Editor recalls Kentucky primaries and Anna Gould case
The piece features Hon J M Richardson urging state primaries as fair elections with strong support from early advocates. It then shifts to a scathing, sensational portrait of Anna Gould and Boni de Castellane divorce, mocking their wealth and lifestyle, and ends with a jab at political choices, praising Judge Thurman for Governor over national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Richardson
Glasgow Times
Sint
Richardson
Kentucky
Nelson County
Boni
America
Union
Anna Gould
Jay Gould
New York
Count Boni de Castellane
Washington county stakes and a plea for peace from Carnegie
A fragmented note cites Andrew Carnegie offering 1,000,000 to promote universal peace. It urges Washington county to unite farms, schools, and tobacco growers for prosperity, while lamenting local losses and a poetic memory of a loved one. References to Hager, Gov. Beckham, and a Thanksgiving proclamation appear amid varied passages.
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Andrew Carnegie
Beckham
Mr. Hager
Mooresville News Notes and Local Births
In Mooresville a ten pound boy was born to Mrs. Elijah Farris, named S. H. Thurman Farris. Rain dominated last week. W H Boblit and Sam Grigsby bought a farm near Stithson Hardin county and will move January 1. T H Hardin of Bloomfield visited. Mrs. E G Boblit returned from Springfield after a week with relatives. Post office to close December 1 1906. W C Ellis will arrange mail boxes. Also a birth: Nov 8 to Mrs. Robert Hardin a boy of eight pounds. Local visits included Jake Kimberlin and his mother near Bardstown. Will Derringer showed a magic lantern at Mooreaville Opera House. Preaching at New Hope by Rev Lowe. Edd Burch and Miss Maggie Hooper wed at Midway Nov 17. Owen and John Ellis visited their sister Mrs. T H Hardin. Ben Brown, formerly local, died in Chicago. body interred at New Hope Cemetery with Rev Williams officiating. Nancye Ellis spent Sunday with James Truax family. Lyddane and Wall sisters joined by various local friends for weekend visits. Social at Riley’s home attracted many from Stringtown. Mrs A Yates called to Louisville for ill daughter. James Hardesty family hosted a young people social with several attendees.
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Elijah Farris
S. H. Thurman Farris
W. H. Boblit
Sam Grigsby
Stithson
Hardin County
T. H. Hardin
Bloomfield
E. G. Boblit
Springfield
W. C. Ellis
Robert Hardin
Jake Kimberlin
Bardstown
H. K. Eddleman
Will Derringer
Mooreaville Opera House
New Hope Church
Lowe
Seminary
Edd Burch
Maggie Hooper
W. H. Yancy
Lora
Cassie Yancy
Joe Bishop
Edd Boblit
Smith
Jas. Wall
Lillie
Emma Pile
Nancye Ellis
Mesars
Dave Hays
Love Settle
George Moul
John Ellis
Lawson Moore
Ernest Pile
Mooresville
Owen Ellis
Clyde
Walter Goutley
Valley Hill
Riley
Stringtown
Alex Yates
Louisville
Otis Settle
James Hardesty
Ben
Ora Carney
Nancye _ Ellis
Verna Wells
Noami Reddick
Estate of Arch Wheeler claims notice and farm for sale
All persons having claims against the estate of Arch Wheeler, deceased, will present same to either of the under signed, properly proven, upon or before December 1st, 1906. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate, will please settle same before January 1st, 1907. Evin Biren, Adm. of Arch Wheeler W. D. CLAYBROOKE. For SALE 250 acre farm with 60 acres creek bottom, 9 acres timber, 125 acres grain, 7 room dwelling, tenant house, two new 40x60 barns, three wells, good fence. Subject to division. Price 5400, terms easy. Call McElroy & Wharton.
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H. B. Powell
Waj. Powet
Adme
Arch Wheeler
Evin Biren
W. D. Claybrooke
McElroy & Wharton
CARDWELL NOTES ON HEALTH AND PROPERTY DEALS
Mrs. R A Wilham remains ill and Miss Dorotha Witham shows slow improvement from typhoid fever. Sadie Opal Perkins fracturing her arm after a chair fall is recovering. A newborn boy arrived for L E Perkins on the 15th. E G Holliday travels to Louisville with cattle and hogs. Property transfers include Gardner selling 150 acres for 3300 to Walter Hays and other parcels between Gardner Catlett and Hays totaling 2 1000. W L Graham trades cattle, sheep, and horses with various buyers and sellers. Subscribe for The Sum at 100 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Wilham
Dorotha Witham
Sadie Opal
E. T. Perkins
L. E. Perkins
A. L. Perkins
E. G. Holliday
Louisville
W. L. Graham
Golden Patterson
L. Casey
R. A. William
J. W. Pinkstone
Mrs. &. Com
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Springfield Sun
MR. Richardson
Bartletown
Fulton
Patton
Noer Count Boni
Miss Gould
Jay
George
Paris
Bones
Anna
Boni de Castellane
Gould
Boni de Castellano
Georgia
Janna
Bonicie Castellane
Bill Smith
Bill Brown
Bill
United States Senate
Washington
Ike Thurman
Washington County
Judge Thurman
Billie Bryan
United States
Ben Johnson
Congress
Willie Knott
New York State
Pike’s Peake
A. & of KE
Hager
Sradd
Fank L. Stanton
Smock & Haydon
Smock & Harpon
Edit
Swing
Burg
Mayes
Nenember
G. B. Taylor
W. D
J. S. Claybrooke
B.D. Lake
LaRue County
Hodgenville
C. F. Crean, Co. Atty
Hodgenville, Ky
Cardwell
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