Circuit Court Proceedings Opened By Judge Thurman
Circuit Court convened with Judge I H Thurman presiding. Grand jury sworn with foreman G L Haydon and 11 others, instructed on gaming, Sunday closing and liquor in local option areas. Petit jurors listed. second day indictments handled. Ray Justice fined five dollars for hunting on another’s premises and Bob Justice fifty dollars for pointing a deadly weapon. Jim Young acquitted on carrying a concealed weapon. Geo Haydon fined sixty dollars for selling whiskey locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
I. H. Thurman
G. L. Haydon
Foreman
R. M. Thompson
Titus Flougher
C. L. Price
J. F. Gregory
W. T. Anderson
Kent Rogers
John Harmon
Butler Showmaker
Bailey Pinkston
H. B. Bonta
Richard Carey
Petit Jury
John Tobin
Joe Campbell
M. A. Mackin
B. W. Neixick
H. P. Mudd
Will Fitzgerald
W. 8. Poulter
C. Cristie
R. L. Brady
W. M. Natley
J. C. Clements
W. L. Graham
Isaac Armstrong
Ed Foster
W. W. Isham
A. B. Walker
Taylor Masters
J. T. Carrico
J. Q Goode
H. F. Reed
T. #. Montgomery
John Dennis
H. P. McElroy
W. C. Mudd
Death of Mr McIntire in Fredercktown after kidney trouble
Mr E G McIntire a well known Fredercktown resident died Monday May 23 1910 after a long kidney illness. Born Sept 30 1835 he would be 75. He married Rosie Fowler May 7 1859 and had four daughters including Mrs Jeff Walker. Survived by his wife two dozen children and others. he once served as magistrate and helped vote 90000 to build the turnpike. Interred at Botland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. McIntire
Fredercktown
Mr. McIntire
Rosie Fowler
King
Jeff Walker
McIntire
Botland
R. C. Dumeis
Penick
Marion County
Ryder Cemetery
William Daniels
Indianapolis
Edna Daniels
J. L. Putnam
Robert M. Banister
Back to the Farm Spark Hits Montanan Homesteads
The Minneapolis Journal reports a national back to the farm surge with 2,000,000 predicted to desert cities for the countryside this spring. Montana sees 500 new homestead claims weekly as thousands more acres await settlers. Oregon, Washington, Wyoming and the Dakotas join the influx, with up to 8.5 million expected to return to soil before fall 1910.
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America
Washington
Northwest
Montana
Great Pulse Land Office
United States
Oregon
Wyoming
Dakotas
Thas
Minneapolis Journal
Shall Women Vote If They Did New Life Pills Ad
Advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for women with claims of health benefits. It asserts the pills banish dull feelings, backache, headache, and constipation, promising safety and certainty at Hayslon and Robertson's.
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Dr. King
Hayslon & Robertoon's
Trial of Henry Davison in Louisville Murder Case
The jury found Henry Davison not guilty after a long trial in Louisville before Judge Gregory. Prosecution by T Scott Mayes and Mix faced defense by W C McChord J W Lewis and W D Claybrooke. Evidence was conflicting with witnesses claiming the shooting followed an address, while others said Davison acted after being assaulted and knocked down.
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Henry Davison
Prentice Bobjitt
Louisville
Gregory
Criminal Court
Messrs
T. Scott Mayes
Commonwealth
Mix
W. C. McChord
J. W. Lewis
W. D. Claybrooke
Correction on Erastus Shields Trial Status
The correction notes a printing error stating Erastus Shields would stand trial for murder this term. it should have named Erastus Holliday. Shields is recovering from a serious past injury, has no charges against him, and is highly regarded in the county.
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Erastus Shields
Erastus Holliday
Shields
Lad Accident Leaves Teen Severely Disabled
Everett Beaver sixteen son of James Beaver suffered a terrible accident Wednesday afternoon while alighting from a freight train near the Lebanon Lumber Company. His left leg was mangled between box cars and later amputated below the knee at Elizabeth Hospital by Dr. McChord. The leg was also fractured near the hip. He withstood the operation and is recovering.
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Everett Beaver
James Beaver
Msten
Lebanon Lumber Company
Elizabeth Hospital
McChord
Beavier
Lebanon
Falcon
Comet Cold Epidemic Reported in New York City
May 21 New York reports a rising number of colds and grip linked to early morning roof parties watching Halley’s comet. Health Commissioner Lederle says no official notice of an epidemic, while a citizen protests newspaper fearmongering.
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New York
New York City
Lederle
Figure 7 Social by Presbyterian Youth Band
The Younger Missionary Band of the Presbyterian church plans a Figure 7 social on the lawn at Mrs. J Y Mayes residence tomorrow evening. The event invites neighbors to join a social gathering hosted by the church group.
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The
Presbyterian Church
J. Y. Mayes
Expert's Opinion On Skin Disease Remedy Zemo
A national skin disease expert notes eczema is hard to conquer yet endorses Zemo as a successful external remedy for eczema itching skin diseases dandruff pimples and blackheads. The liquid treatment is praised as clean and superior to greasy salves and lotions and suitable for infants. Leo Haydon offers free sample bottles and a booklet explaining home cure with Zemo.
