Marion County News Roundup of Local Deaths Trials and Fire
Mrs J W Perkins died at Elizabeth Hospital after gall stone surgery and funeral set for Willisburg. Eddie H Harden and Lillie M Miller wed at the Methodist Parsonage, left for Louisville. Two Casey county men sue Chief J A Thompson for 5000 for false arrest after whisky incident. W J Murrell’s new Merrimac barn burned, no insurance. Circuit court adjourns. Howard verdict over Maxwell estate dispute. City Council appeals over Chief Thompson charges. Old bells as religion’s early invention noted.
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Falcon
J. W. Perkins
Elizabeth Hospital
Feld
Willisburg
Eddie H. Harden
Washington County
Lillie M. Miller
Loretto
C. H. Prather
Louisville
C. L. Campbell
J. R. Hendrickon
J. A. Thompson
Casey County
Ed C. Johnson
Springfield
Chief Thompson
Thomas
McElroy
Thompson
Thurman
J. T.carter
A. Kelly
Court of Appeals
H. S. McElroy
Dwarf Trees Used As Dinner Party Ornaments
Horticulturists have embraced dwarf trees as features at dinner parties and as ornamental centerpieces, with enthusiasts showcasing Yate varieties adapted for compact display.
Constipation in Women and a Syrup Remedy
The notice claims women are prone to constipation due to their functions and links this to foul breath, bad complexion, and headaches. It promotes Dr. Wells Syrup Pepsi as a remedy, urging readers to buy from their druggist under a guaranteed offer.
Superstitions Rule High on Virginia Hill Farms
A fragmentary account portrays Virginian hill communities near the Hive Ridge and Shenandoah Valley as deeply superstitious. Farmers fear bad luck and witchlike omens, rely on folk remedies, and blend churchgoing with old beliefs. Anecdotes feature a Bristow-like rustic dialect, sassafras fire myths, whipperwills, moon lore, and a wary view of doctors and liquor as part of rural life.
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Washington
Capitol
Shenandoah Valley
Baal
Bix
Secon
Chile
Tata
Waller
Warren County
The Decision Itself in Kentucky Court of Appeals opinion
The Evening Post lauds the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling on Louisville contest cases as a landmark statement on the supremacy of democratic institutions. It praises the opinion as a handbook of good government and a defense of fair elections for all time, commending the bench for upholding citizens rights.
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Evening Post
Louisville
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Death of Father Hull Jesuit Scholar Dies After Long Service
Rev Father Walter H Hill a Jesuit dies at University of St Joseph after years of teaching philosophy He was born near Lebanon and survived by a single brother in Louisville He authored theological works translated and used worldwide A friend of Archbishop Ireland his passing is a loss to the Jesuit Order and church
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Lebanon
Walter H. Hill
University of St. Js
Father Hill
Old Hill
St. Rose Pike
St. Catherine’s Academy
B. F. Hill
Louisville
Marion County
St. Mary's College
Jesuit University
Archbishop Ireland
Catholi Church
Church of
Railroad Commissioners Face Re election in Western and Kentucky Posts
The Evening Post notes all three Railroad Commissioners seek re election. Siler faces little opposition as a Republican in the field. McChord, a Democrat from the district, ran unopposed in the primary. In the Western district Ferguson won a spirited nominating contest. The piece expects confirmation at the polls and praises the Kentucky Commission for active steady, safe methods improving relations with railroads.
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Evening Post
Siler
McChord
Ferguson
Kentucky Commission
Goddard Named Nominee by Harrodsburg Democrats
The Democratic County Committee met Saturday and declared Grave Goddard the candidate for the Legislature. Tom William withdrew after taking money, and the June primary is annulled. Goddard will be voted for in November with no Republican challenger expected.
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Harrodsburg
Democratic County Committee
Grave Goddard
TI. William
Goddard
A Hard Debt to Pay
A Westfield Iowa resident, G S Clark, praises Dr King’s New Discovery for a near fatal lung illness. He credits the remedy with ending a dry hacking cough after one bottle and a full course of three bottles delivering a complete cure. Offers for New Discovery are 1.00 per bottle with a free trial bottle.
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G. S. Clark
Westfield
Iowa
King
Nothi
B D Lakes Bargains in Real Estate No. 22
Real estate list from Springfield area offering numerous farms and houses for sale. Properties range from 6 to 275 acres with tobacco land, timber, barns, dwellings, outbuildings, and water access. Prices per acre vary from $15 to $60, with many listings detailing distance from Springfield and features like orchards, stock barns, and proximity to schools. Some parcels include entire farms ready for tobacco farming and transportation access. entries cover town lots and general town properties as well.
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Springfield
School House
Springfeld
Sepot
Maud
Sprigfield
Avery Field
Springfir
Barnields
Hue
Pike
S Md
Walt i
Neigon County
Stoner Pike
Bardstown
Bloomfield
Ieee
Nelson County
Washington County
Sprngfield
Loughes Agath
Lebanon
Ashe Timber
Ode
Broombeld
Good Pike
Cooney Neck
Main Street
Grandy
Covington
Ingfield
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Trada
Dr. J.C. Mudd
Waydor's Chew Store
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C. W. Hagan
H. Lampton
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Ella Adams
T. Scott Mayes
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C. McChord
Claybrooke
Stehsimareos Rat
E. Selecman
Goury
Appenke
Marshall Duncan
Spingield, Ky
Im Robertson
Courts of
S. M. Campbell
John Y Mayes
Duroc Jersey Hogs
Shelly
W. J. Murrell
Merrimac
Circuit Court
John McChord
Ellen P. Maxwell
Dan H. Howard
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