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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
4
Logisville markets show prime export steers at 5.50 to 6.00, heavy shipping steers 5.00 to 5.50, light feeding and beef steers varied, cows and calves mixed across ranges. Hog prices firm with better hogs at 8.05 and roughs at 7.45. state notes on blue-blood aristocracy debate conclude no true aristocracy beyond wealth.
A new music instructor announces beginning teaching at Willisburg on the first of January. The program aims to better prepare students who plan to study music abroad by offering a course under the instructor. Kindergarten pupils will receive special attention. Piano tuning and repair are specialties of Oscar Shirley.
Mrs Allison recounts an accidental wedding gift mix up involving a cousin twice removed and a missing baby spoon. The group laughs as envelopes mix with the jeweler and a poetic note, prompting Mrs Allison to vow to stop buying gifts for in law weddings.
In Egypt a mummy is found with a right leg nearly a foot longer than the left, noted as evidence of ancient church fates in Browning's Magazine. A quip recalls an actress shedding real tears at performances, driven by sympathy for a manager losing real money.
The exchange centers on a magazine story reading aloud by a woman. A man asks about the duration of the cook's employment, noting she has been with them three months. The dialogue hints at a non violent, ongoing discussion and a flirtatious remark about appearances.
Dr G T Burton resident dentist offers tooth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class. Springfield Ky Miciett Hagon Block upstairs.
Horse sale set for February 25 at Boblitt's stable with L A Burns in city. 400 bushels Orchard Grass seed offered at $1.60 per bushel. Pork chops advertised by G Carpenter. Valley Hill business partners O Neal and Wright have quit business. debtors must settle with R O Neal’s books immediately.
A fragmented roundup reports Jellico 400 bushels, G F Carpenter meat market ads with phone 202, and a February 25 horse sale at Boblitt's stable. Marriage of Georgie Gocanougher and Bert Padgett noted by Rev Wir Harrison Williams at Covington Avenue. Revival at Methodist church January 22 to February 5 1911. Also stockholders elect Brooke to National Life Insurance Board. hunting ban notice. real estate and rental listings. lost gold cuff button. Moro Province Fair notices. cleaning and pressing service ad.
Born Thursday January 12 1911 to Mrs Walter McLaughlin a boy. Born Friday January 18 1911 to Mrs August J Ott a daughter. Born Sunday January 15 1911 to Mrs John Barker a daughter.
W D Claybrooke J S Claybrooke J R Claybrooke and J L Claybrooke purchase the Army strong farm four miles from Bloomfield on the Bardstown Bloomfield Pike for 16000 dollars. A fine residence exists and will be occupied by John Barker who will manage the property for the new owners.
Mr George Mout and Miss Mollie Hines were married in Louisville on Wednesday January 11 1911. Hallie Boblitt visited his mother at Wunde lawn over the weekend. Mrs Hays spent time with Mrs Lucy Ann Grigaby Mrs Emmet Settle and son Harry Charlie Settle and George Mout were guests of Mr and Mrs J E Steveson Rev E D Griffey visited with Preston Moore and J W Hays family and Peyton Briggs family through Monday and Tuesday.
Fragmented ad text claims a free sample helps elderly men with digestive issues and constipation. It mentions various laxatives, promises easy relief, and urges readers to send name and address for the sample. The wording is garbled and promotional in tone.
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