Quarterly Court schedule and religious services listed
The notice lists the Quarterly Court beginning on the third Monday each month at Springfield with a first day in April and various services including Gret and third Sunday, Revives at Me, and Sunday shoots. Several names and dates are partially readable, including Jan L Madd, RD Riles, Jem Dyyon, and Edna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedney Osborne Sneeree
Moe Ee
Pester
Orpeey Gerke
Court of Claima
Springfield
Raiber
Mernoour Cuenen Fine
J.C. Hiskinson
Sand
Ekerma Ben BP
Carmen
Ti Seti
evegiTig
Fe Wealden
Ecomm
Tiurth
Bondage Sboem
Paeserresisy
Ber TD
Latiger
Jan L. Madd
Jem Dyyon
Aye
Edna
Call to Reform School Districts and Census Practices
State teachers urged consolidating small districts with fewer than forty five pupils to raise per capita pay and reduce false pupil counts. Warned districts to follow census and boundary rules, and promised careful auditing. possible state inspector consideration noted.
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Adair
Boone
Breckinridge
Gallatin
Green
Hardin
LaRue
Oldham
Owen
Pendleton
Powell
Pulaski
Simpson
Trimble
Fellowing
Campbell
Carter
Davies
Elliott
Fayette
Franklin
Fulton
Graves
Jessamine
Lawrence
Lee
Morgan
Nicholas
Pike
Scott
Trigg
Lapita
Louisville Kentucky Letter From 1801 Transcribes Medical Ailments
A readable fragment from Louisville Kentucky dated June 13 1801 includes a personal note signed M Rowenrs from 1819 Maple Street describing kidney and bladder troubles and expressions of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville Ky
Louis
M. Rowenrs
Maplest
Texas Wonder Cure Ad Claims Kidney and Bladder Repair
A vintage advertisement touts Texas Wonder by Hall's Great Discovery as a universal kidney and bladder remedy for men and women. It promises cure for gravel kidney issues and back and rheumatic pains, with mail delivery from $1 for a two month supply and testimonials upon request. Produced by Dr. E W Hall of St Louis Missouri. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
E. W. Hall
P. O. Box
St. Louis
Gigantic Fortunes From Advertising Open Sesame to Success
The article recounts how modest advertising budgets, reinvested over years, can build lasting fortunes. A Chicago textile manufacturer recalls feeding his business with surplus ad spend after paying bills, saying advertising opened eastern markets and expanded his brand reach.
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Feld
Chicago
Chicas Art Logic Association
Bjt. Gundlach
Chicago Post
Investment not expense in advertising space
The Sacramento Bee argues advertising should be treated as an investment not a cost. Space bought cheaply may prove next to worthless if the proper content and method are not used to generate returns.
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Sacramento
Cal) Bee
Peculiar Disappearance Prompts Remedy Claim
J D Runyan of Butlerville C claims peculiar disappearance of painful symptoms including indigestion and biliousness is cured by Dr King's New Life Pills. He calls them a perfect remedy for dizziness sour headache and constipation. Guaranteed at J Haydon's drug store price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Runyan
Butlerville, C
Dr. King
J. Haydon
Want McKnight Pardoned
Washington reports a renewed push to pardon J M McKnight former Louisville bank president now serving seven years in Atlanta prison Representative Sherley has letters from Louisville leaders urging a petition for McKnight s release signed by thousands to be presented to President Roosevelt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. M. McKnight
Louisville
Atlanta
Sherley
Is Very Much Alive
Alex W. Love, once of the county and brother to Mrs. Sim Klinglesmith, married a Miss Evans of Albion Washington. Relatives had mourned him as dead since the Galveston flood and six years of silence. the news brings elation.
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Elizabethtown
Alex W. Love
Sim Klinglesmith
Franklin Roads
Looking For A Location In Willisburg By Mr Cheatham
A Mr. Cheatham of Willisburg in Washington county seeks a two acre site for a dairy poultry yard and market garden. He could not find suitable property at that time. He is related to a Lawrenceburg Roller Mills proprietor and is regarded as a desirable community citizen. Hope he finds the right property and settles here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheatham
Willisburg
Washington County
Lawrenceburg
Army War College in Washington Sees New Buildings Funded
The War College in Washington is under the secretary of war and the general staff. It currently occupies temporary quarters with construction underway for Washington barracks, aided by a $700 appropriation. Mrs. Fanny Hallock Carpenter of New York leads the State Federation of Women Lawyers and is noted for public speaking and social prominence. Indictments are anticipated in the Breathitt County Cockrill murder case.
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War College of the
United States Army
Washington
Secretary of War
General Staff of the Army
City of
Itme
Washington Barracks
Congress Las
Mee
Panny Hallock Carpenter
Irs
Fanny Hallock Carpenter
New York
Th State Federation of Women Lawyer
Philip Carpenter
Cockrill
Breathitt County
Pension Proposed for Ex Senator Edmund G Ross
The House passed a bill to grant a $30 monthly pension to Edmund G. Ross, ex Kansas senator who refused to convict President Johnson. Once a Republican maverick, Ross faced boycott and exile, now 82 and subsisting in New Mexico by jobbing type. The bill, backed by Delegate Rodey and Rep Calderhead, follows wartime service and is seen as tardy reparation.
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House
United States
Andrew Johnson
Edmund G. Ross
Kansas
Ross
Senate
New Mexico
Rodey
Calderhead
Pittsburg
Death of David Hanna Strikes Harrodsburg
Harrodsburg Ky February 22 longtime resident David Hanna died suddenly in his sleep at age forty five, leaving a widow and three sons. In a separate note near Talmage, Jack Gritton survived the burial of about twenty cattle after a straw stack toppled, with one cow and a fine heifer perishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg, Ky
David Hanna
Harrodsburg Herald
Jack Gritton
Talmage
One Acre of Tobacco Prize Claim by Bloomfield Farmer
Mr. F. B. Blackerby of the Bloomfield suburb asserts that receipts from one acre of tobacco will exceed $500. He has sold over $350 worth of seed and estimates the crop will push totals above $500. Blackerby reports about 40,000 pounds from his 1904 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Blackerby
S. S. Sterrett
Bloomfield
Blackerby
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Springfield, Ky
W. F. Trusty
Kentucky
Orce
J. M. Burton
Hagen
J. H. Lampton
Orrice
T. Scott Mayes
C. C. McChord
Atty-At-Law
W. D. Claybrooke
W. E. Selecman
Evene
Haydon & Thompson
Nif
Ieenececene
Ostions
Piret
Rosa Coons
Couto, Tat
Great South Bay
L. L
Jag. H. Fuqua, Sr
P. S
Jas. H. Fuqua, Sr
Texas
McKnight
Anderson. News
The
Army War College
Wannamaker & Brown
America
Lum Abell
He Deserves
Southern Pacific
Springfield Roller Mills
Pride of Washington
Springfield Grocers
Bardstown
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