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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
5
Springfield Kentucky commerce and classifieds list house for rent at four rooms for six dollars monthly. land for sale withdrawn at sixty dollars per acre. furniture stores advertise toilet sets frames and sale prices. a skating rink opens at the opera house. a rural carrier starts November 16. auctions note mules for sale and farms for sale nearby with multiple properties and terms.
Georgetown Ky November edition thanks Beech Grove Baptist church for a well-filled box of provisions. The note praises loving hearts and hands, asks God’s blessings on each giver and the noble pastor Rev H P Chett and his congregation at Leech Grove.
Fragmentary notice lists an office phone number and a residence contact for a local opera house. Reads like classified guidance for patrons or staff. Limited readable details prevent fuller context or names.
Miss Willie Knott's Millinery advertises ready to wear hats at cost prices and invites customers to inspect a quality and stylish line of trimmed hats offered at very low prices that should sell quickly.
Ad copy promises stylish hats with quality and affordable prices. It invites readers to choose from available styles and assures value for money.
Sheriff Osbourne and Deputy A C Kimball took Alex Haydon and Will Hardesty, both colored, to Frankfort yesterday. Haydon received two years and Hardesty one for housebreaking and false swearing. Other items include cattle sale, a gasoline accident at Red Cross Drug Store, and a pool match between Springfield and Lebanon teams, with Springfield winning by four points.
A local letter from Mt. Elgin Ontario notes unprecedented demand for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, with Thomas George of Mt. Elgin praising its merits and stating he sells more of the remedy than all other lines combined. He claims consistent good results for family use and recommends it via trusted dealers in the Blue Grass region.
A snapshot of community notes shows Miss Louise Settles of Booker visiting Springfield on Saturday. The column records numerous local residents traveling, visiting relatives, attending events, and minor health updates, including pneumonia illnesses among several individuals and family visits across Lebanon Bardstown Louisville and Owensboro.
A Missouri druggist recounts three customers cured of consumption by Dr King’s New Discovery. One man, planning to sell property and move away, stayed after using the remedy and regained strength. The account highlights personal relief and enduring health from the treatment.
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