Notice to Hunters and Diphtheria Deaths in Taylor County
Notice to hunters lists names of landowners forbidding hunting on their lands with a 20 cent per name fee to add entries. The Taylor County Enquirer reports three diphtheria deaths in Merrimac neighbors, noting relief as cases decline and patients recover with isolation and no spread feared.
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Taylor County Enquirer
Merrimac
James Bright
Jack Rake
David Taylor
Enquirer
Washington county tobacco growers urged to stay hopeful
A wartime era call urges Washington county tobacco growers to keep their heads cool and hearts strong, asserting God Almighty and Right are with them and they will win. The message emphasizes perseverance, noting the darkest hour is before dawn and that apparent enemy victories become stepping stones to nobler attainments.
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Washington County
Brooksville Briefs Highlight Local Transactions and Incidents
Rolin Noel visited Harrodsburg last Monday. Robert Keeling sustained a severe injury from a falling limb last week. D. R. Carrier, the noted horse trainer, will depart soon for the West. B. F. Colvin sold his farm to J. T. Wall of Pleasant Grove and will move to DeKalb. Lil Lannon Coulter sold corn at 3 dollars per barrel to various parties. Hall and Pinkston moved their saw mill to H. J. Colvin’s place and will cut timber. Richard Pinkston and wife were in Lawrenceburg last week. Joe Noel traveled to Kirkland on business. Noel sold a fine horse to Hughes of Lawrenceburg for 170 dollars. E. D. Pinkston has for sale a handsome three year old mare.
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Rolin Noel
Harrodsburg
Robert Keeling
D. R. Carrier
West
B. F. Colvin
J. T. Wall
Pleasant Grove
Willeave
DeKalb
Lil. Lannon Coulter
McElroy Wins Debate at Centre College
John Shuck McElroy Jr., a strong speaker from Springfield, won the recent Centre College debate and earns a chance to represent the institution in next year’s Inter-Collegiate contest. His friends anticipate further honors as he continues to rise in ability.
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John Shuck McElroy,Jr
Centre College
McElroy
Springfield
Willisburg landslide favors Republicans in Kentucky election
The report notes a Republican landslide in Kentucky with J Rogers Gore defeated for State Senator. Social items include a well attended Maccabee supper with $25 proceeds amid bad weather. Local marriages mention Bessie Drury and Clyde Goatley wed at Rev. Sams’ on Sunday.
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Kentucky
J. Rogers Gore
Lora
Cassie Yancey
Mia
S. B. Yeager
W. B. Shirley
Mercer County
John Burns
T. C. Cooksey
Dr. Hopper
W. W. Hyatt
Ana Wite
Dayia Noel
Ains Bessie Drury
Pblin
Clyde Goatley
Mooresville
J. A. Sams
The Two Possessors
A widow Mrs Westervelt shelters a dying former lover whose memory awakens with Agnes Lee. He dies in her care and she arranges his burial on her estate, keeping his grave green and within view from her window. The tale contrasts two women who possess him across life and death.
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Mrs. Westervelt
Agnes Lee
Pactile
Bho
F. A. Mitchel
Tatham Springs Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
The Tatham Springs area enjoyed fine weather as farmers gather corn. Hatchett kept his regular appointment on Sunday. Verna Rodgers taught in Fenwick in her sister Ethel's absence. Vandiver of Harrodsburg visited cousin Mrs. Thompson. The Walkers of Mackville stayed with T D Graham and John Brown in Cornishville. Shirley and Oscar Shirley visited Pinkston near Willisburg. Merrel Pinkston and wife joined G. W. Shirley at his home. J P Johnson plans a new store at Fairview moving early next year. Albert Masters visited Pleasant Grove last Sunday.
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Hatchett
Verna Rodgers
Fenwick
Ethel
Vandiver
Harrodsburg
Thompson
Walker
Mackville
T D. Graham
John Brown
Cornishville
George Shirley
Oscar
R. C. Pinkston
Willisburg
Merrel Pinkston
G. W. Shirley
J. P. Johnson
Fairview
Albert Masters
Pleasant Grove
Local Notes From Scruggsville and Nearby
Friday night social visits tie Scruggsville to Tom Coulter and W S Coulter families. Nancy A Scott visited Coulter households Saturday and Sunday. Jim White suffered a severe powder accident at the annual shooting with his clothes nearly burning. doctor says no chance for him. Effie Coulter visited Cecil R Coulter. J M Montgomery was in Springfield on business.
