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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1908

Page

4

Democratic Vision for 1896 Bryan Victory Urged in Frankfort

Governor Beckham urges Kentuckians to back William Jennings Bryan in November to reward reform after past missteps. He cites economic policies, anti trust stance, and tariff reform as Democratic strong points and praises Bryan as a moral, capable leader in the national contest.

God of Battles Wm. J. Bryan United States America Jefferson Jackson Lincoln

Governor Signs Crecelius Wyatt Tobacco Bill

Frankfort Ky March 13 Gov Willson signed the Crecelius Wyatt tobacco bill with heavy penalties for buying or selling pooled tobacco to curb dumping and post pooled sales. The measure led by Dr Crecelius and Sen G T Wyatt aims to halt night rider fueled raids and was accompanied by the Lillard pure food law signing. remarks note uncertainty over its fruit.

Courier-Journal Frankfort Willson Crecelius- Wyatt Crecelius House G. T. Wyatt Senate Gov. Willson A. R. Dunlap

Poultry Raising Pays With Seasonal Fodder Advice

A vintage promotional note urges poultry keepers to feed fowls now to prevent diseases like cholera roup gapes and limberneck. Directions specify 3 to 5 drops per dose for sick birds and regular weekly feedings as prevention. Turkeys require less, price 50 cents, guaranteed by Haydon and Robertson, Druggists.

Haydon & Robertson

Death of Dr. J. M. Burton at Battle Creek

Dr. J M Burton of Springfield died of heart disease with liver and stomach trouble on March 5 in Battle Creek Michigan after a year of failing health. Born January 8 1860 near Kirksville Kentucky he practiced dentistry in Springfield for 25 years. He leaves a large family and a generous open hearted legacy and is mourned by many friends.

J. M. Burton Battle Creek Michigan Earth Dr. Burton Kirksville Madison County Springfield Dedman Kentucky Burton M. G. Leachman Washington County George Burton Ella Jenkins Danville Geo Arthur Burton Texas James Burton Whitesboro Tex Fred Burton Iva Burton Lampton Christian Church Lancaster Masonic Springfield Lodge J. A. Boulware J.F. Pettus Leo Haydon W. H. Wharton W. Grigsby Lune

Local social notes from Har desty area spring time events

Weather fine as farmers prepare to plant. Families from Willisburg Springfield and Louisville visit and shop for spring millinery and goods. A Flinch party at S G Hardesty's hosts Neal Gray and friends with several Misses and Messrs.

J. H. Gray Ollie J. T. Sutherland Willisburg Rufus, Goodlett W. S. Y. Goodlett John Arnold Mollie Williams Snider Walter Louis Springfield Edd Smothers Roy Cheser Lula Cheatham Tavie Goodlett Ollie Gray Louisville T.J. Trent Mary Crow Trent S. G. Hardesty Messrs Russell Hardin Rue Ernest Arthur Gray Martha Ida Ethel Gray

Canary Social Notes Mention Perryville Visits

Mr. Robert Milton and wife visited the latter's parents at Perryville Saturday and Sunday. Mr. James Lanham and wife were guests of Mr. R. P. Lanham and family last week. We are sorry to report Naomi, the

Robert Milton Perryville James Lanham R. P. Lanham Naomi

Fenwick Family Notes and Local Socials

The little daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Fenwick is very ill with appendicitis. Miss May Logsdon visits Miss May Lanham. Pearl and Louise Fenwick visit Mrs W A Barker. Mr Henry Stump and family visit Mr and Mrs Robert Milton. Sadie Fenwick and Adray Canary visit Mackville. May Lanham May Logsdon Adray Canary and Margret Hiatt visit Hattie Logsdon. M B Harding improves property with new fencing. A new girl arrives at Elvine Yates home. Mrs James Lanham and Miss May Lanham visit Adray Canary. Peach trees near bloom with warmer days ahead.

G. W. Fenwick May Logsdon May Lanham Pearl Louise Fenwick W. A. Barker Henry Stump Addie Lee Robert Milton Sadie Fenwick Fenwick Adray Canary

Organizing in Washington County Secures Miss Shauity as Representative

A newcomer has stayed a week to organize in the area and has chosen Miss Ella Shauity as their Washington county representative. Prospective buyers are urged to see her now for first-class insurance at about one-third the regular price before the charter closes.

Ella Shauity Washington County

Pleasant Spring Socials and Local Visits in Happy Hollow

The column lists numerous Sunday and Monday visits across Happy Hollow and nearby areas. Families such as Shields, Sutherland, Kays, Armstrongs, Crow, Mollvoy, Barnett, Melivoy, Coulter, and Perkins are mentioned visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. A note adds a horse care tip advising cleaning nail wounds and applying hot fat.

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