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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1909

Page

4

Road repairs bids to be opened by Fiscal Court

Notices posted in voting precincts announce that on April 7 a bid opening will occur for work and materials to improve the roads of Washington county. The county maintains about 240 miles of macadamized pikes and bridges valued at $300,000, highlighting the scale of the road maintenance task.

Washington County John A. Sympson Beech Fork River Fredericktown

Road improvements urged as county plans bids

The Sun urges Washington county residents to cooperate with officials on road work. It argues good roads raise county value and farming land worth, and calls on eligible voters to bid for road contracts on April 7 to assist officials in overcoming deficiencies.

Washington County the Sun

Valley Hill News Highlights Local Visits and Movements

Springfield residents Mrs A R Shultz and Miss Miranda Tucker visited Mrs M Reed on Tuesday. Many locals reported visiting relatives in Poortown and nearby areas. A post office reopening petition is to be circulated for this place with the L N agent serving as proposed postmaster.

A. R. Shultz Springfield Miranda Tucker M. Reed Lucien Pinkston Annie Tatum Poortown Everett Pinkston Robert Thompson Robert M. Thompson L. M. Gregory Pleasant Grove William Goodlett Hardesty W. F. Moran T. A. Tatum Eliza Mitchell Near Polin J. B. Williams Paralee Hardy Louisville T. C. Tatum Robert Snider Robert Vivian Bradley Tatum Willie Moran Elm Hill John Cutsinger Mooresville C. P. Goatley Camp Ground Evan’Sales Rodman Mackville Hunter Goatley Jas, Moran Lake Toxaway Biltmore Hendersonville Asheville Barber Blue Ridge

Locust Grove Notes From Community Gossip Page

Local items list visits and social calls across Bloomfield Springfield and Willisburg. Residents named include Litsey Reed Leachman Wakefield and Montgomery, with travels to Springfield and Mackville. Farmers report tobacco bed work and oats plowing as season activity continues.

Chas. Mcllroy Hal Shehan Carrol Allen Edith Duncan Z. Z. Andrews Clayton Woford Green Hayes Misa Roxie Wakefield Shannon Cloyd Harrodsburg Mary Shehan Misa Josie Chas. Lewis Bloomfield Belle Roxie Mary Wakefield Hallie Houston J. N. Shehan J. F. Settle Lizzie Durrett Springfield Scott Montgomery Willie Houston

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