Susan Marshall Tract in Chapin Kentucky
Tract No. 8, identified as Susan Marshall Tract, describes a lot located in the town of Chapin Kentucky.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
8
Tract No. 8, identified as Susan Marshall Tract, describes a lot located in the town of Chapin Kentucky.
Geo Lear S M Campbell Auctioneer offers L F Clements Farm of 240 acres with 75 acres bottom land and excellent water. Property sold in two tracts then together for maximum proceeds. Live stock includes brood mare, mares, colts, mules, cows, calves, sheep, hogs and plenty of crops and implements. Terms to be announced sale day.
Subscriptions free column lists several sellers in Texas and Kentucky offering farm items. Mrs H J Cocanougher advertises five white lojehorn cookers at 1.00 each. Mrs C L Mudd offers thoroughbred Bronze Turkeys. Alvah Perkins has 20 bushels of seed rye per bushel. R A Langiford advertises wedge routers and items from the town’s punch. Mrs C L Brady has canuck and Rhode Island Red cockerels and pullets at 1.00 each until Jan 1. Lynch Lebanon Rt 8 lists brown leghorn cockerels and hens. Mrs C L Brady Rt 3 offers Plymouth Rock cockerels at 1.00 each.
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F J Cheney Co sworn that their firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured for their Fall Cure. Appointment witnessed by notary W Gleason. Norway Pustic Haiti’s Catarrh Cure advertised as taken internally and acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Free pamphlets offered. Also mentions pills for constipation.
The Dryden Cortland road No 683 near Cortland county is being macadamized with a 7 percent grade. J McCormick of East Providence received the contract. A L Northrop of Dryden supervised engineering. engravers L E Snyder of Syracuse and Harold Fox of Canajoharie contributed. About 11,000 yards of earth were moved for a 500 foot fill and 25 foot high culvert, noted as the largest tolling effort on a state road in New York. The reroute improves trade and enables a smooth Cortland Ithaca linkage, with banked curves resembling a race track and a push for road specialist oversight.
A fragment lists beliefs that good roads boost commerce by easing circulation of crops, lowering production costs, and unlocking regional potential. It notes widespread acceptance and substantial funding for road improvement. The text briefly corrupts with a joke about a Kansas divorce and a remark on not throwing things at a wife.
Mrs Julia Ewing of Somerset visits her parents Mr and Mrs J B Leachman with Harvey Leachman and Roy Settles families from Springfield Willisburg and Pleasant Grove also join. Mrs Nell Thompson and Kathre spend Saturday with Mrs D Latsy at Springfield. Mrs Lailie Gregory and daughter Annie Laura visit relatives in Boyle county. W P Merriott and wife return from trips to Danville Lexington Paris and Winchester. Mrs A L Litsey visits her brother in Texas. J P Gibbs of Shelbyville spends time with Mrs Mary Thompson and Emma Wilson. Mrs Hugh Leachman and Emma Ker spend Saturday with Mrs D Litsey Springfield.
A Tuesday morning fire at 40 o'clock consumed the large feed stable and storage rooms of Shipp Bros. in Campbellsville Kentucky. Vehicles, thirty tons of baled hay, and twelve head of mules and horses burned. Shipp and a nearby woman attempted rescues. the woman saved one mule, but Shipp was knocked unconscious by his horse. Aid arrived too late to save the stock.
Local representative Sam J. Allen of the Sun office in Springfield offers Cosmopolitan Magazine at 1.00 per year with liberal inducements for agents in Texas Mackville Willisburg and Valley Hill.
A sensational ad asserts a lion fondled a child’s wand in a cage and warns dangers to children from diseases. It touts Dr King’s New Cure as a remedy for croup colds la grippe and other ailments in babies, claiming universal use and a money back guarantee by Haydon & Robertson.
Regular church services are listed for Sunday with morning at 11:00 and evening at 7:00, plus Sunday school at 10:00. The article notes pastor T. J. Wade and mentions a sore back caused by rheumatism, with Chamberlain's Liniment recommended as relief available from druggists.
A dubious ad promises a free remedy for stomach and bowel complaints in elderly men. It claims regularity improves with a “Dr Seams” product, requesting readers mail names and addresses to receive a sample, and promises medical advice by Caldwell to accompany the offer.
A nostalgic ad line extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the fastest cure for coughs and colds, claiming universal availability and repeated decades of trust, reflective of classic early 20th century advertising.
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