Advice to tobacco farmers on summer delivery and drying
F. A. Ware offers practical guidance to farmers still storing tobacco for summer delivery. He advises close hanging to reduce weight loss, drying during hot weather, and consulting Ware before removing tobacco from barns. If warehouse conditions are risky, owners bear the cost. rehanging and delayed advances may occur. Ware invites questions and mentions future drying plants to ease trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ware
F. A. Ware
Call for Mr McChord in Kentucky race slate
A late received public announcement nominates W. C. McChord as a candidate to represent Washington County in the Kentucky General Assembly. The list of signatories includes M. G. Leachman E. D. Sutton GL Warner J. Hays Len Riley J.B. Shewmaker G.D. Shewmaker J. C. Brown and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McChord
Washington County
General Assembly of
Kentucky
Democratic Party
M. G. Leachman
E. D. Sutton
GL. Warner
J. H. Hays
Len Riley
J.B. Shewmaker
G.d.shewmaker
J. C. Brown
John Farries
Clarence Hays
Andy Lawsen
R. S. Warner
J. H. Turner
E. W. Smith
John Sutherland
Wm. Sutton
J.T. Sutherland
P.C. Showmaker
R. A. Thompson
J. A. Ryan
Joseph A. Jones
T. Medley
C.T. McClain
J. R. Fowler
J. ©. Young
Ben D. Clements
J. P. Edelen
Watt O'Bryan
R. M. Osborn, Sr
Lamp Naily
Kent McIntyre
R. L. Clements
T. M. Blanford
J. L. Caton
T.F Montgomery F. F. Mudd
Payne
D. L. Humphrey
W. R. Moore
J.n.shehan
M.D. Hain Pile
Evan Crow
Luther Kirseh
W. T. Hardesty
S.L. Cheatham
John Crow
Ed Grigsby
BR. Williams
Robi. Thompson
Berry Pinkston
Clel Hardesty
Abe Cheatham
H. T. Scott
Andrew Wilkerson
Dave Hardesty
E. A. Smothers
H.R. Thompson
Luther A. Burns
H. B. McElroy
H. &. Clements
H. D. Stiles
Kent Smith
A. B. Baker
H. E. Cane
W. F. Goode
P. Brown
R. L. Brady
Sir Lawrence
W. L. Hillard
H. J. Cocanougher
C. B
W. B. Rudd
Thos. Duncan
A. L. Litney
Notable names in local roster listing John Hall to Yankey
A readable fragment lists John Hall Hugh Hall W H Leachman T P Moore W A Clements S P Thompson R D Riley J 8 Yankey among a group of individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
Hugh Hall
W. H. Leachman
T. P. Moore
W. A. Clements
S. P. Thompson
R. D. Riley
J. 8
Yankey
Old Joe the King of Cumberland catfish near Celina
Glasgow Kentucky reports an immense Cumberland River catfish known as Old Joe. Sightings since about 20 years ago near the Marrowbone Creek mouth continue with pilots and rivermen confirming a fish eight or nine feet long and weighing over two hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Old Joe
Cumberland River
Celina
Tenn
Querry
Joe
Marrowbone Creek
Cumberland County
Upper
Cumberland
Local Round-Up Details Reunion and Assault Night Event
Logan county Arkansas visitor J W Olliver meets brother J N H Olliver in Mooresville after forty five years revealing Arkansas farmer prosperity from higher cotton prices linked to farmer organization. Hood stabbed in county court area by unknown man, treated by Dr Robards, not believed to be fatally wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Olliver
Logan County
Arkansas
Olliver
Jeff Davis
Jeff
McChord Addresses Tobacco Situation in Anderson
Hon W C McChord spoke in Law Fenceburg last Saturday on the tobacco situation. Farmers of Anderson county plan to rebuild a warehouse with arrangements made to resume work soon. The speech followed by plans to push vigorously the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McChord
Law- Fenceburg
Anderson County
Death of Frank Clements Jr in Springfield Hotel
The death toll is reported of Frank Clements Jr a teenager from Chicago Illinois who died at 5 40 am in the Springfield Hotel from a complication of diseases He had come here two weeks earlier from Chicago and was seeking relief at Tatham Springs His grandfather Frank Clements Sr lives in Fredericktown and is a prominent local figure The Sun and numerous friends extend condolences.
