Taft Inauguration Day Weighs Heavy on Nation
The nation prepares for the transfer of power as Theodore Roosevelt departs and William Howard Taft is inaugurated with James S. Sherman as vice president. Washington revels in parades and ceremonies while Taft’s plans and reform aims are outlined. Kentucky’s James B. McCreary retires from the Senate after decades in public life, to be replaced by ex-Gov. William O. Bradley.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Howard Taft
James S. Sherman
United States
Washington City
Roosevelt
Taft
God Speed
Teddy
Kentucky
James B. McCreary
Senate
Wm. O. Bradley
McCreary
U. S
Governor McCreary Honor and Local News Gleanings
A short tribute to Governor McCreary speaks of steadfast public service. Community notes report a funeral for Peter Shehan, numerous visits and gatherings, church events at New Hope with Bro Sims, and several local sales and farm movements including W O Ellis selling his farm and Emmett Settle selling sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wall
Jim Oder
Fay
T. J. Settle
Louisville
Steve Colvin
Springfield
Love Settle
Ed Pile
Catherine
Emmett Settle
New Hope
Bro Sims
Rockbridge
Cheatham
Willard
Alvin Riley
Booker
Ben Pile
Valley Hill
Cull
Nettie Crume
Woodlawn
W. O. Ellis
T. Hardin
Joe Settle
Mr. Boblitt
Mr. Eddleman
Mt. Zion
Valley Hill social notes and local visits prompt week
Miss Imogene Goatley stayed with cousin Pearl Goatley while Mooresville men Burnett Wall and George Moul searched for work horses. Residents recoveries and Friday funeral at Camp Ground are noted amid town greetings and family visits. Your correspondent was kicked and hurt.
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Imogene Goatley
Pearl Goatley
Burnett Wall
George Moul
Mooresville
J. B. Williams
Polin
Madge ‘Lair
Louisville
T. C. Tatum
Carl Yancey
W. C. Eddleman
Mt. Zion
J. W. Tucker
Elizabeth Settle
Maud
Palmer Goatley
J. E. Goatley
Fred Cheatham
Mackville
Cartwrights Creek
M. Reed
Ernest Goatley
Peter Shehan
Camp Ground
Spiteful horse injures man at Eddleman sale and local notes
Slight injuries were reported after a spiteful horse injured a man at the sale of Mr. Eddleman last Wednesday. Albert Benedict of Mooresville bought a bay mare from his brothers for 133 dollars. The column notes seed sowing plans amid February weather delays and lists various local visits, job moves, and rumors about post office changes and mail routes. High waters last week damaged land and fencing, washing out panels and parts of Lake Hardin's sawmill works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddleman
Albert Benedict
Mooresville
Timothy
S. G. Reddick
Edward Kelly
W. B. Ballard
Sam Reddick
Willisburg
J. E. Ferguson
Louisville
Jas. Moran, Jr
Wallas Pinkston
Maple Hill
Valley Hill
L. M. Walker
Rome
Lake Hardin
W. G. Grundy
Orchard Grass Sold and Seed Prices Quoted
Cunningham and Duncan offer orchard grass seed of all grades with highest prices paid. A Fort Edward man, Alex Benton, climbed Bald Mountain at night to seek Dr King’s New Discovery claiming cures for asthma and lung troubles for his neighbor and his son. The ad touts the remedy as a universal lung treatment available in trial bottles at one dollar with a guarantee.
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Cunningham
Alex Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Bald Mountain
Haydon & Robertson
Buggies and Farm Implements For Sale by A C Kimball
Notice lists Kauffman Moyer Arnold and Enter prise buggies Mogul Wagons Disc Harrows Corn Planters Tobacco Setters and The American Field Fence as available. Fence options include 55 No 7 wire top and bottom 9 No intermediate wire and stays with hog and poultry fencing at 40c per rod.
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Kauffman, Moyer, Arnold
Enterprise
A. C. Kimball
Say Notice Poultry Raisers Feed Fowls Tonic
Kentucky Star Plour advertises R4-11-44 as a poultry tonic that cures Cholera Gapes Koup Canker and Limberneck and acts as a preventive. It claims healthier birds and increased production with a 50 cent price and no cure no pay guarantee by Haydon & Robertson and Red Cross Drug Store with a booklet available on poultry diseases.
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Haydon & Robertson
Red Cross Drug Store
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Leo Haydon
Springfield, KY
Springfield Sun
Ednesday
L. Smith
I. H. Thurman
C. 5. Hill
Marion County
Jupee
B. L. Litsey
W. F. Booker
Robt. Noe
T. Scott Mayes
S. J. Anderson
J. W. Bush JatLer
Geo. D. Catlett
AssEsson
W. T. Mitchell
Wm. G. Roberts
Sun and Times
Jas. J. Graves
Lou Settles
Charlie
M. M. E. Lee
South
New Jersey St. Indianapolia
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Zeigler
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Robertson-Claybrooke CO
Kentucky Star
Opera House
the Indian Ballet
Red Cross
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Springfield Lumber Go
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