Death of Mr Bland in this city
Mr Jack Bland died at his home on Sunday afternoon at 4 30 after a stroke of paralysis three weeks prior. He was 54 and well known in the county. Survived by his two wives and several children, the funeral was led by Rev Father Hogarty at St Augustine church and he was interred in Calgary cemetery. Bland was father of Mrs Richard Hagan of this place.
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Jack Bland
Mark Thomas Sr
Calvary
Jum
Frank O'Neal
Father Hogarty
St. Augustine Church
Calgary
Pleasant cathartic sample offer from The Leo Haydon Drug Co
A quaint advertisement touts a gentle pleasant stomach and liver tonic labeled pleasant physic Fouterine. It promises a mild cathartic effect and invites readers to call at The Leo Haydon Drug Co for a sample.
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Leo Haydon Drug Co
Old Hearse Put in Use For Patrol Wagon
Danville Kentucky reports a major raid on blind tiger keepers with four officers arresting 28 alleged violators. An old hearse hauled detainees to the workhouse and several men received years in prison. The dry town era fuels alarm as town residents who frequented dives assist detectives and keepers fear exposure. Bunk Baum freed on $8600 bond plans appeal to the Circuit Court.
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Danville
Peter Pope
Joe Hlarian
James Hocker
Peter Golden
George’ Scott
James Walker
Williams Gooch
William Hansford
Dangilie
Bunk Baum
Hard Times Ballad of Prices and Trusts
A rhythmic lament on rising costs from high prices in 1890s style. The speaker complains that gold, sugar, and cut plug are more expensive while trusts advertise and swindle the poor. He mourns hungry children and seeks relief to reclaim his hard earned money and dignity.
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Co. D. M
Trusts
Local Property Transfers and Community Notices
Richard Riley sold his house and lot near Graded School to Divine Adams for 1525 dollars. C. Durham sold Jordan Goode’s house in Texas Kentucky for 2100 dollars. Ladies of the Methodist church plan a dinner on county court day in April. For Rent: two or four front rooms in residence formerly occupied by M. H. Jones and August Ott. Found: a belt buckle on Springfield streets. Owner may claim by description. Mr and Mrs Stanley Fenwick receive congratulations on birth of a daughter. Richard Riley of Willisburg bought a fine stallion for 300 dollars for Albert William of Salvisa Kentucky, also bought a horse for 100 dollars from Dave Cutsinger. Wanted: ladies for quick, clean work with no canvassing, good pay. address S. H. Bow, 511 Paul Jones Building, Louisville Kentucky. Officers of Washington County Fair Association invited to meeting at Judge B. L. Litney’s office Saturday March 5. Theo C. Campbell Secretary. Mr Worle D. Cutsinger and Miss Maud Brown of St Paul Indiana, of Springfield Lodge No. 80 F and A M, returned from St Louis Missouri to Indianapolis Indiana, to be wed Wednesday evening March 6. Work in Third or M M degree. All Sisters and brethren invited. Miss Brown is daughter of Mrs James Brown, St Paul Indiana. Mr Cutsinger is son of Mr OO Thomas Cutsinger Willisburg Kentucky, a soldier at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana.
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Worle D. Cutsinger
Maud Brown
St. Paul
Ind
Springfield Lodge
A.M
St. Loui
Mondianapolis
Mies Brown
James Brown
Mr. Cutsinger
Thomas Cutsinger
Willisburg
Cutsinger
U. S. Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Local notices list animals and misc sales in Lebanon area
Rogers and Mackin offer two four year old Chesnut Dare geldings at 200 and 175 dollars. An estray red shoat found around Feb 20 may be claimed by owner upon paying for keeping. Classified items include cleaning pressing services, a square Steinway piano for sale, Mound City Paints note, and a Victor incubator for sale with 200 egg capacity, applying to Augustus Ott at Lake Old Office.
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Estray
J. 3
McElroy
Victor
Agustus Ott
Lakeg
Bardstown notices seek tobacco men and farms for sale
WANTED Two good tobacco men. I have plenty new land. No 5 Oliver typewriter. Apply at this office. We have farms for sale with prices from 500 to 2000. See us for city property in Bardstown. Estray black mul cow missing since Feb 20 near town, 1200 pounds, information welcomed. The Club moves back to old stand next to Clerk's office for garment cleaning and repair. 20 Jersey cows and heifers for sale by Thurman & Perens. The Sop and Courier-Journal, 1 50.
