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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1905

Page

2

To My Brethren Reflections on Speech and Love

A 19th century moral essay urges men to curb oaths and boastful talk in favor of considerate behavior. It contrasts polite surface manners with genuine kindness, praises acts like giving up seats and helping others, and argues sympathy and support from women are essential to a fulfilled life. The piece cites Cincinnati tales of marriage and elocution, and closes with advice against fretful temper and its harm to family discipline.

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Repainting Makes An Old Buggy New Surrey Need

A brief item notes a Coventry workshop repainting an old buggy for a Surrey family, highlighting craft and restoration effort. The story mentions local interest in vintage vehicles and the owner’s satisfaction with the refreshed finish.

Springfield Carriage Painting Co Secures Expert Workman

The Springfield Carriage Painting Co has organized and engaged Mr. Wm Lambart of Louisville as an expert workman. For prices call Leo Haydon Robertson & Searcy C. W. Hagan or visit the old Casey shop on West Main Street.

Wm. Lambart Louisville Leo Haydon Robertson & Searcy C. W. Hagan Casey Shop West Main Street

Fire destroys landmark house in county

A residence near Leathers' store in the county burned Tuesday morning. The Stovema Leathers home, one of the area’s most attractive buildings, was destroyed with all contents. Loss around four thousand dollars, insured for three thousand. Fire started from a kitchen flue and rapidly engulfed the structure.

Stovema Leathers Leathers

How to Ward Off Old Age Digestive Health Tips

Advice on delaying aging by maintaining vigorous digestion and eating age appropriate foods. Recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach discomfort and indigestion with sale through C. J. Haydon, druggist.

Jack Wilson's Romance in Bardstown Kentuckys Standard

Miss Mabel Clarke will wed Mr John P Wilson editor of the Kentucky Standard at Bardstown Kentucky in the early spring. The notice highlights the upcoming marriage and identifies the couple and their roles.

Kentucky Standard Mabel Clarke John 8. Wilson Bardstown, Ky Miss Clarke

Baseball Reverses as St. Marys Defeats Springfield 9 to 7

Springfield loses a hard fought game to St. Marys on Wednesday May 3. Campbell hits a homer with bases loaded. Colvin’s spitball and Wycoff at short lead visitors to victory while Col Noe mans the mound in a strong umpiring performance.

Springfield St. Marys Col. Noe Waco Campbell Colvin

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Proclaimed Best by Merchant

George L. Chubb of Harlan Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine he has taken. The ad claims it cures a cough or cold faster than any other treatment and should be kept on hand for instant use. Sold by C J Haydon, druggist.

C. B. Wainwwight Lemon City Hayden George L. Chubb Harlan Mich C. J. Haydon

Aged settler James Hedges dies in Bourbon County

James Hedges SS aged settler and leading stock trader of Bourbon County died at his home near Plum. He was born, raised and married in the same house, and lived there for 50 years. The obituary notes his prominence in local agriculture and as a longtime stock trader.

Paris James Hedges Bourbon County Plum Hedges

Claims Decision Delivers Payouts to Kentucky Regiments

The United States Court of Claims awards the First Kentucky Regiment officers and staff about 812,000 and the Second Regiment around 5,008 dollars to veterans of the Spanish American War.

Washington United States Court of Claims Kentucky

Twins born to Bald Knob farmer couple in Kentucky

May 4 report from Frankfort notes the wife of John Herrell gave birth to twins weighing six pounds combined. Both infants are described as well formed and healthy. Attorney Hallam Dead in Covington, and the well known Theodore Hallam dies in St. Elizabeth's hospital. The City of Mexico contracts sewerage works and pipe laying for $600,000.

Frankfort John Herrell Bald Knob County Covington Omya—Mven Theodore Hallam St. Elizabeth's Hospital Mexico

Local Social Happenings In Maud Community

Maud residents host fluests guests at Wakefield home and supper guests of E. Wakefield. Andrews and wife visit parents. Stiles and family with William Humphrey visit Dr. Shehan. Francis Settlers and others visiting. Eva Royalty visiting Susan Graham. Charley Mellroy visits H. T. Shehan. Frank Moore and Susie stay with S. A. Humphrey. J Robert Crume of Bardstown calls on Dr. Shehan.

I. N. Arnold Sallie Bodine Fannie Brown Emma Karrick R- M. Arnold Jno. Brown T. J. Settle Thos. Arnold Lancaster Vance Karrick Mesdames Sallie Bodine Mae Emma Birdie L Norris Bodine Vella Karrick Rev. Hobbs Cornelia Nellie EE. Wakefield Eva Royalty Susan Graham Sharpsville Charley Mellroy H. T. Shehan Frank Moore Miss Susie S. A. Humphrey's J. Robert Crume Bardstown Dr. Shehan

Harrodsburg Banks Sued Over Back Taxes

Harrodsburg Kentucky May 4 Harrison filed suits in the Circuit Court against the First National and Mercer National banks for back taxes estimated between 20 000 and 25 000 from each bank. The petitions allege 160 000 in personal property for each bank and partial taxation. It claims banks valued capital stock at par though market value is 160 per share.

Harrodsburg Augdstor’s Harrison First National Mercer National

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Staight Fulness Cincinnati Tribune Clarye Mr. Wilson Wilson Standard Surrey the Springfield Carriage Painting Co THE Springfield Carriage Painting Company Brooksville Tatham Springs Davis Noel Hattie Settle Sammie Crook Hillsboro Artie Sutton Sima Glens Creek Misa Hester Noel Lula Sharp Jersome Luther Cooksey Misa Irene’ Sutton Hilleboro Jerome Wells Birchwood Jesse Noel Lala Pinkston Anderson News Jack Wilson Simms Cain and Robertson Loud Thunder Tong Wycoff Mackville Marks Chamberlain Duck Run Whitley County le P. Martin Gladys Menefee Nity Joseph K. Ledford Pulaski County Wittaker Sandy Ford Lesle Abijah B. Gross Versailles Mary R. Kinkead Keokuk Newport Flynn Hallam Kurfees Red Cross Drug Store Srrineseu. Xy Maud Harrodsburg Bank F.T Cox & CO
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