Removal of quarantine on Kentucky sheep disease
The Livestock Sanitary Board recommends lifting the state quarantine for counties free of sheep scabies, urging US Department of Agriculture to lift national restrictions there. Commissioner M C Rankin notes scabies is most prevalent in Central Kentucky, with eastern and western counties largely unaffected. The board plans dipping regulations to align with federal rules and stamp out the disease within a year, curing all affected flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Livestock Sanitary Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Scahnes
M. C. Rankin
Livestock Board
The
State Board
Farmers’ Home Journal
Serious Injury to a Child in a Home Staircase Fall
Nancy Johnson eight year old daughter of J A Johnson was playing with siblings on a home staircase. While jumping onto a piled clothes landing she fell and hit her head, becoming unconscious. Three physicians treated her. initial skull fracture fears faded as she improved and moved toward recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Johnson
J. A. Johnson
Frst
Death of Dr Cleaver in Lebanon Kentucky
Lebanon Kentucky July 5 Dr W W Cleaver aged eighty three years is dead at his home after a brief illness of paralysis He was one of the oldest best known physicians in the state and served Marion county in the Kentucky Legislature in 1893 He is survived by a wife and one son Dr Tom Cleaver a well known physician He predicted twenty years ago that he would die on the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
W. W. Cleaver
Cleaver
Marion County
Kentucky
Tom Cleaver
Farmers Lag Behind as Rain Delays Work on Sunday
Sunday was Children’s Day at New Hope with a large attendance. Families of Kirsh Pile and related households gathered for a birthday dinner and social visit. Notable attendees included Letta Bishop Sallie Hendren and many Pile and Boblitt families. The day was described as very pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
Sue Kirsh
Luther Kirsh
Ea Pile
Ham Pile
Letta Bishop
Mise
Sallie Hendren
Willisburg
Joe Goatley
J. H. Pile
Springfield
Nora Boblitt
Cathie Settle
Catherine Pile
Lou Settle
Sopiea Butler
Mra
Eth Randolph
Nannie
Mary
Archie Pile
Susie
Harry Bobutt
Alvin Riley
Lillie May Riley
Joe Gostley
Andrew Kirsh
Aon
Lucrative Appointment for Washington County Native
Andrew Yankey of Washington County has secured a government post as civil engineer in the Philippine Islands and will sail from San Francisco on July 12 to begin duties. He previously served as assistant civil engineer for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Son of J. S. Yankey, a noted stockman, he studied at Kentucky State University, graduating with high honors in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Yankey
Washington County
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Yankey
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
J. 5. Yankey
Kentucky State University
Bureau of Mines Formed with Smith as Acting Chief
Washington July 2 The Bureau of Mines created in Congress becomes reality with George Otis Smith, director of the geological survey, acting as chief. Frank E. McCalip named head of accounts division and technological branch moved to the new bureau. Dr J A Holmes and Edward W Parker named as potential directors as the bureau expands to a coordinated division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Interior Department
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Mr. Smith
Survey
Beverly
Smith
Bullinger
Frank E. McCalip
Crawfordsville
Ind
McCalip
J. A. Holmes
Edward W. Parker
Bureau
Cloudburst Destroys Cornfield and Damages Rail Line
A Fourth of July storm caused wind rain thunder and lightning across the area. A road burst near C. J. Haydon washed away his cornfield and damaged tobacco fields while Cartwrights creek flooded the railroad near E. F. Donnelly’s residence. Workmen repaired the track in time for the night train, which was delayed over an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Haydon
Cartwright
E. F. Donnelly
Rexall Orderlies Offered At Our Risk For Constipation
You can test Rexall Orderlies with no risk as the remedy will be paid for if it does not fully relieve constipation. The offer emphasizes safety and gentleness, noting no diarrhoea or other side effects and recommending Rexall for children and the delicate. Available in two sizes, 10c and 25c, exclusive to The Rexall Store, Leo Haydon Drug Co, The Springfield Gun, Courier-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Leo Haydon | Drug Co
Polite conduct opens doors says San Francisco paper
Story tells Roy Wright a Breckenridge County boy who moved to San Francisco as a hotel bell boy. Polite, prompt service wins him a first class position with two Cleveland travelers touring the Orient. A Kentucky girl Elizbeth N Barr debates equal suffrage in Topeka, wins verdict. Also notices of social visits, births, and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenwake County
Roy Wright
West
San Francisco
Cleveland
Wright
Courier Journal
Louisville Police Band Pursues Texas Murder Suspect Wendling
The Louisville police announce delivery of a Texas arrest for Wendling aided by a brass band and fog horn. Detectives parade the prairie while Wendling flees, avoiding capture as the force boasts a new method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Wendling
Texas
Hartford Republican
Embryo Emancipator A Brooklyn Trolley Fare Moment
A girl riding a Brooklyn trolley paid half fare to the conductor then added two pennies and declared her statistics are her own. The incident prompted the playful label embryo emancipator by Brooklyn Eagle in a lighthearted item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Gurs
A Wretched Mistake Stirs Ole Time Pile Beliefs
A fragmentary item notes Will A. Marsh of Siler City recalling suffering from Piles and mentioning a remedy sold by Haydon & Rob. The text hints at a wart like itching and painful cares, reflecting early medical advertising rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Marsh
Siler City
Seabee
Ins
Haydon & Rob
Springfield social notes and Chautauqua attendance
In Springfield residents spent the night with Miss Hattie Arnold and Ye visiting friends this week. Many from the area attend the Chautauqua at Lebanon. Mrs. Berry Shewmaker of Harrodsburg visited H. J. Larkancockher and family. Miss Margaret Bohannon of near Lebanon is guest of the Misses Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hattie Arnold
Lebanon
Berry Shewmaker
Harrodsburg
H. J. Larcanougher
Margaret Bohannon
Misses Hayes
Chautauqua Baseball Rivalry Heats Up For Cup
Local Chautauqua baseball crowds grow as our team contends for the cup with Lebanon, Columbia, and Campbellsville. Lebanon beat the locals 6 to 5, Springfield edged Campbellsville 2 to 0 on Colvin’s pitching, and yesterday the locals beat Columbia 6 to 3, putting Springfield neck and neck with Campbellsville for the trophy offered by the association.
