Democratic Ticket and San Francisco Jailbreak Notes
A jumble lists Democratic ticket names for senator governor lieutenant governor auditor attorney general clerk of appeals and railroad commissioner, mixed with a prison escape report from San Francisco. It notes Mayor Schmitz is confined and vaccinated, and mentions Kentucky jailers seeking electrocution law with a cynical line about condemned men.
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J. C. W. Beckham
S. W. Hager
South Trim Ford
Hey M.pence
Publis
M. O
Clerk of of Appeals
J. B. Bor Railroad Zenmiaioner
C. Co
J. Rogers Gore
San Francisco
Schmitz
Kentucky
True Kentuckians
A nostalgic column from the Springfield Sun urges Kentuckians scattered across states and regions to stay connected to home. It praises heritage, pride, and the weekly home news that keeps distant readers informed about Kentucky life and civic spirit, signed M. D. L. CocanoucHER.
Food For The Babies And Juice For Health
A Lebanon Enterprise piece advises a diet centered on milk eggs cereals and vegetables with fish and a little meat for variety. It emphasizes fresh food and strict cleanliness with safe storage and rapid turnover using citric acid as a germ guard. It discusses milk safety quality prepared milk and the Borden feeding schedule and bottle care plus the importance of frequent bathing for infants.
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Lebanon Enterprise
Community Notes and Local Sermon on Concealed Weapons
Antioch residents and relatives visitations fill the week with social rounds at Taylorsville Greens Chapel and Lawrenceburg. The piece ends with a warning to young men against concealing weapons, calling pistol ownership cowardly and dangerous.
Beehive Attack Leaves Four-Year-Old in Serious Condition
In Glasgow Kentucky on July 18 a four year old boy, son of Albert Boyde, was stung by more than one hundred bees after approaching a hive in the yard. His mother rushed to help and was stung several times. The child endured great pain and was given an opiate for relief. Doctors say he faces a cautious recovery.
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Glasgow
Albert Boyde
Louisville
Enforcement of The Law and Gov Beckham’s Hold
Gov Beckham claims a new hold on public confidence through a bold stand for enforcement of the law. He argues the strong must bear the consequences while supporting the humble and laboring classes. His appointments, he says, prove the point as they silence slander from anonymous critics.
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Gov. Beckham
Talk Politics and Pick Better Officials
A Tri Cities Daily urging readers to engage in politics and evaluate state and county officers. It argues that voting elections every four years is not enough and stresses examining candidates to avoid poor leadership and wind-jamming actions that harm farmers.
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Tri-Cities
Sheffield
Ale
Local notices from Mooresville area
The infant of Ed and Mrs. Cheatham died and was buried at Mt Zion. A revival began at Maud Christian church led by Rev. Cocke. T B Flaugher will join American Tobacco Co in Springfield around Jan 1 1908. Mrs. T P Moore returns from Indiana in frail health. County court attendance noted. B M Cull seeks health in Hot Springs. Katherine Kimberlin visits from Louisville. Ollie Washburne visits Stella Pile. Hallie Huston Roxie Wakefield Fairy Lyddane tour Mammoth Cave. Mrs J M Carney travels to Danville due to sister Mattie Daly’s death from heart failure. Charlie Catsinger and wife visit James Benham. William Sweeney family attends New Hope church. Naomi Reddick hosts sixteenth birthday supper for Ethel Gordon Ida Case and others.
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Bro. Benight
New Hope Church
Maud Christian Church
W. J. Cocke
T. B. Flaugher
American Tobacco Company
Springfield
T. P. Moore
Indiana
County Court
B. M. Cull
Katherine Kimberlin
Louisville
Johnnie Kimberlin
Ollie Washburne
Bloomfield
Stella Pile
Hallie Huston
Roxie Wakefield
Fairy Lyddane
Mammoth Cave
J. M. Carney
Danville
Mattie Daly
Charlie Catsinger
Jas. Benham
Polin
William Sweeney
Woodlawn
New Hope
Naomi Reddick
Ethel Gordon
Ida Case
Messrs
King Comstock
Garland Simpson
Ben Hardesty
Ray Pinkston
Willie Montgomery
Edd
Sweeney
Boon Reddick
Hubert
Walker Mattingly
John
Gurthy Gorden
Bennie
John Case
Bruner Carney
Edd. Goutley
Sidney Gorden
Lafe Carney
Fairfield
Discovery of the Telescope by a Dutch Craftsman's Family
The children of a Dutch spectacle-maker named Lippershey played with their father's glass and nearly brought a distant church spire into view. The father, using his optics knowledge, realized the discovery's potential and witnessed the surprising effect.
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Lipperskey
Debate at Fenwick postponed by weather
Inclement weather forced the Fenwick debate originally set for last Thursday night to be postponed to Thursday night of this week.
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Fenwick
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Springfield Sun
Rogers Gore
Seld
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Washington
Lone Star
M. D. L. Cocanoucher
Borden
Antioch
Ed Hatchett
Malthe
Taylorsville
Frank Sweazy
Greens Chapel
Ethel Rogers
Thompsonville
Ley DeWitt
Luther Snider
Thomas Welch
Lawrenceburg
F. W
Hollis Summers
Georgetown
H. P. Hatchett
G. W. Kays
North Main
Pinkston
H. L. Olmstead
Retherford
Ola
Noma Bryant
Pearl Lowe
Indianapolis
W.H. Sagracy
Naoma Taylor
Tyrone
S. P. McGaughey
Mabkville
Katherine Clark
Mary Yates
Stinnett
J. L. Snider
R. C
John Maitehell
Charles Hahn
A. Snider
John Barns
Sun
Washington County
Mooresville
Ed Cheatham
Mt. Zion
Ae Chine
Wade
Admi
Pers
Aoe Jackete
Geo. J. Begeman
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