Mooresville News Notes and Birth Announcement
Emma Duncan returns to Titlix Indian Territory after visit. W H Boblit convalescent from malaria. Churchgoers attend Mt Zion. Lee Godbey and wife plan Louisville home. Mrs Ellis hosts in honor of Emma Duncan. Guests include Smith Weekley Hardin Duncan and others. Various visits and birthdays noted. an eight pound boy born to Mrs J A Boblit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Duncan
Titlix
Indian Territory
W. H. Boblit
Mt. Zion
Lee Godbey
Louisville
W. O. Ellis
Jeff Smith
Will Payne
Booker
Maggie Sweeney
Mina Louella
Eva Gorden
Woodlawn
T. D. Sweeney
Edd Pile
Owen Ellis
Nancye Elia
Susie Boblit
Mamie
Lillie
Emme Pile
Lewis
George Kirsch
George Moul
Earnest Pile
Ham Pile
Valley Hill
Ben Pile
Molly Hines
Nancye Ellis J
John N. Hayes
Preston Moore
Mattie Coleman
Bardytown
Nod Bunday
James Gray
Polin
J. A. Boblit
Brooksville Socials and Condolences Reach Texas News
Brooksville residents attended gatherings at Mr J W Walls and Mr John Perkins on Thursday and Saturday. Miss Artie Sutton and Olly Sutton visited Hillsboro church with Meters Ballard and Opd Settles. The town mourns the death of Mr Naylor Kimberlin of Texas and extends condolences to his family. The local boys enjoyed a pleasant outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Walls
John Perkins
Artie Sutton
Olly Sutton
Hillsboro
Meters
Ballard
Opd Settles
Naylor Kimberlin
Texas
Willisburg and Mackville Ball Teams Clash. Defeat for Willisburg
Local notes report crops thriving and residents visiting kin in nearby towns. Willisburg ball players faced Mackville on Saturday, losing 3 to 0, with several residents traveling to Springfield for games and events. The community notes keep track of visitors, illnesses, and local social visits across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisburg
James Wilson
Chicago
Thomas Garry
Richard Sutton
Mary Lee Pinkston
Annie Hobbs
Mackville
Chautauqua Ends With Hope For Next Year In Lebanon
The first annual Central Kentucky Chautauqua Association assembly at Learig near Lebanon ends with artistic success and modest finances. Directors meet tonight to decide future plans, with strong expectation of holding another event next year and expanding the program to be bigger and more enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lebanon Enterprise
Learig
J. Proctor Knott
Central Kentucky Chautauqua Association
Modest Claims and Trials Mention a Gun and Cure
A fragmented passage discusses a trial surprise and claims about Maxim and Chamberlain's remedy for diarrhoea and dysentery. It mentions gun power and asserts the remedy will positively cure diarrhoea, dysentery, and stomach ailments, sold by dealers in the Blue Grass.
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Tor
Maxim
Bank Statement Fragment From Early 1900s Ledger
A partial excerpt shows resources loans and discounts, overdrafts, deposits, and dividend actions. It lists a bank’s finances with figures such as 325,840.47 and 257,849.47, mentions a paid dividend No. 33 at 4 percent, and notes allocations to tax funds and debt adjustments. Names GEO. D. ROBERTSON, I. H. THURMAN, and J. A. BOULWARE appear as officers.
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Bani
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It claims long standing dealer endorsement and numerous positive results, noting it has saved lives before medical help could be obtained and urging buyers to purchase now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Springfield Market Prices From Bacon to Butter
Readable fragments show Springfield market items with listed prices for bacon hams butter chickens dried apples ducks corn meal lard lime flour wheat potatoes and more. Units vary by item including per pound per bushel and per barrel, indicating a general price sheet for local goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Cured a Comrade of Cholera Morbus on Return Trip
While returning from the Grand Army Encampment at Washington City a comrade from Elgin Illinois was struck by cholera morbus. Ben Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used and believed to have saved his life. The speaker, involved in immigration work, endorses the remedy for travelers and at home. For sale by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass. Subscribe for The Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Washington City
Elgin
Ill
Ors
Ben Chamberlain
Wheat threshing and July 16 school opening noted
The item lists wheat threshing as the day’s focus. Public school begins at this place on July 16 with Miss Myrtle Langerford as teacher. Other notes mention visitors, church events, livestock trades, and a family anecdote about Abraham Lincoln’s birthplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Langerford
Robert Campbell
Elmdale
Kansas
Nick Martin
Taylorsville
W. C. Cammack
Allie Barnett
Tatham Springs
W. R. Moore
Leathers
Vivian Morgan
Louisville
The
Baptist Church
Chaplineet Church
B. Martin
Eli McClusky
R. N. Vowels
A. M. Shields
Sun
Abraham Lincoln
Sacoerena
Washington County
Beechland
Poortowram
Wm. Hardesty
Subscribes Free Column Listings for local sales
Springfield notices list Jamevbort J. D. Sutherland Sprint offering 1000 80 inch head of Henry Hickerson Mackville four head of two year old steers good grade Robert Mayes Springfield offering pure bred hares priced reasonable come and see them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. W. Springfield
Henry Hickerson
Mackville
Robert Mayes
Springfield
Washington Circuit Court Commissioner Sale Notice
Washington Circuit Court announces a sale on Monday July 23 1906 for land in Kentucky. The bid will be at public auction with six and twelve months notes. property details include traverse directions and bounds tied to Blanford family. Amounts shown include Shanahan debt 886.50 Teresa Blanford debt 7150 estimated costs 75 total 993... bidders must execute bonds from date of sale.
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Washington
Kentucky
R. P. Blanford
J. R. Blanford
P.aed
Ieee Vouth
St. Rose
le Settoike
Shannahan
Teresa Blanford
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Mackville, Ky
Capital Exint
Bio
J. W. Sallee
Cas
Jas, E. Harmon
N. P
Mooresville
Brooksville
Columbian College
Owensboro
Joan M Cooney
A. M
Edward G. Coup
Peres J. Bocuet
Cumberland
St. Ann Street
Silver Lake
Messrs
J. W. Perkins
W. M. Foster
Mattie Brown
Willie McMillan
Leslie Gibba
Martha Snider
Mixa Bessie
Lloyd Pinkston
Louis Foster
Illinois
Louis Lawson
Elvian Perkins
Homer Hughes
Thurman
Chataqua
Sta
First National Bank
Springfield, KY
United States
Capital Stock Circulation Bank
Rees
A.C. McElroy
Aoe
Gali
Geo. D. Robertson
I. H. Thurman
J. A. Boulware
Sams
Fife
Springfield Market
Morbus
Jas. J. Graves
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph CO
Indiana
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
James E. Caldwell
Gen'l
Leland Hume
Sparrow
B. J. Cecil
Commissioner’s Sale
Washington Circuit Court
Leora Blandford
Ete
Teresa Blandford
Bic
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