Sparrow notes harvest progress and community news
Farmers report harvest slightly above average with outs and meadows well above average. J C Mitchell visited to buy lambs. School began July 1 with Claud Perry as teacher. Local residents hosted visitors, church work progresses with contractor W V Gillis to finish by Sept 20. Rev H L Olmstead led meetings with 22 additions. Judge W E Dowling of Lawrenceburg visited and shook hands.
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J.C. Mitchell
Claud Perry
J. A
Will Sims
Allie Barnett
R. Blackson
Will Royalty
W. C. Cammack
H. L. Olmstead
W.C Cammack
J. C. Webb
Chaplin
Robert Morgan
Black
Fair Moum
W. V. Gillis
R. H. Milton
Fox Creek
New Liberty
Fair Mount
Cured of Lung Trouble by New Discovery
C O Floyd of Kershaw South Carolina recalls an eleven year battle with consumption. He weighed 135 pounds and suffered constant coughing until after six months on Dr. King’s New Discovery his cough vanished and weight rose to 170 pounds. Thousands healed at Haydon & Robertson’s drug store with 50 cent and one dollar bottles, a free trial bottle offered.
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C. O. Floyd
Kershaw
S.C
Ing
Haydon & Ertson's
Lebanon Grocery Co Sues Local Phone Company in Circuit Court
The Lebanon Grocery Co. filed suit in the Circuit Court seeking a mandamus to force the local telephone company to furnish service and asking for a $2,000 judgment. The company alleges persistent refusals since May 13, 1907, and accuses the operator of a plan to provoke higher rates or abandon the Lebanon exchange. A temporary order to install the telephone is set for consideration before Judge Thurman at Springfield.
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Marion Falcon
Lebanon
Lebanon Grocery Co
Telephone Company
Edwards
Thurman
Springfield
Morning at Hereton: family moments and gatherings
A fragment from the Hereton Post sketches domestic scenes and social visits. It notes Miss Sarah Shields staying with Pearl and Myrtle Armstrong, Lime Chesser family visits Solomon Kayes, and an ice cream supper hosted by C M Walls. Various relatives are mentioned with brief weekend or Sunday activities at home and nearby places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Shields
Misses Pearl
Myrtle’ Armstrong
Lime Chesser
Solomon Kayes
C. M. Walls
Local notes from Fair View area and community remarks
Fragments report visits and family time across Fair View and nearby locales. Mentions include Ed Montgomery and Coulter families, Tom Tennis with Harthorns in Lawrenceburg, Hallie Keeling with grandparents, Cheatham and Bob Armstrong, Lin Keeling and sisters with Lee Settles, and a July 1 school opening with Jennie Logsdon. Also reference to Purdom Pinkston leaving for DeKalb and an advertisement for Electric Bitters by J R Blankenship, sold at Hayden Roberts drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair View
Ed Montgomery
Samuel Coulter
Tom Tennis
Jim Harthorn
Lawrenceburg
Hallie Keeling
Tor Brown
Rd Cheatham
Bob Armstrong
Tatham Springs
Lin Keeling
Mattie
Della
Lee Settles
Jennie Logsdon
Purdom Pinkston
DeKalb, I
Banking House and Fixtures HL Overdrafts
Bank balance figures show cash on hand and deposits due from banks. The ledger lists capital stock, circulation, surplus, undivided profits, tax fund, deposits, and bills payable with six months figures and a cashier signature.
Stomach Muscles in Old Age Health tips for bowels and laxatives
Old age brings weaker bowels and constipation and a gentle, effective remedy is promoted. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a safe laxative that strengthens the system over time, with claims of permanent relief and a sample offer. A testimonial from Mr Armstrong of Decatur, Illinois is included, plus pricing and a free-sample offer.
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Caldwell
Armstrong
Decatur
Patare
Dr. Caldwell
Washington, D. C
Pepsin Syrup CO
Galdwol! Bidg
Monticello, MI
Real estate bargains near Springfield listed by B D Lakes
A lengthy catalog of farms near Springfield with numbers, acreage, features like dwellings barns tobacco land water access and price per acre. Many properties include schools churches depots or pikes nearby and range from small 60 acre plots to 704 acre tracts with timber orchards and bottom land priced from $24 to $60 per acre.
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Springfield
Schoo House
Spinntok
Maud
Pike
Eccanicos Norte
Aod
Nelson County
Stoner Pike
Bardstown
Bloomfield
Washington County
Good Pike
Lebanon
Cooney Neck
Main Street
Grandy
Covington
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Ceries
W. P. Lawrnce
W. F. Trusty
Practical
Kentucky
Haydon & Barber
B. D. Lake
Old
Manachiserte Mutual
Siividend-Payin
Drs. RoBards & Hyatt
McElroy & Shultz
Dr. J. C. Mudd
Office OF RE
Matdon
Dr. W. W. Ray
Presbyterian Church
Gover
G. W. Hagan Grocery
J. H. Lampton, M. D
Springfield, KY
Opera House
Ella Adams
Jay
T. Scott Mayes
Atty-At-Law
Wesat Ain Cot Counties
Court of Appeals
C. C. McChord
W. D. Claybrooke
E. Selecman
Wiawhine
Aring Count
Krdt Ante
Ate
Marshall Duncan
Robertson Building
Courts of
Washington
S. M. Campbell
Hereton Post
Magma
Happy Hollow
M. C. Keeling
George Keeling
Flissie
Pearl Armstrong
Rock Bridge
Mesers
Hoy Walle
Tommie Kays
J.R. Blankenship
Beck, Tenn
Hayden & Robertson
Price Hie
First National Bank
A. C. McElnoy
RED Cross Drug Store
John Y Mayes
Louisville
the Sun
Louisville Times
Daily Courier- Journal
Daily Gouriso Journal
The
Sun
Daily Courier-Journal
Louisville Evening Post
Springfiel
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