A Good Trader in Harrodsburg and Tennessee Lands
Mr C P Kennedy traded his mill and 190 acres for 900 acres in Tennessee, with equal appraisal. He later sold 300000 feet of oak timber to Weber Wagon Co of Chicago at 80 per thousand for 9000, plus other timber sales of 6 dollars. He retains river bottom land of 300 acres in corn and cotton. deal arranged via W J Ewing. Charles Brooking dies suddenly at a ball game in Maysville Ky.
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Harrodsburg Herald
C. P. Kennedy
Tennessee
Kennedy
Weber Wagon Company
Chicago
W. J. Ewing
Detectives search for Foster Ray in divorce case
Louisville detectives tracked Foster Ray, Lebanon Ky., son of Mrs. Mary Ray, amid rumors of a San Antonio trip with a Cincinnati girl. Attorneys Batson and Cary reported Ray may have married there, info sought for Mrs. Ray’s divorce suit. Ray, about 26, listed with Nettie Krebs family in Springfield.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Louisville
Foster Ray
Lebanon
Mary Ray
Batson
Cary
Ray
Falls City
San Antonio
Cincinnati
Soninville
John Street
Nettie
Krebs
Cecil Krebs
West Seventh Street
Texas
Tina Oo Witil
College Hill
Nettie Krebs
Commissioner's Sale in Springfield Ky Equitable Case
The Washington Circuit Court will sell at the courthouse door in Springfield on equity terms for the case Hayes versus Hourigan and others. The property, described by metes and bounds, totals 104 1 2 acres near Lebanon, with a 6, 12 and 18 month credit. Purchasers must post bond with legal interest and comply with the judgment’s terms as announced by receiver G. Leachman.
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Prior Hayes
Pitt
Fannie L. Hourigan
Washington Circuit Court
Court House
Springfield
J. F. Reinhart
Rienhart
Lea
G. Leachman
MC. W. C
Typhoid Claim Harsh Costs and Water Link
Samuel Adams in Collier's Weekly argues typhoid fever is preventable by clean water. He cites wastes of cities, prevention costs, and deaths, noting nine tenths of infections come from polluted water. He accuses health authorities of masking true disease impact to protect towns reputation.
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Samuel Adams
Collier's Weekly
Cornell
Ithaca
Realty Bargains Wait In Kentucky Areas
Real estate listing from Harrodsburg Kentucky offers 196 acres in Washington county with fine improvements at 60 dollars per acre and 200 acres in Mercer county with walnut land at 5.31 per acre. Additional parcels include tobacco land 62.25 per acre in Mercer, 100 acres stock farm in Mercer at 60 per acre, 166 acres near Harrodsburg on Pike at 60, 42.17 per acre near Railroad Station in Mercer, Bardstown Junction farm at 4,000 dollars in Nelson or Spencer area, and 50 dollars per acre for -acre in Spencer county. Store property in Washington county village with two houses and shop at 1,600 dollars, stock about 1,000 dollars. Contact T Ewing Real Estate Agency Harrodsburg Ky for buying or selling.
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Washington County
Mercer County
Nice Farm
Harrodsburg
Pike
Railroad Station
Nice
Bardstown Junction
Spencer County
Garrard County
Washington County Village
T. Ewing
The Sparrow and The Wheat Crop
A reader argues for sparrows and other birds in nature. He recalls sparrows plucking spilled corn in Lexington avenue, carrying grain to rails where a freight train crushed it, prompting a note on avian sagacity and a call to subscribe to The Sun.
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College Street
Lexington Avenue
Tilford Huff
Harrodsburg Herald
Local Notes From Sharpsville and Surroundings
Crops look well in the Sharpsville area as residents share news of visits, school openings, and social events. Visitors include Floyd Simms and Nona Ware of Cardwell, with community updates on concerts, ice cream socials, and upcoming fall term openings at Bowen and Seaville. Also noted are local incidents and official notices, including a suicide in Covington and a factory boiler explosion in Mt Sterling, plus public health and local civic items.
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James ,Salle
W. T. Bowen
Harrodsburg
Floyd Simms
Nona Ware
Cardwell
Carns
Irma
Annie
Susie Graham
Duncan
Edgar Yancy
Chris. Jenkins
Antioch
Garrard Reed
Bethel
L. C. Cornish
Anderson City
George Darnell
Lexington
Lizzie Robinson
George Robinson
Anderson County
Candia
Mandia Royalty
John Cornish
Ora Bowen
Rosa Adams
Fenwick
Bowen School House
Rosa
Dora Royalty
Mooresville
Anna
J. W. Pinkston
Newton Ward
Orrie Satterly
Edgar Goodlett
Lara
Rules for Telephone Etiquette From The Louisville Times
Public notice portrays comical “rules” for using a telephone, urging readers to harass operators, mishandle devices, and delay responses. It lampoons poor etiquette by suggesting abusive and dangerous actions toward central and the receiver, ending with a mock warning to posterity.
Lyons Manufacturing Solvent. Rapier Mortgage Valid
In Lyons Station the Lyons Manufacturing Company was deemed solvent by Judge Evans after creditors failed to force bankruptcy. Sylvester Rapier & Co.’s $2,500 mortgage was upheld as legal and valid. Also, T. D. Underwood, a former county attorney, was arrested in Springtown, I T, pending Kentucky requisition. Mr B S Phillips died at the State Asylum in Lexington. funeral held at Methodist church.
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Falcon
Lyons Manufacturing Company
Lyons Station
T. D. Underwood
Barren County
Ed. Wells
Colbed
Lebanon
Springtown
I. T
Kentucky
B.S. Phillips
State Asylum
Lexington
Rev. J
Ryder Cemetery
Phillips
Deila Clark
Pleasant Run
Tennessee
Wealthy Man Taggart Dies After Prolonged Illness
Kentucky man R D Taggart of near Wakefield dies from stomach trouble after a years long illness. Known as one of the county’s best known men, he leaves a widow. Taggart, of Louisville and Finchville, was sixty years old.
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Kentucky
D. Taggart
Wakefield
Taggart
Louisville
Finchville
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Charles Brooking
Maysville
Wits
Peralysia
Wes
Ballard
Ballard Snow Liniment CO
ST. Lous
U. S A
CR. J. Haydon
Springfield, Ky
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Ownesboro
Emma Watkins
James Gregson
George Holland
Hopkinsville
Pembroke
Sun
Sharpsville
Celer
C. J. Haydon
Covington
Henry Taphorn
Edward Street
Mt Ster'ing
Madi Fom County
Richmond
Frank Dudley
Emil Lorisch
Russellville
Young
Taylor Walter
Lad
Killey
Lancaster
James Raughman
Point Leavell
Shelby Rothwell
Raughman
Rothwell
Franklin, Ky
Juhio J. Mitchen
J. A. McGoodwin Banking Co
Beckham
Frankfort
Nicholasville
Mary Hughes
K. Hughes
Julia Nicholas
Paris
J. D. Hughes
Sam Smith
Owen
Warwick
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Louisville Times
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C. J. Hardos
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