Happy Hollow Farm News and Local Visits
Busy plowing season at Happy Hollow as Tolley Griffey and family spent the weekend with Mrs Griffey’s sister Mrs Lade Coulter and family. Several neighbors including Ed Hanby and wife and John Armstrong’s family visited and shopped in Willisburg. Mrs J M Shields and son Erastus travelled to Willisburg Friday while Rockefeller’s note promotes Chamberlain’s Colic remedy as trusted by users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolley Griffey
George Keeling
Lee Settles
M. Shields
Elmer
Douf Hanby
Sebe Coulter
John Armstrong
Ed Hanby
Moiea Myrtle Armstrong
Hanby
Tim Cain
John Crow
Edgar Settles
Polin
J. M. Shields
Erastus
Willisburg
G. W. Stallings
Springfield
Myrtle Armstrong
Ed Hanty
Samuel Coulter
Taitham Springs
Not Sorry For Blunder
Harrodsburg Kentucky resident D. J. Sanders recounts imitation cures failed before trying a product called Discovery. He claims it stopped his coughing and improved his health. The ad pitches the remedy as a life saver for coughs and lung ailments, priced at $1.00 with a free trial and guaranteed by Haydon & Robertson, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Sanders
Harrodsburg
Pointer Ted
Haydon & Robertson
Springfield area church dedication and local visits noted
Miss Katherine and Roxie Wakefield attended the Springfield Baptist church dedication. The community reports numerous visits among residents, with Mr. and Mrs. Kirsch hosting relatives and many locals mentioning family travel and gatherings. Ad mentions Chamberlain's Stomach Over Tablets as a remedy for bowel troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Community Notes From Fenwick and Springfield Sun
Local Fenwick notes describe farmers preparing ground for corn after favorable weather while frost damaged fruit and gardens. Residents Miss Maggie Smith Mrs Bertha Lanham and Miss Etla Adams are mentioned with visiting relatives and shop outings. The Springfield Sun invites correspondence and local updates for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa
Maggie Smith
Bertha Lanham
Etla Adams
Sallie Fowler
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments
An advertisement warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio as mercury free. It claims internal use and direct action on blood and mucous surfaces with a price of one dollar fifty per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie Demas
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Toledo, CO
Births and visits noted in Texas community column
Texas society page records a birth in the Rice family and a string of visits and illnesses. Rosa Rice and a Newmarket grandfather visit N. Rice. Mrs. Nancy Cocanougher and Miss Warren stay with local families. several locals attend Springfield dedication and Caldwell College events. local sickness includes Mrs. T. A. Hayes and Mrs. Nancy Cocanougher. The Ladies Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs. J. M. Begley. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is recommended for children by local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Will Logsdon
Main Street
Indiana
J. E. Harmon
Jotn Ross
Elia
Rose
Emma
Eliza Adams
Alva Perkins
Springfield
Estelle Fowler
Myrtle Perkins
Ray Logsdon
Fenwick
Hoxie Cecil
Jim Lanham
Will Nally
Galey
N. Rice
Rosa Rice
Newmarket
Nancy Boblitt
Lebanon
A. L. Litsey
Pleasant Grove
Hanson Robinson
T. A. Hayes
Hattie Arnold
Caldwell Collee
Dan
A Bill the Paper Must Pay
A writer argues newspapers bear costs for every line and must rent space to live. The piece contends grocers would not donate groceries, while papers offer free advertising only when beneficiaries pay. It sees rent-free practice as unsustainable for a newspaper.
Best Stomach Remedy Free
An old warning that a sound stomach keeps the body safe notes that stomach disorders cause dyspepsia and biliousness. It warns constipation can lead to serious disease as waste remains in the system and contaminates the blood. The ad promotes laxatives and mentions The Red Cross Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Temper Test Over Snowball Prank Sparks Lesson
Mrs. Witt scolds George for swearing after being pelted by a snowball. She urges restraint and explains her temper is not to please the boys who provoked the incident.
Subscribers advertise stock for sale in local column
Local readers list numerous farm stock and produce for sale including horses cows corn beans ducks eggs and poultry stock from various residents and addresses. Several listings specify quantities prices and breeds such as Indian Runner ducks Rhode Island Red eggs and Barred Plymouth Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Tucker
Rt. 1
Rhode Island
L. Brady
Rt. 3
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NOBLE
Denmark
Riad Gorre
Weanling
Washington County
First Am Bo Vor Motte
Alani Chee Cheuttecon
B. B. Leachman
Happy Hollow
John D. Rockefeller
Red Bird
Cabell
Lexington
Kentucky
Red Bird, Jr
Lyle’s Wilkes
George Wilkes
Brignoda
Napoleon
Jack
W. E. Greene
Raymond Nally
Walton Hotel
Laur
Loumviile
Senate
Maud
Katherine
Roxie Wakefield
Baptist Church
Birdie Love
Emm Bodine
Eugene Shehan
Jennie Barlow
Lev. Brown
Neal Bodine
Mary. Shehan
Zora Montgomery
Spencer County
Andrew Kirsch
Aon
Roy
Louis Kirsch
D. H. Huston
Clyde Brown
Winchester
Dora Adams
Judith Montgomery
Thomas Reed
Ot Booker
M. L. Troutman
Kate Showmaker
Ham Shewmaker
Bloomfield
Willie Huston
Shannon Cloyd
E. E. Wakefield
Luther Kirsch
Yofin
The
Sun and Courier-Journal
Springfield Sun
Nashville
Tenn
Mississippi
Lousiana
Illinois
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
J. M. Trent
Willisburg, KY
Texas
Fire & Wien
W. F. Trusty
Bavibon & Barber
B. D. Lake
Kentuckys
M. W. Hyatt
Orrick Owen
RED Cross Drug Store
Dr. J. C. Mudd
Ofpior
Ratdos
Dado Srer
J. H. Lampton, M. D
Springfield, KY
Opera House
T. Scott Mayes
Atty-At-Law
Sue
C. C. McChord
All Plate
Federal
D. Claybrooke
Marshall Duncan
Robertson Building
adPinine
Isuet Spappeale
Caah
T. P. O'Bryan City
John Deboe
Ben D. Clements
Rt 2
Mra Wm. Ee
Plymout
Coe
Bbc
J. K. Walls
Mra. A. L. Litney
Willinburg
P. M. Howard
Charley Martin
C. N. Willett
S. M. Campbell
Talesa Specialty
Wile
Anymere
Torms Peanon
M. Brussell
Exchange
John Y. Mayes
Dendsome
Newnan
Twanteltbera
Atlle
Rash Erent
Ed M. Russell
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