Johnson Opposes McCreary In Kentucky Governor Fight
The article argues Ben Johnson will likely face no strong opposition for governor. It criticizes McCreary, praising Johnson as energetic and capable. It notes Addams and Mayor Bead as weaker, and questions McCreary’s readiness to step down to governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Bead
Lousville
Addams
Cynthiana
Mentleman
McCresry
Johnson
McCreary
United States
Atake
Kentucky
Party candidates debated in Larue County Herald note
A Larue County Herald report notes ongoing party candidacy tensions as unnamed contenders seek the nomination and pledge to carry the party to the election if victorious. The passage emphasizes resolve to accept office and support from the party backbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Larue County
Local Notes From Harrodsburg and Surrounds
W H Ramsdell bought from W H Cloyd of Harrodsburg one horse aged 12 for 115 dollars. Edith Sims and Tell Lea wed last Sunday eve. Mrs Lea is the eldest daughter of the Simis family of Hopewell. Ramsdell spends the week in Louisville. Kirkwood hosts protracted meeting led by Brother Royalty with new church additions. Mrs Sarah Hawkins of Talmage suffers dropsy. Mrs Georgia Black of Louisville visits Ebenezer and relatives in the community. James Hendren of Grapevine conducts a Mayo singing school. A drummer and Medill Springate fall ill fishing on Salt River. heart failure diagnosed. Rev Snapp preached at M E church Bohton. W I Massie of Bohton runs a singing school at Ebenezer. Mrs Georgia Black visits her parents at Ebenezer. Melvin Chapman and family visit John R Hall's family. Emma Black opens Daniel School with 50 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ramsdell
W. H. Cloyd
Harrodsburg
Edith Sims
Tell Lea
Lea
Charles Simis
Hopewell
Mr. Lea
Leaville
Louisville
Kirkwood
Royalty
Sarah Hawkins
Talmage
Georgia Black
Ollie
James Hendren
Grapevine
Mayo
G.G. Robinson
Ebenezer
Melvin Chapman
John R. Hall
Emma Black
Daniel School
Election of Teachers in Educational Division No 3 Willisburg Ky
Officials on June 25 1910 elect teachers for divisions 2 through 9 with W J Fowler and N W Deacon named as secretary and chairman respectively. The notice lists the elected teachers including W J Sweeney Frank Hardin Maggie Hiatt Evert Deadman Emma Hiatt W J Colvin Kate Showmaker Nettie Fowler. An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Code Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a trusted medicine for bowel complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisburg
N W. Deacon
Andrew Lewis
J. B. Jenkins
James Burns
Jake Humes
W. J. Fowler
James W. Scott
W. J. Sweeney
Frank Hardin
Maggie Hiatt
Evert Deadman
Emma Hiatt
W. J. Colvin
Kate Showmaker
Nettie Fowler
N. W
Unclear financials show liabilities and profits fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists liabilities and paid-in capital with figures like 79 510 and 15 000 007 plus undivided profits and taxes. It references trusts, rediscounted items, and other liabilities in a disjointed ledger style without coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Tate
Banbury Doe Trust
Scheck
Billie
Dr. G. T. Burton Resident Dentist Ad
Dr G T Burton resident dentist offers tooth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class. Springfield Kentucky office in Hagon Block upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Burton
Springfield
Hagon Block
Ladies of New Hope Baptist Ice Cream Yard Sale
The Ladies of New Hope Baptist Church will host an ice cream sale in the church yard for Mooraville exchange next Saturday afternoon and night. Proceeds fund the new parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Baptist Church
Mooraville Exchange
Local notices and farm trades in Springfield district 1910
Tax due dates for 1910 set as July 1 by treasurer G C Wharton. C C Christie sells 130 acre farm at 80 per acre to Anderson Holderman. Springfield merchants agree 8 pm closing except Saturdays. Memorial services at Rockbridge Cemetery and Wallisburg July 17 with W F Grigsby and W J DeHart. A hotel awning collapses injuring Tom Comstock. Aunt Harriet Anne Barber property on West High sold for 2025 to Mrs John Mayes. County Court dinner planned in November. Geese appear during flood at Fredericktown. owner to reclaim by charges. Piano for sale at Sun Office. Springfield Cleaning and Pressing advertises services. Bardstown farms and city property offered by Orville Arnold or Dr Deats. Church Ladies Aid serves diner on County Court day in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High Street
Harriett Anne Barber
John Y. Mayes
Bardstown
Orville Arnold
DR. Deats
Rexall Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth and Satisfaction
Leo Haydon Drug Co pledges full refund if Rexall 93 Hair Tonic fails to satisfy. The tonic is claimed to stop scalp trouble, halt abnormal hair loss, and prevent baldness with two sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar. Sold exclusively at the Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Leo Haydon Diug Co
Texas social notes and travels around Mackville
Texas residents and relatives are noted visiting and moving in Mackville Springfield Mecatur and Lebanon. The column lists visits by Mr and Mrs Robert Milton J C Gordon James Wilson and families Misses Hollingssee from Louisville Mrs Bertha Turner Mr Robert Brady Rev R L Purdom Mesdames Clay Brady and Purdom Mr Morgan Arnold George Warren Addie Warren Verner Warren and Margaret Kimberlin with brief mentions of outings to Chautauqua French Lick Springs and family gatherings نزد
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Milton
Mackville
J.C. Gordon
Springfield
James Wilson
Mecatur
Ills
T. E. Wilson
J. D. Peterson
Golden Peterson
French Lick Springs
Ind
Bertha Turner
W. C. Rowe
C. F. Adkinson
Joe Newton
Robert Brady
Pleasant Grove
R. L. Purdom
Mesdames
Clay Brady
W. B. William
Near Lebanon
Morgan Arnold
Boyle County
R. L. Arnold
George Warren
Addie Warren
Verner Warren
Perryville
Milton
Margaret Kimberlin
Nat Campbells
Lebanon
Springfield Brass Band Promotes Satisfaction and Service
Presiding address for the Springfield Brass Band in Springfield Kentucky invites inquiries and outlines commitment to customer satisfaction and prompt service through their box 246 correspondence channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Springfield Brass Band
Box
Springfield, Ky
Saved at Deaths Door by Electric Bitters
Murray W. of Transit Bridge NY writes that he nearly died from severe illness with jaundiced skin sunken eyes and extreme weight loss. He attributes recovery to Electric Bitters, claiming to have gained back 40 pounds and regained health. The ad promotes Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles at Havdon and Robertson's for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray W
Transit Bridge
Havdon & Robertson’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
SUN
Jed
Wesday
G. L. Smith
Congress
Johnson, the
Man
Big North
Kentuck
Washington
J. B. Brown
Naman Sk
Peter DC
G. C. Wharton
Treas
C. C. Christie
Froman
Anderson Holderman
Woodmen of America
Rockbridge Cemetery
Wallisburg
W. F. Grigsby
Beech Park Camp No. 12
W. J. DeHart
Tom Comstock
Dr. Ray
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Fredericktown
Natty
Hinzen & Rosen
Geo. G. Gowby
Ladies’ Aid Society of Christian ‘Church
Diner
Hair Health
Big
Robertson-Claybrooke CO
Texas
Bessie
Nanty Cocanougher
Boswell
Harry Shader
Hatchett & McPherson
Barber & Pettus’ Hardware Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!