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Frank Clements, Jr
Geo. Clements
Chicago
Springfield
Tatham Springs
Frank Clements
Fredericktown
the Sun
Rev C L Collins Here Sunday
Rev C L Collins, superintendent of the Kentucky Anti Saloon League, preached at the Baptist church last Sunday morning and reviewed the league work in Kentucky. He spoke at the Presbyterian church Sunday night but rain and electrical storm kept many away. Friends in Springfield welcomed him and hope for another visit soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Collins
Kentucky Anti-Saloon League
Baptist Church
League
Kentucky
Mr. Collins
Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Lynne Bush Accepted to Naval Academy Preparatory School
Lynne Bush son of Mr and Mrs J W Bush of this place has passed the examination and will enter the U S Naval Academy Preparatory School at Annapolis. A letter from Prof R L Werntz praises Lynne as steady and industrious, with high hopes for success. Lynne will be at home briefly before leaving for Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnne Bush
J. W. Bush
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Bush
R. L. Werntz
U. S. Naval Academy Preparatory School
Lynne
Springfield
Naval Academy
Anonpolis
Warehouse Nears Completion for Tobacco Trade
The Warehouse reports the new tobacco facility is nearing completion and is expected to receive tobacco on July 8 with crop registration opening on Friday, July 5. Farmers are urged to handle tobacco carefully to avoid rain damage and costly rehanging of subpar stock, which would delay shipments.
Local notices and ads from The Springfield Moon and Sun
Local notes mention Mr. Mac Grundy visiting Valley Hill and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McChord touring Louisville. Obituary reports Mr. A H McElroy’s death. Classifieds advertise horses, piano, saddle, cow and stove. Political notices urge Gore for State Senator and McChord for Railroad Commissioner. Advertisements for Grundy & MelIntire, bank, and insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Hotel
Mac Grundy
Valley Hill
C. C. McChord
Louisville
A.C. McElroy
A. H. McElroy
Cunningham
Sam
Mrs. Roberts
First National Bank
Springfield Sun
Rogers Gore
John I. McElroy
Nan
Memorial of Bryan Lawrence
The death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Lawrence of Springfield on Friday night June 20 claiming their six year old son Bryan. He rests in peace with Jesus awaiting the resurrection. We extend sympathy to the bereaved parents. A Cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawrence
Springfield
Bryan
Christ
Jesus
Cow Drowned During Heavy Rainstorm
A milk cow owned by Mr. Richard Riley drowned in the branch through Springfield during last night’s torrents. The animal, valued at about 54 dollars, was swept several hundred yards downstream and found this morning below Mr. Harry Thompson’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Riley
Springfield
Riley
Harry Thompson
Four Typhoid Cases in Royalty Family Reported
In the family of Mr James Royalty four members are sick with typhoid fever though none are currently serious. Mrs Royalty and three children Walter Hadgie and Granville are afflicted. They were ill after measles and have been ill for several days with Walter showing signs of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Royalty
Walter
Hadgie
Granville
Gil
Walver
Old Watermelon Time In Willisburg
Mr H C Ferrell of near Willisburg told The Sun office Monday that the watermelon crop outlook is unusually good with five acres of melons now promising. He will guard the patch when ripe and warns that watermelon thieves will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Ferrell
Willisburg
Sun
Ferrell
Ice Coupon Books Offer Discounts on Purchases
Ice coupon books advertise savings with 500 pound books at 6 percent discount and 1000 pound books at 10 percent discount. A fee of 50 cents per hundred applies. Cash payment required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jce
Springfield Moon launches as a small Democratic paper
The Springfield Moon appears as a new, home printed paper selling for one cent per copy. Editor is a bright young talent, forecast to be a great editor. The issue opens with fire related content and notes three fires in Springfield recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ivor Roberts
A Good Boar Changes Hands In Kentucky Sale
Farmers Home Journal reports the Duroc boar Masterpiece No. MS31A 36608N was sold to J. Shelby of Springfield Kentucky. The seller praised the boar as a top breeder and predicted strong future results as Shelby’s herd mates with Masterpiece. The buyer visited the breeder’s herd and approved the sales, noting the promising breeding line ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Home Journal
J. &. Shelby
Springfield
Watt & Foust
Mr. Shelby
Shelby
Springtime on the Mountains
A lyrical celebration of spring waking on Kentucky hills, rivers and forests. Describes melting snows, budding trees, blooming laurels and ferns, singing birds, and the joy of nature. Ends with reverent reflections on creation and eternity. Written by Miles Saunders from Buckhorn P. O., Perry County, Kentucky.
Milk For Poultry Feed Farms Old Fowls and Chicks
Poultry keepers favor sour milk and curd fed with fresh ground cornmeal oats and cracked corn. Aimed at chicks and adults, guidance stresses feeding schedules, grain variety, and the need for careful management to prevent disease and promote egg production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enicka
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. McChord
Representative Farmers
The
Legisla
Ture
Amos’ Hood
Ro Bards
Hood
Anderson
Lynne Bush
Bryan Lawrence
Ice Coupon Books
the Springfield Moon
Messeck
Durance
Miles Saunders
Buckhorn P. O
Perry County
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