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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1907

Page

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Tragic Mooresville Fire Kills Two Children

Two young children of Mr and Mrs Ed A Boblitt died in a Monday morning fire at their Mooresville home. A three year old boy heroically pulled the cradle carrying his infant sister from the flames but could not save her. Neighbors and physicians described Mrs Boblitt as seriously burned and the family in deep grief. The house and contents were destroyed with no insurance. the community seeks aid for the bereaved couple.

Ed. A. Boblitt Ed. A.boblitt Mooresville Tim Jand Manilla Bay Carnegie Hero Fund Earth Crooke Boblitt

Mass Meeting to Protest French Laws Against Christianity

Citizens of Marion and surrounding counties are invited to attend a mass meeting at the opera house in this city on Sunday afternoon March 10 1907 at 3 o'clock. Speakers will include Hon Edward J McDermott of Louisville and Judge J H Thur f of Springfield. The gathering aims to oppose laws seen as abolishing Christianity in France and to spread awareness of the issue among the Christian world.

Lebanon Marion Opera House France Edward J. McDermott Louisville J. H. Thur Springfield

Organizing In Marion Inion County This Week

Mr. Nally has done good work as organizers in Marion Ion County this week.

Ion County Nally

Mysterious rock basins spark local speculation near Aliceton

In south Boyle County two massive rocks crown a cliff and contain seven kettle shaped hollows that scholars say show toolwork. Local tradition blames ancient inhabitants or earlier civilizations, while a sermon by Bro. Hatchett at Beech Grove reflects on sin and moral reform. Austin M. Robinson of Aliceton dies at 78, with funeral held Feb 28. Bro. P Walker praised as a top circuit preacher.

Aliceton Camp Ground Boyle Mr. Ward Mississippi Valley

LUGS But Some of This To bacco Talk Is to

A fragmented OCR reads as a header style item with unclear context about tobacco talk and related slang. The readable fragments hint at a local page item or column but lack coherent naming, dates, or events to confirm a concrete summary.

Pooling Figures Grow As Days Pass in Burley Boosters Call

The piece urges Burley farmers to join the pooling effort with figures near 2000 on the books and aims for 95 percent pooled. It promotes unity, warns against bulldozing dissenters, and appeals to merchants to back the plan under the American Society of Equity in a line of communal farming advancement.

Increased Demand Drives Blue Grass Manufacturing Expansion

An exultant call to action for doctors lawyers preachers merchants and all to boost business as Blue Grass Manufacturing grows. The firm plans to hire more workers and add machinery while praising Springfield harness and urging practical talk over idle chatter. Hon W C McChord spoke at Shelbyville with strong applause. a stenographer will prepare tract form for distribution. McChord and W A Clements were in Winchester visiting.

Blue Grass Manufacturing Company W. C. McChord Shelbyville W. A. Clements State Board of Control

Board Meeting to Discuss Big Barn Erection in Burley

A meeting of the Board of Control of the Burley district is planned. A contractor will be in town this week to assess erecting the big barn. Washington County Warehouse Company has received 471,721 pounds of tobacco to date. Beginning tomorrow tobacco will be received at Mr. L. T. Spalding's barn, with work at H. R. Thompson’s barn completed this afternoon.

Board of Control of Burley District Washington County Warehouse Company L. T. Spalding H. R. , Thompson Barn

Hon Ben Johnson heads to Panama with congressional party

Hon Ben Johnson left Bardstown for Washington City and will sail this week with a congressional group to Panama. The party plans to study the canal project at the Atlantic and Pacific gateways and discuss the canal with Congress when it convenes next winter.

Ben Johnson Bardstown Washington City New York Panama Johnson Congress

Death of Mrs Lucy Hubbard at Jensonton

Mrs Lucy Hubbard died at her home near Jensonton yesterday afternoon from consumption. A widow with three orphan children, she belonged to the Methodist church and was a good woman. The funeral will be held this afternoon at Beech Grove conducted by Bro. PB Walker from Mackville, with interment in Isham graveyard.

Lucy Hubbard Jensonton Methodist Church Beech Grove PB. Walker Mackville Isham

Reception for Rev and Mrs Lawson by Presbyterian Church

A large crowd gathered at the Sunday school room of the Presbyterian church last Thursday for a reception honoring Rev and Mrs Lawson. Chocolate coffee and wafers were served by church ladies. Revs Lyon Williams of neighboring churches gave welcoming addresses and Lawson spoke briefly. The Lawson couple are warmly welcomed to Springfield by diverse congregations. he is a former pastor of the church and was dearly loved.

Lawson Presbyterian Church Lyon Williams Springfield

Auction Prices Reported at Bucklen Sale in Marion County

Auctioneer 8 M Campbell reports a well attended sale of E F Bucklen in Marion County. A seven year old Jennett sold for 505 dollars a two year old Jennett for 200 dollars. A son and eight pigs brought 966 dollars. Nineteen yearling sugar mules brought 122 dollars each and work mules ranged from 100 dollars to a pair of three year olds at 344 dollars.

8. M. Campbell E. F. Bucklen Marion County Jennett

Springfield Sun Faces Backlog in Printing Department

Over the past ten days the Springfield Sun’s job desk has been overwhelmed by a flood of orders from Smithville and other large clients. Printing capacity is stretched as work continues day and night this week and into the next, leaving the paper “over at the heel” and staff pressed to keep up.

Springfield Sun Smithville

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Mrs. Boblitt Seri Ously Washington County Cocanougher Hatchett Austin M. Robinson Aliceton Bro. P. Walker Elizabeth Bottom Perryville Wesley Chapel the Sun The Brethren Aay Bacco Burley American Society of Equity Terbacker Burley Roosters U. S W. C.mcchord Winchester
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