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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
4
The announcement states J. H. Thurman is a candidate for re election to the office of Circuit Judge in the Eleventh Judicial District comprising Marion Washington Taylor and Green counties subject to Democratic party action. Primary is set for Saturday December 19 1908.
We are authorized to announce K. L. of Green county as a candidate for re election to Commonwealths Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District comprising Marion Taylor Green and Washington counties subject to the party primary Saturday December 19 1908.
The Democratic party announces A C Kimball as a candidate for sheriff of Washington County subject to the nomination process by party deputies Richard Boblitt Sam Campbell and Will Merritt Sanders.
Announcement lists S. J. Anderson as candidate for Sheriff of Washington County subject to party action. Deputies named include Byron Democratic Greaker, Geo Powel, Sam Hale, and H.
We are authorized to announce T Scott Mayes as a candidate for re election to the office of County Attorney of Wi county, subject to the action of Democratic Party. Primary Election Nov 28 1908.
We are authorized to announce B. L. Lines candidate for nomination to the County Judge of Washington county subject to the Democratic party. Primary Nov. 28, 1908. Election Nov. 1909. Also W. F. P. to seek re election as County Court Clerk per Democratic primary Nov. 28, 1908.
Circuit Clerk announces Robert Noe as candidate for re election to the office of circuit clerk in Saifa County subject to Democratic Party action. Primary set for November 28, 1908.
The Democratic party authorizes Geo. D. Catlett to seek reelection as jailer of Washington Saw, subject to Democratic action. Notice dated November 28, 1908, with election in November 1909.
Rich is announced as a candidate for the nominal Sovet jailer of Washington County subject to the Democratic act 23 1908. The election is noted with formal party alignment and procedural condition.
Announcement states J. W. Bush is authorized as a candidate for re election to the office of School Superintendent. The notice outlines the official endorsement and the formal filing language for the upcoming election cycle.
We are authorized to announce W. T. as a candidate for Assessor of county, subject to the ac Bee Dance 1909. 2-T. P. O'Bryan. Your support solicited.
Fragmentary OCR reads a local notice naming individuals such as J R Ward as secretary and referencing a party or meeting Friday. Details are missing, but indicates organizational action or appointment to a post with unspecified scope or date.
The record notes the action of the Democratic Primary on November 98 1968 and references election record 1908 for Magistrate district No 5 precincts. The text is fragmented but indicates official election material from that district and date.
A St Louis florist advises on extending cut flowers life by proper temperature and water care. Roses thrive with cool storage before display, while keeping stems in water and recutting daily sustains moisture. Use a knife for cuts to avoid compressing stem fibers and clogging uptake.
Mrs Eliza Mitchell hosted a dinner Sunday with attendees including Mrs Mollie Williams and daughter Fannie Mr Chas Williams and wife Mr Bruce Williams and children and Mr Walter Scott. Evan Sales and son Rodman from Hillsboro visited with Mrs Lucy Sales. Mrs Sarah Trent of Polin started at Sacred Heart St Matthews Academy Louisville Ky. Miss Ethel Hardesty visited cousin Mr Jim Hardesty at Maud and teachers association events at Maud featured a Hardesty versus Maud spelling contest with Barlow winning a gold pen. Mrs Eliza Carney of near Willisburg spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs Sarah Gray.
A concert at the Opera House last Wednesday by the Columbian Trio Concert Company featured manager Mr. Riddle and three blind performers. The selections were excellent and their comic hits drew great applause from a large audience, with hopes for an encore on their next annual tour.
Last Saturday a surprise wedding united Rev A C Pinkston of Harrodsburg with Mrs Bertha Crouch in Lebanon. Pinkston is well known for his preaching across Kentucky and other states. Mrs Crouch, daughter of Mr Cavanaugh Pinkston, has been married before.
Practical home guidance covers stopping nosebleeds by keeping the head elevated and pressing the upper lip to seal ruptured arteries. It also advises using adrenalin if needed and cautions against bending forward. Separate section provides a method to clean a fan with gasoline, drying, and scenting before finishing with decorative trim.
To soften hard bath water use bran in a cheesecloth bag for a tub full of water. Bran makes skin velvety and fine and is cheapest and best among fibrous alternatives like oatmeal or barley. Tincture of benzoin also softens water. a few drops of ammonia lightly helps soften water for hands or face.
A summer pest prevention idea proposes placing a window box of mignonette to repel flies. The odor is said to deter insects, offering an attractive alternative to wire screens. This decorative method could lead to windows being adorned with fragrant blooms instead of netting.
A simple preservation method uses four ounces of beeswax dissolved in eight ounces of warm olive oil. Dip fingers in the solution to coat the eggs, allowing oil absorption and wax filling of shells and pores. After coating, pack eggs in bran or sawdust and store in a cool place for up to two years.
Instructions describe cleaning silic with a paste of common whiting and ammonia. Apply with a woolen cloth. Finish with a dry flannel rub to produce a polished surface.
A London jeweler outlines simple tests to distinguish real diamonds from imitations. A needlehole test shows single hole for diamonds and double for fakes. single refraction and skin grain visibility through the stone indicate authenticity. Also notes about cleaning ribbons and clock repair tips appear as practical household guidance.
Cleaning tips cover white milan and straw hats with oxalic acid solution and sun drying, black milan and horsehair with alcohol and blacking, colored hats with gasoline and velvet, and faded hats with dye or polish. White lace hats clean by dipping in gasoline and air drying. Ribbon ties for shoes stay neat with careful cleaning. avoid frequent replacements.
A home tip advises sprinkling cayenne pepper thickly in the bottom of a packing box and again on top after the bedding is packed. The plan is meant to deter rats and mice from investigating the stored items for months.
Clean stained marble with a paste of washing soda chalk and pumice stone. Rub until stains disappear then polish with fuller's earth and water, finishing with a chamois leather for shine.
A home remedy suggests drinking a strong cup of catnip tea for a sick headache. It may induce vomiting to clear the stomach, then a second cupful to quiet and soothe the stomach after cleansing.
Burdette bought 25 acres of bottom land near Spalding Ford bridge from O Sullivan at 100 dollars per acre. Bolton sold Jersey cattle by private terms. Arthur Smith and wife sold their Bradfordsville Pike home, a 30 acre farm, to J. Abell for 2700 dollars. Five hay stacks owned by George L. Graham burned Sunday, likely due to train sparks. Arminta Mattingly and R. J. Mattingly wed in Loretto with Rev. Moore officiating. both have prior marriages and will reside near Loretto.
Danville reports James T. Bonta nearly fell to death when a scaffold broke while painting the church cupola. He slid to heavy guttering and was saved from serious injury, though badly bruised. Friends report injuries not serious.
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