and Jim West, over the night. Marshall and Patterson died on a bridge and by the creek edge. West’s body was not immediately found. Rumor places West’s fate near a second bridge. officials fear further violence as the mob sought to hang others.

Shelbyville Clear Creek Gen Marshall Wade Patterson Deter Jim West Marshall Patterson West

Walton Camp Woodmen of the World Grows Rapidly

The Walton Camp of Woodmen of the World reports 7,500,100 members. Netligan, organizer of the local lodge, installed officers elected at the first meeting last Thursday. Next meeting is Thursday night with plans for a banquet or Dutch lunch to follow. The lodge aims to advance the order both numerically and in personnel.

Walton Woodmen Netligan Order of Woodmen

Rexall Orderlies Promise Free Trial for Constipation

An ad touts Rexall Orderlies to cure chronic constipation by toning the large intestine nerves and muscles. It guarantees satisfaction with a free trial and claims the candylike tablets do not purge or bother other organs, available at The Rexall Store in Haydon & Willett.

Rexall Sol Haydon & Willett

Deadly cyanide scandal and contest results in county

The article reports a deadly cyanide poisoning linked to a young couple, Charles Edward Twigg and Grace Blosser, amid a county contest where voting irregularities and flirtations influenced standings. It notes Twigg’s alleged poison kiss caused the woman’s death, authorities seeking an amateur photographer, and doctors confirming cyanide poisoning. It also covers tobacco market sales and prices across local houses with volumes of 200,000 to 225,000 pounds weekly.

Charles Edward Twigg Misa Grace Blosser Twigg Blosser Thomas N. Koor Harrodsburg Walllevel County House Reed & Simms Walter Snider Pope Bros LO ' Stoner Bros Nelson Co Walls & Simpson Springfield House Planters House Jos. Spalding Jesse Mann & Son Joe Wycoff Barber

Good for 50 Votes Coupon 1911 Notice

A historical coupon offers fifty votes for use by January 2 1911, appearing as a dated political incentive. The fragment implies a civic voting context with a time limit and a broad support claim for extended participation in an election cycle.

Carnegie Gives $750 to Springfield Baptist Church

The Springfield Baptist Church wins a generous donation from Andrew Carnegie after months of correspondence. Carnegie will match the congregation’s raised funds, contributing $700 provided the church also raises a similar amount. A new pipe organ is expected soon. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised by Haydon & Robertson as a trusted cold and chest remedy.

Haydon & Robertson Andrew Carnegie Baptist Church

Hardins Chapel Hep Gives Local Gossip and Moves

Those from Hardins Chapel who attended the hep given by Mr and Mrs W F Lenadon Tuesday night were Harvey Haydon William Logsdon Min sen Susid Ada Edward Margie Loy and Leonard Fenwick. H S Litsey returns home after a pleasant visit to daughter Mrs Tom Hundley. Misses Lula and Margie Fenwick attended Miss Hattie Logsdon Saturday. Mr and Mrs John have moved to a new Bloomfield home. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertises relief from frostbite burns and sores.

Mra W. FP Lenadun Messrs Harvey Haydon William Logsdon Minsen Susid Ada Edward Margie Loy Leonard Fenwick Litsey Tom Hundley Lula Margie Fenwick Hattie Logsdon John Bloomfield Mc Oscar Satlee Barker Mes GW Penwick Nina Stanley Fenwick Ray Logsdon Miss Hattle Logsdon John Baily

Rexall 98 Hair Tonic Promises Growth and Satisfaction

Rexall 98 Hair Tonic touted as growing hair on bald heads without harming roots or scalp. The ad claims scientific action, pleasant fragrance, and money back guarantee, urging readers to buy at Haydon & Willett and report results for a full refund. A stray line notes horses being sold at a sale.

Rexall Haydon & Willett

Cats Spread Disease Says Dr Ensor of Lakewood

Dr Ensor reports cats spread tuberculosis in households after examining over a hundred felines in six months. He claims many cats carried germs into homes, advising overhauls in how households view pet health and disease risk.

Ensor Lakewood Tate Ensee Kerma

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D. Claybrooke Woodman of World Lndy Sun Peterson & Spalding Bessie Cocanougher Elia Whitehouse Myrtle Cocanougher Hayden & Willett Mae Mayes Mae Curry Lilly Simms Ior Law Peterson & Spalding's Haydon & Willett’s Ella Whitehouse Lilly Simm Edith Wein Iva Cocanougher Roxie Marie Arnott Mary A Nanan Bertha Hayes Mrs. Jodhe Sratdizye Ize Hagan Pauline Haan Mary Rose Jesus Cassey Wright Mayme Pardew Lucy Claybrooke Sadie Fenwick Cristine Kimberlin Catherine Nelson Lillie Cat Lizzie Larham Willie Ruby Berniece Lawrence Abel Williams Verna Barrick Saral Mattie Lyncha Blanch Shirte Ley Stella Naomi Sweeney Say Begley Bessie Kays Springfield Sun A. Carnegie Hardins' Chapel Bucklen Boris Haydon & Kubertaon Chamberlain Kennedy Haydon Robertson
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