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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
4
Democratic Ticket Names From County Ballot List
A readable fragment lists candidates under the Democratic ticket including Jno B L Litsey, Coesty Azrursny, Mayes Corsty Cures, WF Booker, J 8 Osbourne, Burt Jain Geo D Catlett, and TPO'Bryan WT Mitchell among others. Motion indicates county election context with several named officials and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwrn Jno
B. L Litsey
Coesty Azrursny
Mayes Corsty Cures
Booker
Claybrooke
Osbourne
Semoors
Burt Jain
Geo
D. Catlett
An Asenman
T.p.o'bryan
Mitchell
M. Montgomery
The Cost of Convictions and a Kansas Senator
A reflective piece on Edmond G Ross of Kansas, who faced ostracism and bribes for voting against impeaching President Johnson, and who later received a pension bill after decades of hardship. The essay contrasts public scorn with Ross’s steadfast stand for his beliefs and notes broader political and social ironies including references to Rockefeller and Carrie Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Edmond G. Ross
Congress
Pence Leah Iad
Kansas
Johnson
Ross
Washington
Union
Farmers face hard luck with sheep and lambs in TABLOW
The column records several social visits and small transactions including Henry Moore and wife visiting W. F. Royalty and Luddie Jenkins with Elisha Burris. It notes a calf sale to Jas. Kyler for 10.58, a tobacco crop sale by Janos Kyler for 75, a marriage at Rev. Summers home, and a cow of W. L. Moore breaking a leg after slipping on ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moore
W. F. Royalty
Jas
Kyler
Luddie Jenkins
Elisha Burris
Thos. Moberly
Janos Kyler
Grundy Pinkston
Lizzie Pearson
E. W. Summers
Seaville Social Roundup Reports Farm Trades and Illnesses
John Satterly and family and Mes dames Dave and Neal Barnett of Kirkland visited Tom Terrell Monday. Mrs. Mary C. Sea and Mrs. J. B. Sanders have grip. George Royalty is not better. Edgar Seay and family are better. Joe Saunders of Dugansville buys hogs and cattle. Wm. Sanders and Edgar Lea shipped about 10000 pounds of tobacco to Louisville. Miss Liza Robinson returned from Ashbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Satterly
Dave
Neal Barnett
Kirkland
Tom Terrell
Mary C. Sea
J. B. Sanders
George Royalty
Edgar Seay
Joe Saunders
Dugansville
Wm. Sanders
Edgar Lea
Louisville
Liza Robinson
Ashbrook
Muddy Weather and Local Trades Reported in Cardwell
Cardwell notes a muddy spell as it records various local business actions. E G Holiday & Co bought hogs cattle and calves. E T Perkins purchased a cow. Will bought sheep. S H Gardner sold 10 acres to Walter Hays for 2000. RS Warner bought his brother’s saw mill interest and will move to Illinois. James Royalty family moved to Illinois. James McMillen moved onto Gardner’s former farm. court attendees listed in Springfield. tobacco delivered to Springfield. Henry Moore and Lucie Moberly wed at Rev. Summers home. Perkins tenant house burned with contents. a fund drive started to aid Bert Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Holiday & Co
E - E. T. Perkins
J. W. Simms
Will
Jas. Holiday
S. H. Gardner
Walter Hays
RS. Warner
Illinois
James 1
James McMillen
Gardner
Springfield
S. H.gardnner
A. L. Graham
Richard Leonard
W. Ed. Lay
W. L. Graham
T. H. Pinkston
Springfeld
Henry Moore
Lucie Moberly
E. W. Summers
LC. Perkins
Bert Dennis
Dennis
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COP Orionted 1904 & CO
Hart Schaffner and Marks
Springfield Sun
Rogers Gore
New Mexico
John D. Rockefeller
Burley Growers Company
Carrie
Nation
Kansa
Tater
Geo. B. Taylor
Sun Office
Uabaranterd
Tablow
George Litteral
J. W. Pinkaton
Fakir Graham
W. L. Moore
Haydon & Barber
Seaville
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