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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
5
Dr G T Burton resident dentist advertises teeth extracted without pain and crown work as a specialty. office located in Springfield Kentucky in Haxon Block upstairs, offering all dental work.
Rev W H Williams preaches at Valley Hall schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon at 3:30. Mr T J Graves remains in poor condition. Leachman Campbell advertise frames and cuff buttons in Springfield. A pair of well broke mare mules offered by James E Hagan Springfield Ky Rt 1. Rev A C Pinkston completes Mooresville meetings and now preaches in Nelson County near Maud. Leachman Campbell provide ape frames return to home. W Homan Co Springfield offers top market prices for all country produce. John G Klein, Leo Shultz & Riedel repair roofing tin and related wares in Springfield. Rev Lyon conducts meetings at Glen and there will be no preaching next Sunday in city. James Raney of Simmstown marries Emma Sallee near Mackville with Rev Lyon officiating. Electrical storms cause damage. fire at Mulligan’s store in Stringtown likely from faulty flue or storm. insurance partially covers loss. Auctioneer S M Campbell reports various livestock sales including cows, calves, yearlings, sow and shoats, with several high prices. many minor sales recorded.
A buyer seeks an improved farm of 150 or 200 acres on a pike or a dirt road leading to a pike. Applicant: Luther Bruns of Springfield, Kentucky.
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina touts Electric Bitters as the best remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles and general weakness with a guarantee of satisfaction. Sold at Hayden and Robertson's drug store for 5 cents.
The article explains legally required redistricting ahead of the August 1, 1908 school election. It details residence rules for voters affected by boundary changes, who may vote in their new district despite prior residence, and how ballots may be filled if candidates were not announced in time. It notes only male voters may vote, polling hours, and official guidance by Supt. J. W. Bush.
Miss Frances Litsey sueded the grr at Lebanon last. Mary Blanton returned to Boston after a visit with sister Mrs Birch and Mrs Will Merritt spent Th and Fr with A G Danema wife at Lebanon. Drury and wife of Cornishville were guests of Mr Charles Cornish and wife. S Leachman and family visited with Ed Birch. Emma Baker Mattie Dragoo Julia Leachman and others visited Mrs Lizzie Reed. Rev Stout Dr Simon Nannie Jendwick and others were guests of A L Litsey. Mrs Arvin Noe and children returned to Columbus after month with Vanarsdales. Mrs Tom Baker and daughters visited near Valley Hill. County court attended by several.
From July 1 the livery stable will operate a strictly cash business due to high feed prices. The firm states cash payments are necessary to cover feed costs and maintain operations.
Local society items list visits and guests across Hodgenville Lebanon and surrounding towns. Notables include Miss Fannie Smock of Hodgenville hosted by Dr and Mrs Smock, plus numerous relatives visiting family homes, dances, and camps. Multiple residents travel to Louisville, Bloomington, Crab Orchard, and Indianapolis for visits, with health notes on Col R E Whayne and others.
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