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Bardstown
Orville Arnold
Dr. Dears
Clerks Office
Nasturtium Varieties Suit All Situations
Grace Tabor notes dwarf and climbing nasturtiums that thrive in ordinary well drained soil, even if thin, and bloom better in poorer earth. Tom Thumb division will flower in two months, insects rarely bother climbers, and plants keep blooming into frost if picked freely. Liberal picking yields generous flowering as plants stay busy producing red.
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Nasturtiums
Grace Tabor
Proper housing for dairy cows in winter urged
The Larue County note emphasizes giving cows comfortable quarters at night to protect them from winter snows and winds. Exposure reduces milk, harms butter production, can cause death, and may lead to tuberculosis risk for families. neglecting proper housing risks financial loss.
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Larue County
Local News Highlights From Mrs. Kimberlin’s Home Visit
Texas notes record Mrs Nat Campbell and Prof J L Harmon visiting Mrs Margaret Kimberlin on Sunday. Ladies Missionary Society entertained at Mrs Hubert Kimberlin Saturday. Miss Hattie Wayne of Louisville visiting her mother Mrs Fannie Whayne. Mrs C J Cocanougher ill. Mrs John D Peterson left for Louisville to study millinery styles. Prof C C Durham sold his house to Jordan Goode for 2100 dollars. Youngest Cocanougher child ill with whooping cough. Mr W T Phillipps ill but improving. Mrs John I Kimberlin and children visiting Springfield at M C Brady’s home.
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Nat Campbell
J. L. Harmon
Margaret Kimberlin
Ladies Missionary Society
Hubert Kimberlin
Hattie Wayne
Louisville
Fannie
Whayne
C. J. Cocanougher
John D. Peterson
G. W. Cocanougher
W. T. Phillipps
John I. Kimberlin
Springfield
M. C. Brady
Lost Dollars and Hidden Costs in Winter Farm Care
A moral then discusses protecting livestock and barns during winter. Leaving cattle and horses in poorly ventilated, exposed sheds risks illness and death from pneumonia or influenza, while neglecting animal care harms dairy output. It urges diligent sheltering and humane treatment to prevent economic losses beyond a single dollar.
Ada and Annie Arnold Return Home After Visit
Ada and Annie Arnold return ed home Monday after a visit to their Uncle Morgan Arnold in Boyle County.
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Ada
Annie Arnold
Morgan Arnold
Boyle County
Hyomei Inhaler Promises Quick Cures for Colds and Catarrh
Advertisement promotes Hyomei as a life saving remedy for nasal and throat inflammation. Complete inhaler kit priced at $1.00 with hard rubber pocket inhaler. Testimonials praise cure of catarrh coughs and colds, with money back guarantee and offers for extra bottles and free booklet from Wyomei Booth's Hyomei Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
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Leo Haydon Drug Co
Ada Hopking
Mich
Iowa
Wyomei Booth
Hyomei Co
Buffalo
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Springfield Sun
L. Smith
Congress
Ben Johnson
Democratic Party
Mr. Bland
Willie
Lillie
Ben
W. E. Greene
Raymond Nally
Walton Hotel
Epentton Tee Home
J. M. Trent
Willisburg, KY
G. T. Burton
Bagon
Richard Riley
Divine Adams
C. Durham
Jordon Goode House
Texas
Ladies of the Methodist Church
M.H. Jones
Stanley Fenwick
Albert William
Salvisa
Dave Cutsinger
S. H. Bow
Paul Jones
Louisville, Ky
Washingto County Fair Assciation
B. L. Litney
Theo C. Campbell
Royal
Worchester
Just
Robertson-Claybrooke CO
Sue
Great Bargain
Ella H. Bodine
Mound City Paints
Leo Haydon
Bunk P. Crume
Oliver
Geo. Gowdy Prep
Thurman & Perens
Sop and Courier-Journal
C. C. Durham
Jordon Goode
Hyomet
Hyomer
James Spencer
Waterviiet
A. Haslan
Croton
Lee County
Washington County Creamery Association
H. M. O’nan
Mayes
H. B. Waters
G. W. Tucker
I. Royalty
Chas. Brady
Stockholders Committee
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