Revival Meetings by Rev Austin P Finley at Christian Church
A revival series led by Rev Austin P Finley begins July 25 at the Christian church. The notice calls for restoration of Apostolic Christianity and unity among Christ followers, inviting local ministers and congregations to attend and worship together.
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Finley
Chattanooga
Tenn
Memphis
Springfield
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Jesus
Wwe
A. Wotre
Oklahoma City Flourishes as Southwest Hub, 1910s View
Finley Scroggs profiles Oklahoma City as a thriving center after two decades of growth. From a prairie to a 6000-population city with paved streets, rail links, and a half million dollar hotel, it highlights Morris & Co. packing, projected population of 160,000 by 1912, and strong oil gas asphalt and cotton production. The piece notes major rail lines, rising school facilities, 45 churches valued at over 1 million, and the city’s role as a distributing center with Panama Canal implications.
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Springfield
Oklahoma City
Ohio
the Sun
Street Railway
Morris & Co
Chicago
Oklahoma City Wall
Oklahoma
Memphis
Galveston
Los Angeles
New York
Gulf Coast
Southwest
St. Luke’s Methodist
United States
Finey
Washington County Tobacco Warehouse stock sale and plans
The Washington County Tobacco Warehouse Company board met July 19 1909 approving reports on buildings and improvements to prepare for market. They issued 8000 of new stock at par to fund construction, with 25 percent due now and 25 percent as progress. Old stock unpaid by August 1 1909 would be canceled. A committee will audit accounts and report to stockholders. A western judge granted a divorce amid ill temper and bad breath. Dr King’s Life Syrup offered for sale.
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Washington County Tobacco Warehouse Company
Washington County Tobacco Warehouse Co
Kentucky
Board of Direct
King
Haydon and
Robertson’s
Somewhere Between Dawn and Dusk Love Ad Invitation
A playful prose verse hints at a quiet hour when Love looks into eyes and hints that it might hasten things if you advertise. The speaker invites Springfield merchants to shape a message during the quiet hour between dawn and dusk.
Tillman says no independent party in current politics
Senator Tillman told St Louis listeners that there is no room for an independent party now and that races for the House and the presidency will be decided by independent voters. He praised independent voting but urged support for Democrats if they meet voters’ aims. Elizabethtown News reports.
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Tillman
St. Louis
Woodmen of America
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Elizabethtown News
Enterprising Firm Adds Modern Soda Fountain in Springfield
Katie Hertlein & Bro announces the installation of a hardwood fountain with latest design in their drugstore section. The unit keeps drinks cold with ice and water cooling, promising crisper flavor. Open tomorrow, with Miss Katie and Chris inviting patrons to view.
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Springfield
Katie Hertlein & Bro
Katie
Chris
29th Annual Picnic at Tunnel Hill Kentucky
One half fare on L and N for return good August 1st. Ride, $1.00 round trip from Louisville on special tram. H. G. Fowler, Prop.
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Tunnel Hill
Louisville
H. G. Fowler
Large turnout at Washington County Institute of Education
The Washington County Teacher Institute opened with an exceptionally large turnout. Prof. G. W. Colvin chaired, and Prof. A. S. Mackenzie of Kentucky University led sessions. Mackenzie’s visit impressed attendees with practical ideas to improve teaching and overall Kentucky education. Supt. J. W. Bush is ill and unable to attend. An Opera House program featured townspeople, brief talks by Colvin Hume Durham and Mackenzie, stressing teachers’ sacred duty and the need for better compensation. Another session is planned Thursday for similar exercises open to the public.
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G. W. Colvin
A. S. Mackenzie
Kentucky University
Kentucky
J. W. Bush
Opera House
Colvin
Hume
Durham
Morkencie
Changes Hands In Springfield Hardware Firms
A historical look at the Springfield hardware trades shows McElroy Shultz and McElroy evolving through several partnerships over eighteen years. The latest change has McElroy purchasing Hatchett’s stake, reuniting as McElroy Shultz. The Sun and local residents praise Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for its dependable, prompt results as sold by Leo Haydon Drug in Mount Aerial, Ky.
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Shultz & Riedel
A. Ww. Riedel
Okie
Messrs
Otho Hatchet
Sam J. Anderson
Hatchett & Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Shultz
Fem
Shultz & Hatchett
McElroy
Hatchett
McElroy & Shultz
Als
Chamberlain
P. E. Herrington
Mount Aerial
Leo Haydon Drug & Onfords
Washington County Creamery Association Meets to Decide
Stockholders meet at T Scott Mayes law office to decide the fate of the creamery property. With the plant closed since July 1 due to milk shortages, a committee will report next Saturday on reopening. A pledged milk supply could trigger weekly milk wagon service, aiding farmers and dairymen and boosting local business.
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Washington County Creamery Association
Eekt
T. Scott Mayes
Springfield
Washington County
Quarterly Court Hears Tobacco Balance Suit and Damages
In Quarter ly Court on Monday two cases were heard. Tia Royalty sued Will Hatchett and Joby Foster for balance on tobacco sold. breach of warranty claimed. Plaintiff awarded $30 and plans an appeal to the Circuit Court. Lloyd sued Carney for damages over alleged dog coin issues. awarded $15 from $30 asked. Other docket items were continued or default judgments.
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Tia
Will Hatchett
Joby Foster
Circuit Court
Lloyd Vs. Carney
B. L. Lieey
Peoples Deposit Bank Shows Strong Growing Condition
The bank’s July 8 statement, called for by the Secretary of State, reports a strong growing condition. The June 30 semi annual statement records earnings of 8880.92 for the first half of the year, with net profit after expenses and taxes at six percent for six months, likely pleasing stockholders.
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Peoples Deposit Bank
Automobile Line Between Springfield and Lebanon Starts
Springfield residents enjoy a new automobile line with four daily trips from 9:30 AM, 1:00 PM, 5:00 PM and 7:30 PM. Round trip fare is $1.50. The service uses standard Western-style cars suitable for local needs. Kentucky Star Flour is promoted for baking biscuits, described as light and healthful.
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Springfield
Here
Lebanon
Westland
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