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Chautauqua
Inas Euch
Lebanon
Columbia
Campbellaville
Springfield
Jocko"’ Colvin
Campbellsville Crew
Colvin
Campbellsville
Campbellsville But Two Hits. Yesterday Our Boys
Te Association
Death of Dr Phil T Dedman noted in community
Dr J J Dedman received word of the death of his brother Dr Phil T Dedman near Independence Missouri last Wednesday. He had been in poor health for more than a year and had given up his large Kansas City practice for rest. He is survived by his wife and a son Phil T Dedman Jr. He was once well known in Harrodsburg where he owned the Dedman block and practiced dentistry here twenty to twenty five years ago.
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Dedman
Ue Aster
Harrodsburg
Local Social Notices From Happy Hollow Area
John Crow and family spent weekend with his mother Mrs Tim Corn. Coleman Settles and family along with Jareah Hale and family and Edgar Settles spent Sunday with Lee Settles family. Ed Hanby and wife visited Mr Mancy Scott nearby. Fiteh Godly stayed with Wendy Baily. Ed Hanby and Miss Myrtle Armstrong shopped in Willisburg Saturday. W C Dudgeon and Walter Hanby attended the Chautauqua in Lebanon Monday and Tuesday. Frank Yancy and family were in our midel Monday. Sabe Coulter family with Mia Nancy Scott Dear here, Ed Hanby and wife and Elmer and Dolph Hanby spent Monday night with John Armstrong’s family.
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John Crow
Tim Corn
Coleman Settles
Jareah Hale
Edgar Settles
Lee Settles
Ed Hanby
Mancy Scott
Near Here
Fiteh Godly
Wendy Baily
Myrtle Armstrong
Willisburg
Messrs
W. C. Dudgeon
Walter Hanby
Lebanon
Frank Yancy
Midel
Sabe Coulter
Mia
Nancy Scott Dear
Elmer
Dolph Hanby
John Armstrong
Semi Annual Statement of The Peoples Deposit Bank Springfield Ky
The Springfield Kentucky bank reports cash on hand and from banks and details liabilities and profits. President GEO D Robertson, Vice President H Thurman, Cashier J A Bouleware, and assistant W C McChord signed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Deposit Bank
Springfield
Geo. D. Robertson
H. Thurman
J. A- Bouleware
W. C. McChord, Jr
Aust
Che
Harvest labor drive targets Pacific Northwest farms
Organized workers in Eastern Washington and Oregon push a Farm Hands Union to raise daily wages to 3.50 for eight hours and 5 for sewing and other skilled roles. Pay for machine operators would jump to 10 to 12, with farmers ready to hire from eastern states and colleges to harvest grain, grass, and fruit as crop totals top 100 million bushels. Frank Trader leads the effort, planning a local union in every grain district across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana with a 50 cent initiation fee and a rule that members will not work with nonmembers.
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Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Sach
Frank Trader
Idaho
Montana
Ccgunleatin Src Sor Oe
Sycamore Valley Weather and Community Notes
Heavy rains slow farm work in Sycamore Valley as residents report visits, church events, and local sales. Calves bought for 12 and 21.50 dollars, lambs sold at six cents, and a protracted Hillsboro meeting starts July 1 led by Revs. T. W. and James Hines. School opens with Lizzie Davis as teacher amid social updates and local business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Davis
Nannie Cocanougher
A. T. Bailey
Will Bowles
Salle
Springfield
T. W. Sutherland
Hillsboro Church
T. W
James Hines
Bowling Green
Zelma Melvoy
St. Catherines
J. D. Sutherland
S. H. Crook
Coleman
T.W
A.T. Bailey
Tod
Yankey
Macksville
John
Armstrong
Myrthe
Walter Hunbey
Maud
Eva Inman
Wea
Baily
Pttz
J.D. Sutherland
F. Fitzgerald
Misa Lizzie Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Cleaver
Booker
Bureau OF
MINES
Tae Sos and Courier-Journal
Kansas
Elizabeth N. Barr
State Federation of Clubs
J. B. Barnhill
Topeka
Miss Barr
Mies Barr
Barnhill
Robert Milton
Melvin Gillespie
John Haydon
Sue Haydon
May
Willie Raby
Mackville
C. F. Adkinson
Joe Newton Pene
Bertha Turner
W. C. Rowe
Bob Noe
R. L. Arnold
Sarah Peters
Robert Anthony
Myrtle
Kensie Cocanougter
Mevara
Stanley Pope
Frank Hardin
Beech Grove
Mane Arnold
Fanny Whayne
Ludford Yankey
Penick
C.F. Cocanougher
Norine
Josephine Holtenseed
Mormang Arnold
Boyle County
K. L. Arnold
Virgie Mayes
Mary Noe
Baseball
Phil T. Dedman
Independence
Happy Hollow
Sycamore Valley
Leo Hayden
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