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Zemo
Leo Haydon
Johnson sponsor presses forward in Kentucky governor race
Rep Ben Johnson's special representative Rogers Gore says Johnson is the sole clear gubernatorial candidate in Kentucky. Gore states headquarters are active and Johnson will tour counties after Congress adjourns. Kentucky counties receive varied tax assessments from the State Board of Equalization with multiple rate increases and town lot exemptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Al-State Board of Equalization
Jnc. Wakefield
Cincinnati Enquirer
Rogers Gore
Kentucky
Johnson
Gore
Commonwealth
Congress
Mr. Johnson
Rodman Jersey Sale at Shelbyville Ky. Farm Report
The Rodman Jersey cattle sale near Shelbyville Kentucky on Friday May 13 drew steady bidding from multiple regions. Eighty one cataloged head sold plus many calves at 100 to 220 dollars each, averaging about 300 dollars for the main lot, with no sensational prices. Springfield buyers acquired Octavia's Noble Lass, Forfarshire's Golden Queen, Noble's Sweet Benedictine, a calf by Sultan's Pandora, Fox's Majestic Lady, and Fox's Pandora among others, reflecting solid demand for high grade Jerseys and breeder stock.
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H. D
J. A. Rodman
Shelbyville
Jersey
Farmers” Home Journal
Springfield
Octavia
Noble
Oaklands
I. H. Thurman
Forfarshire
Thurman
Sultan
Pandora
Fox
Marjesty
E. S. Mayes
Agatha
Flying Fox
E. S. Mayes, Jr
Sayes on Iowa Man Life and Electric Bitters
Robert Madsen of West Tharlington Iowa lay in a hospital seven weeks with doctors giving up then found relief using Electric Bitters after eight months of liver trouble jaundice and failed remedies He took five bottles and recovered at Haydon Robertson's selling for 150 cents with a life changing claim and guarantee for stomach and kidney health.
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Robert Madsen
West Tharlingston
Iowa
Haydon & Robertson's
Itch Relief Ad Promotes D D D Remedy Offer
An advertisement touts D D D Prescription itch relief with oil of wintergreen thymol and ally cerine in external use. It promises instant relief from itching and offers a special bottle at Ye to new customers in town, from The Leo Haydon Co.
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The
Leo Haydon Co
Burglary at Millinery Store Stolen Hat Trim Goods
Thieves broke into Mrs. Willie Knots millinery shop last week taking a small quantity of artificial flowers and hat trimmings. Entry was gained by prying open a window and the culprits escaped through a rear door left ajar. No clues to their identity were found.
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Willie Knots
Marion County Fire Destroys Bobbitt Hotel in Lebanon
Early Monday morning a woodshed fire behind the Bobbitt hotel near the depot in Marion County, Lebanon, destroyed the hotel and several adjoining buildings. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars with 4000 dollars on the building and 1000 on furnishings. insurance covered.
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Falcon and Enterprise
Lebanon
Bobbitt
Bobbntt
Citizens National Life Insurance forms largest southern merger
The Citizens Life and Citizens National Life Insurance Companies merge to form Citizens National Life Insurance Company with a capital of 1.5 million, potentially rising to 5 million. Chartered in Kentucky, it will deposit about 1.8 million with the state to protect 128 policyholders. Directors include W. D. Claybrooke.
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South
Citizens’ Life
Citizens” National Life Insurance Companies
Citizens’ National Life Insurance Company
Kentucky
Springfield
W. D. Claybrooke
Manhattan Shrimps Recipe Tease from Woman's Home Companion
Fannie Merritt Palmer offers a kitchen tip for Manhattan Shrimps in Woman's Home Companion. Melt butter and flour, blend, then whisk in cream and tomato with soda, add cheese and canned shrimp, season with salt mustard and cayenne. Cook until cheese melts and serve immediately.
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Fannie Merritt Palmer
Woman's Home Companion Fortune
Local social notes from Texas and nearby towns
Mrs R L Purdom and daughter visited Springfield hosts. Rev R L Purdom back from Baltimore Baptist convention. Mr B T Spalding and family with Mrs John Peterson. Miss Ella Yankey visiting Aunt Mrs Clem. John Peterson bought a horse for 200 dollars. R L Arnold loses a fine colt. Arnold brothers in Boyle County last week. Mrs Julia Russell visits Mrs T E Wilson. Peterson Rice Co expands two storehouses.
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R. L. Purdom
H. H. Kimberlin
M. Campbell
Springfield
Baltimore Md
T. Spalding
Daugh~ter
Lebanon
John Peterson
Golden Peterson
Gravel
Ella Yankey
Penick
Clem
Charlie Good
Debaren
Perryville
R. L. Arnold
Massers
R. L
A. W. Arnold
Boyle County
Julia Russell
Mackville
Mra
T. E. Wilson
Peterson Rice & Co
Wise and Otherwise Reflects on Effort and Honesty
The piece contends that those who boast of free speech or honesty without action rarely feel the impact of failure. It favors those who try and fail over the uninvolved, notes the value of exertion, and critiques employers who preach clockless work while watching the time.
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Taylor
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Simpson
Wayne
Whitley
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Hopkins
Magoffin
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Meade
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Owen
Jefferson
Kenton
McLean
Pendleton
Powell
Spencer
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Wolfe
Rath
Caldwell
Grant
Henry
Hicknah
Morgan
Ballard
Carliste
Carlisle
Franklin
Tayfr
Todi
Rodman
Sayes
John
George Johnson
John Rodman
W. Helm
Mary M. Daurham
Mr. Moore
Mulberry Street
Mr. Helm
Pressant Run
John D. Rockefeller
M. Russell
Jeweelen
Optician
BIG Merger Life Insurance
Manhattan
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