School Notes on exams and institute rules in Kentucky
The bulletin outlines the second examination schedule for white teachers, the week’s exams for colored teachers, examiner obligations, oath forms, and travel rules. It warns against question leakage, mandates attendance at the Teachers Institute in Springfield, and notes salary distribution and local newspaper ownership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeerebo
Wleet Witchers
Senovis
Tin
Lam
Public Sale of Residence and Lot in Springfield Ky
Public sale notice for the residence and lot on the east side of Main Cross St across from W. See Me in Springfield. Desirable property with terms: one third cash, rest in six, twelve, and teen months with annual interest and lien to secure payment. Possession September 1 with rent benefits from sale. Viewing and further information from the undersigned.
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D. Tm
Main Cross St
Springfield
Dave
Local News Notes in Sparow and Surrounding Area
Tobacco shortages curb plant growth while local trade shows activity with Calvert & Ely purchasing cattle and cows. Residents travel to Louisville for operations, family visits noted, rains damage land and crops, village grows with two stores a new schoolhouse and a mill. A June wedding at a local residence is reported and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert & Ely
J. C. Mitchell
Wm. Sammut
Calvert & Sheely
N. Vawels
D. A. Yocum
Anderson County
Lewis Ashey
Louisville
N.S. Franklin
W. E. Adams
Thurman Sargracy
Bloomfield
Mary E Hahn
J.B Martin
V. Martin
Pleasant Valley
Eliza Webb
Nancy Blockson
Estill Hardin
Tee Court
Lawrenceburg
Deep Creek Community Notes and Local Mentions
Grover Elliott bought a horse from Claude Key for 125 dollars. Miss Susie Elliott hosted guests Thursday night, Boyle Young and Mrs. May Young of Bossecounty. Rev. Clark of Indiana concluded meetings at Beech Grove church with two additions. Mrs. Mollie Coyle visits her brother Charlie Pope near Lebanon. W D Cotnemares is sick this week. Mrs. Bin Coyle hosted Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coyle, Willie Coyle and family, George Martin, and Mrs. J S Coyle. George Lewis Elliott of Simmstown tied with his brother W H Elliott Sunday Inez. A new schoolhouse is planned. work to start soon for summer terms. George Elliott spoke with Brisco Crane about 35 dollars. Burne and wife were guests of Mr. Aems. Henry Carpenter Friday with George Elliott, Woodsie Elliott, and John Elliott were in Springfield on business.
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Grover Elliott
Claude Key
Susie Eliott
Phureday Night
Boyle Young
May Young
Bossecounty
Clark
Indiana
Beech Grove Church
Molle Coyle
Charlie Pope
Lebanon
W. D. Cotnemares
bin Coyle
Clarence Coyle
Wille Coyle
George Martin
J. S. Coyle
George Lewys Eliott
Sim
Wants To Help Some One In Need Of Health Help
J F Boyer of Fer cul e Mo for thirty years needed help and now seeks to help others. He claims he was cured by Electric Bitters for backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders after five bottles. Also advertised for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. Try Haydon Robertson's.
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J. F. Boyer
Fercule
Haydon & Robertson’s
Not Quite A Home For Her The Truthful Suitor Declines
A young man asks to marry, but the father insists on a home like the one she has known. The suitor refuses, saying there will be no grumpy father, no scolding mother, no abusive siblings, and no chaotic household. He vows to avoid a home she has endured.
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Ieee
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promise Bold Guarantee
The Rexall Store The Leo Haydon Drug Co offers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a personal guarantee. If not satisfied, trial costs nothing. Claims include hair growth except where baldness has dead roots or glazed scalp. Two sizes 50c and 1.00. Sold only at local Rexall store.
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Rexall
Leo Haydon Drug Co
Beautiful wedding ties city clergy couple to mission work
Miss Emma Moffett wed Rev. Robert J. McMullen of Nashville in Second Presbyterian Church with a large local and out of town bridal party. After a reception at the bride’s home, the newlyweds planned a several week bridal trip before likely missionary work in China.
