Doctor J C Mudd Announces Daily Office Hours
Local note states Dr. J C Mudd sets office hours from 8 to 9 a m and 1 to 2 p m. He will be available in his office during these times, starting now.
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J. C. Mudd
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
5
Springfield notices mix utility ads and sales in a 1900s style page
A crowded Springfield Kentucky column advertises a lumber wanted, insurance by Farmers Home, egg and chick sales, church meetings, bargain Tin and glass at Lawrence's Grocery, horse sales by J A Boulware and Henry Leachman, saddles, a warning from the Electric Light and Water Company, stray dog notice, assorted candies and vegetables at Lawrence's, county court day sales by S M Campbell, and a Sun subscription plea.
McIntire Community News Notes Local Visits and Events
McIntire community notes recount closing exercises at St. Catherines and a lively musical program. Visits include Estelle Ballard, Rosie Filentreau, and others. trips to Loretto, New Haver, and Gethsemane. Family events feature Lula Wheatley’s return from Louisville and a birth announced to Sam Nally's wife. Parish choir plans at Walton Hotel and local health updates appear alongside several ball games and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Ballard
Rosie Filentreau
Hillary McIntire
Robert Nally
Elmo Walker
Loretto
New Haver
Lynn Blandford
Dessie Hill
Cleaveland Hill
Emma Ensor
Gethsemane
E. M. Ballard
Hugh Auberry
Frederickstown
Lula Wheatley
Louisville
Tiney McIntire
Frank Keene
Fannie Smith
Mary Belle
Louise Montgomery
James Montgomery
St. Agnes’ School
Joe Spalding
Mannie Alvey
Chas. Cusick
Flora
Richard Fields
Albert Blanford
Frank Orkies
John Nally
Hillary McIntyre
Personal Notes From Bloomfield and Surrounding Areas
In Bloomfield and nearby towns residents share visits and health news. Local travelers include Mrs. J. Mayes, Mrs. Lizzie Durrett, and Miss Woodbridge visiting Rev. and Mrs. R. E. C. Lawada, with several relatives and friends noted across Bardstown, Lebanon, Louisville, and Lexington. Lieutenant W. C. Reed from Ft. Yellowstone visits friends, while Mr. Thomas Smith recovers from blood poisoning at Bardstown. Various kin and visitors from Howardstown, Campbellsville, and Grand Rapids appear, including Mr. James Wharton arriving to see his parents. A medical advance story from Berlin reports Dr. Peter Bergell’s typhoid serum showing promising results, potentially aiding military health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
Joseph Claybrooke
Smith
Bardstown
C. H. R. McElroy
Kansas City
Long Run Obituary and Local News Recap
Mrs. Julia Arnold of East Boyle died June 21 after a heart illness. Born August 6, 1833, she leaves six children, two deceased, and was a Beech Grove Church member. Her funeral June 22 drew a large crowd, with Rev. Purdom officiating. The column reports on sermons, neighbors, social gatherings, illnesses, and livestock concerns including a fatal jersey cow and widespread white clover grazing dangers. It notes typhoid fever in a local family and cautions about milk fever in cows, with advice from a Perryville stock doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Arnold
Skinner
East Boyle
John Arnold Dee
W. B. Arvin
Beech Grove Church
W. T. Wood
R. L. Purdom
Arnold
Walker
Mackville
Wesley Chapel
Satan
Hell
Ben
God
Harrison Coyle
E.cocanougher
Marcus Cocanougher
Hubert
Springfield
Jim Bottoms
George Russells
Effie Edwards
Flossie
Isham
Gertie
Lettie
Coyle
Leslie Coyle
Jimmie Best
Woodsie Coyle
John Best
M. D. L. Cocanaugher
Dick May
Perryville
Reduction in Prices of Trimmed Hats
Reduction in Prices of Trimmed Hats. The two lines note a great reduction in the price of trimmed hats and invite customers to call, highlighting a large stock available for purchase and urging action.
Closing Exercises at St Marys College Draw Large Crowd
On June 18 St Marys College closed a landmark year before a full hall. Masters Thomas Shea and Charles Bare. Mr James McCoy performed, with Richard Green delivering a moving valedictory. Alumni address by Hon Ben Johnson praised Father Fennessy and Brother Angelo, inspiring the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
St. Mary’s College
Thomas Shea
Memphis
Tennessee
Charles Bare
Cincinnati
Ohio
James McCoy
Lexington
Richard Green
Morganfield
Ben Johnson
Bardstown
Johnson
Fennessy
Angelo
Cures Gapes Instantly with R4-11-44 in Chickens
An old poultry remedy ad claims one drop of R4-11-44 kills wort and relieves gapes in a chicken instantly. It promotes feeding as preventive and calls it the best tried by Wis Cooms of Bardstown Kentucky. The guarantee from a druggist Mr Haydon promises cure for Cholera Gapes Roup and Limberneck for 50 cents with no cure no pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Cooms
Bardstown
Haydon
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