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Lem Hardin
Scruggsville
Tom Coulter
Nancy A. Scott
W. S. Coulter
Jim White
Effie Coulter
Cecil R. Coulter
J.M. Montgomery
Springfield
Lifting the Baby and Safe Handling Tips
Practical guidance on lifting and carrying infants to prevent injury. Authors stress gentle support of the whole body, avoid lifting by armpits, and battery of steps for transitions from bed to arms to shoulders. Advice covers spine safety, early sitting, and daily infant movement routines.
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New York Evening Telegram
How to Clean Gloves in Varying Materials
The guide explains glove care for chamois feather gloves black ink treated Mack kid gloves and white leather gloves. It advises lukewarm water and soap with borax for chamois avoids hot water and soap while chamois should not be washed. It suggests olive oil and ink for Mack kid gloves and benzine with a toothbrush for white gloves. It ends by recommending sending delicate gloves to a cleaner for safety and better results.
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Walter
Mooresville notes illness weddings and local moves
Local items report Eliza Wall and Margaret Smith ill with typhoid fever and threats. Anticipated weddings this week. Owen Ellis visits his brother and W O Ellis takes a rail job at Woodlawn. Love Settle returns from Louisville. A quiet election ends with editor of The Sun defeated for State Senate amid condolences. Reader farewell as The Sun moves to Woodlawn. Household and travel updates follow including visits in Willisburg Buffalo LaRue and Fairview areas.
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Margaret Smith
Wee
Owen Ellis
W. O. Ellis
L. & N.railroad Company
Woodlawn
Love Settle
Louisville
the Sun
State Senate
The
Sun
Hillsboro Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Illness
In Hillsboro Mrs. Levie Bailey and Miss Maud Inman are on the sick list this week. Several residents, including Miss Sarah Shields and Miss Zelma Mellvoy, shared visits at Sweet Retreat and with friends around town. Multiple pairs and families spent Sundays with relatives and neighbors, illustrating a tight knit community life.
Locust Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Locust Grove residents share a list of visits and illnesses with neighbors and relatives. Mrs L M Clark and Mrs J S Leachman host and travel guests from Fenk and Springfield while others attend gatherings, a skating rink event, and family duties in May.
Marriage Licenses Issued to O Bryan and Goodier Pair
Marriage licenses were issued to Jus B O Bryan and Miss Nora Goodier Gaither Crary and Miss Lacy B Lewis. Subscribe for The Sun, $1.00 yy.
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B. O’bryan
Nora Goodier
Gaither Crary
Miss Lacy
Lewis
Sun
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Diamond A
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Springfield Sun
Rogers Gore
T.j.skmes
J. H. Mayes
G. T. Mayes
G. H. Chasterson
J. M. Russell
G. W. Russell
Bob Brady
Henry Noel
S. M. Mayes
Ciel Whitehouse
P. B. Harmon
Chas
Z . R. H. Robinson
Jakberlin
G. N. Campbell
Emattle
W. R. Cocanougher
W.G. Grundy
J—Ea
Diphtheria InsTayor
Brooksville
Tatham ‘Springs
Muldraugh Hill
Grundy & McIntire’s
Grundy & McIntire
Eliza Wall
Happy Hollow
J. M. Shields
Shield
J. B. Nkins
J. D. Sutherland
A. L. Litseysiee
M. C. Keeling
Fren
Elva Settles
Banon
Hillsboro
Locust Grove
L. M. Clark
J. S. Leachman
William Logsdon
Fenk
A. L. Sey
Charlie Trent
Polin, Wathe
Leachman
Julia Leachman
Will Merritt
Mitt Leachman
Accou
Sue Edgerton
Willsburg
Edd Litsey
Louise Joa
Henry Reed
J. M. Montgomery
Tom Baker
Bertha
Relatijng
Pat Brewer
Hip
Fairfield
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