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Emma Moffett
Robert J. McMullen
Nashville
Tenn
Second Presbyterian Church
A. 5. Moffett
J. C. McMullen
Winona
Mass
Dermott
Ark
A A Higgins
Glasgow
C. R. Binin
Hustonville
J. Rockwell Smith
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Lousville
Local notes on townsfolk and events from Emerson area
Reports from the Emerson vicinity describe Goatley buying a Kinder for 40 dollars from Barlow and Read hosting guests at Ein Hill. Rev Hines led a successful meeting and seeks another in Polin. Jim Muninomery bought from Tatham and Brown. Dishop couple visited Hum Hill. Moran attended St Catherine’s commencement. Gostley suffered a whooping cough attack but improving. L A Tatum ill but improving. Mrs Waittington visiting her mother EB Piles who is sick. Mary invited Maud to view a large Leiuweh said to be unusually high. Tobacco setting dominates farm work. Water Goatley and brother in town. Wolfe preached at Valley Hill schoolhouse. Large crowd attended.
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Das
Goatley
Emerson Barlow
Thos
Read
Booker
Ein Hill Sanday
Rev
Hines
Polin
Jim Muninomery
Tatham
Brown
Dishop
Hum Hill
James Moran
St. Catherines
C. P. Gostley
L. A. Tatum
Nasbee
Tury Wrek Water Goatley
Srother
Husiteme
Asco
Wolfe
Valley Hill
Valley Hill News Roundup From Woodlawn and Nearby
Misa Minnie Dugan of Woodlawn visited grandmother Mrs. 5. 5 Piles here last week. William Derringes Jr's vacation from Kimberling City Theological studies found him at home. James Harmon reports a cow lost last week from clover bloat. S P Derringer and Kent Smith of Springfield were here Thursday on business. Infant Joseph Kelly Jr. suffers whooping cough. Louis Head returns home after Knoxville trip. Miss Francis Settles of Mand visited Mrs. Palmer Goatley last week. J E Goatley and daughter Annie Ernestine with whooping cough. Hugh Goatley loses a valuable horse Monday from clover rout.
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Misa Minnie Dugan
Woodlawn
William Derringes Jr
Kimberlights
Knoxville
Tenn
James Harmon
S. P. Derringer
Kent Smith
Springfield
Joseph
Ed Kelly Jr
Louis Head
Francis Settles
Mand
Palmer Goatley
J. E. Goatley
Annie Ernestine
Hugh Goatley
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Department of Education
Frankfort
Ellsworth Regenstein
State
Moust
Regenstein
Teachers” Institute
Pringfield
Aim
Institute of Ersons
Spencer Courier
David B. Thurman
The
4. W. Hill
People's Bank
A. D. Oe Donald
Pigetteville
King
Cougt Eerie
Hayden & Robertson
Sparrow
Chamberlain
Deep Creek
Leo Haydon
Pre
Grundy & McIntire
Dees
Hall
P. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Margin
Drogents
Springfield Brass Band
Springfield, K
Bourbon Poultry Cure
Emront Bourbon Remedy Co
Alan Leading Druggiets
Singwa, Ky, U.S. AL
Save
Oy Hatuua & Hobertson Druggists
D. W. Spangler
Btrattonville
A. F. Johnson
Walnut Grove
Fagmens
Keptucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Lousiana
Clinois
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Red Bird
Cabell
Lexington
Register
Kentucky
Red Bird, Jr
Lyle’s Wilkes
George Wilkes
Brignolia
Napoleon
Jack
Thurman
Thurman & Peters
Springfield Sun
W. F. Trusty
Maydun & Barter
B. D. Lake
John Y. Mayes
M. W. Hyatt
Owen
RED Cross Drug Store
Dr. J. C. Mudd
C.J. Satpon
J. H. Lampton
M. D. Springfield
Opera House
C. C. McChord
Atty-At-Law
T. Scott Mayes
Wy Pein Sol Ses
Tad Feo Ar Cone
D. Claybrooke
Springfield, Ky
Marshall Duncan
Robertson Building
S. M. Campbell
Rien
HW. M. Brussell Auctioneer
Pabhe Salean
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