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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1905

Page

6

The Farm and Other Matters on Seed Corn and Alfalfa

The article discusses seed corn quality and testing, alfalfa as a profitable crop across Dakota regions, and practical farming tips. It notes the value of alfalfa for long term returns, the poor reliability of simple seed tests, and the benefits of proper hay curing including hay caps. It also covers winter losses in quail, severe cold affecting peach crops, and pruning advice to save damaged trees.

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Just What Everyone Should Do From Irwinville Citizen Mr J T Barber

Irwinville resident J T Barber keeps Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for sudden colic attacks. He testifies it proved best medicine for his past colic episodes and urges others to have a bottle ready in case of need. Sold by C J Haydon.

J. T. Barber Irwinville Chamberlain Chalers-Coachte C. J. Haydon

Commissioner's Sale In Washington County Kentucky

John G Ruby and others sue Burks and others. By order of the Washington Circuit Court the master commissioner will offer for sale on June 26 at the courthouse door in Springfield Kentucky two parcels of land with houses on them. Sale on credit six months. Bond required. Name Meg Leamans, Master Commissioner.

John G. Ruby Ds. Burks Washington Circuit Court Springfield Ashington John ‘Biden Hai Ie Meg. Leaoman Washington County

A Big Little Girl of Nelson County

Miss Sadie Beam, aged fourteen, weighs 201 pounds and stands about five feet three inches. She is noted for great strength, recently lifting a 348 pound barrel of sugar with ease, having gained thirty pounds over the past year.

Sadie Beam Nelson County Central City Bevier Here Henry Brown Dave Patton Patton Brown

Suit For Gack Takes

State Auditor Hager authorized bringing suit against Mutual Life Insurance Co of Newark New Jersey to recover Commonwealth taxes totaling 6940.59 for a five year period. Capt James M Thomas dead. he was in Humber trade with mills at Ford Livingstone and Frankfort and left estate valued about 800000. Country J sold for 12500 to Isaac Eckert of Reading Pa. will be sent to A Cummings in New Albany. Indians of Choctaw Nation form good roads association. Dickinson resigns from Louisville & Nashville. 22 years service. to enter fruit business in the East.

Frankfort Auitor Hager The Mutual Life Insurance Co Newark N. J Commonwealth James M. Thomas Paris James M.thomas Ford Humber Livingston Country J Lexington Jay Hawkes Paranella Gus Macey Isaac Eckert Reading al. Cummings New Albany N. Y Dickinson Louisville William J. Dickinson Louisville & Nashville Railroad

Casey County Fair plans three day exhibition

At a Casey County Fair association meeting held in Liberty Ky the group decided to stage a three day exhibition from August 16 to 18. Tobacco market sales in Louisville were suspended during the Confederate parade. For the past week bids totaled 3 326 with 1 054 burney and dark. Col Stephen N Winslow had links to the Philadelphia Inquirer for six and a half years. Gordon Belcher was killed by an unknown assailant in Wyoming County West Virginia.

Middleburg Casey County Fair Association Liberty Louisville Burney and Dark Gordon Belcher Wyoming County W. Va

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy

A vintage advertisement promises cure for ordinary diarrhea and severe cramps. It claims nine epidemics of dysentery were halted with perfect success and notes effectiveness for cholera morbus and infant diarrhea. The copy urges keeping the remedy at home and offers a 25 cent bottle labeled Langs Size 500.

Deaths and Trials in Kentucky News Items

In Paducah a coroner's inquest ruled Mrs. Ida Hessig died from unnatural causes, while Mt. Sterling saw the marriage of wealthy farmer James Whaley to widow Kate Tipton. Other notes report a deaf woman killed by a locomotive near Paducah, a drowning in Covington, Leonard Trapp’s death in Newport, and state guard muster in Henderson. Additional items cover Jefferson County assessments, stock-yard receivers, a possible reorganization of the State Normal school, and local accidents, crime, and industry reports across Kentucky towns.

Paducah Ida Hessig 8. T. Hessig Mt. Sterling James Whaley Sharpsburg Kate Tipton E. C. O'Rear Frankfort

Realty Bargains in Harrisonsbury Ky Real Estate Scene

Realty bargains highlighted by Sea Ethange Real Estate Agency in Harrisonsboro Kentucky, detailing listings, prices, and market activity in the local real estate market.

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