Local Notes Track People and Events in Union County
Forest Cecil McIntire returns home from visiting in the county and is joined by his brother in law Polin McIntire who may settle there. Mrs A Ensor rents her farm to son Coley Ensor and moves to live with her brother John Wain in Lebanon. Twyman Keene buys 27 shoots at 2.50 each. Several sick lists and births noted. Dance attendance by local ladies. Dated references to neighbors visiting, school and church notices. Rev Lowens to preach next Sunday. Death of Maggie Thompson reported. community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Cecil
Union Countty
Cecil
Polin McIntre
Mr. McIntire
Mr. Keene
A. Ensor
Coley Ensor
John Wain
Lebanon
Twyman Keene
Lad Ball
Coly Ensor
T. E. Ballard
Sallie Ballard
Oscar Graves
Hillary Melnfire
Ben Cecil
George Lear
Vernon
Ind
Sallie Walker
Will Condor
Springfield
James McCullum
Hardin's Creek
Charlie Nally
Joseph Wheatly
Fenwick
Susie Ensor
Lusie Wheatly
Canary
Dessie Hill
Flora Keene
Sleet Pinkston
Nancy Pinkston
Hess Cutsinger
Booker
S. M. Crume
Lowens
Maggie Thompson
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Tops All Others in Sales
A local letter from Mt Sterling shows unprecedented demand for Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Merchant Thomas George reports high sales and zero returns, praising its use for his family and stating he sells as much as all other lines combined. Sold by reliable dealers across the Blue Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
George
Mt. Aeretario
Willisburg Tobacco Season Brims With High Prices
After rain, Willisburg reports a fine tobacco season with growers smiling as crops sold at prices from 8 to 104 cents. J W Shirley attended Louisville Vehicle Convention calling it a grand state exhibtion. Church supper raised over 20 dollars amid bad weather as neighbors gathered. several locals visited Nora Cheatham and Bell Gibbs with families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shirley
Louisville
Christian Church
Haggie Bottom
Hattie Bowles
Ed Bowles
Nora Cheatham
Rufus Foster
Sue Merritt
Bell Gibbs
Fortunate Missourians and Dr King’s New Discovery
A Missouri grocer recalls customers cured of consumption by Dr King’s New Discovery. He calls the remedy the most wonderful in existence and notes strong recovery after use. A foreign tour by John G Woolley finds middle classes drinking less liquor overall, but not among the idle poor or rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
Tr. King
Arizona
Dr. King
Hal Laydon
John G. Woolley
Mr. Woolley
Postmaster Robbed at River Ta. Nearly Fatally Attacked
River Ta. postmaster G. W. Fouts narrowly escaped serious harm in a robbery. His letter recalls a long battle with a liver complaint and jaundice, claiming electric bitters cured him and kept him well for eleven years. The excerpt frames the incident as a stark warning and notes the supposed effectiveness of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fouts
River Ta
Washington Circuit Court Sale in Kentucky Lands at Auction
Commissioner's sale ordered by Washington Circuit Court Kentucky to be held at the court house door in Springfield on Monday November 26 1906 at 2 o clock for a 70 acre tract on Long Lick Creek bounded by Whitehouse Wilson Smock and Wilkerson with bond security and 6 year terms. The purchase price requires bonds bearing interest from sale and a lien on the land will be used. Proceeds go to the above styled case John B. Peter vs Nancy LS and others with Leachman and W.C. C. acting as masters in chancery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Circuit
Springfield
Washington County
Long Lick
C. M. Whitehouse
Lettie Wilson
Chas
M. G. Leachman
Public Sale Near Springfield at Willisburg Pike Four Miles
A local public sale listing items to be offered at one o'clock including two good work mares an aged work horse a buggy horse a weanling filly two old milch cows cow and calf three yearling calves a Jersey heifer twenty two sheep one or two fat hogs two buggies two sets of two horse wagons mower and self binder and all property household and Shen furniture about seven egress White Leghorn hens and a few cocks cash for sums under ten dollars six months time for larger amounts by Nannie Leechman Texas listing venue and terms of sale with location details near Springfield and Willisburg Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Willisburg Pike
Texas
Nannie Leeacchman
Springfield Market Prices For Bacon Ham And More
A scrambled list shows Springfield market prices for bacon and hams per pound, beeswax and butter, poultry, meal and flour, grain and lard, bran and wool. It includes per pound and per barrel rates, oil and tallow figures, vinegar and onions, and country sorghum with various unclear spellings.
Suburban Free Ads Offer Poultry for Sale in Local Columns
Local subscribers can read a free column listing poultry for sale. Entries include Black Manorca cockrels at 75 cents from J. S. McElroy, Buff Wyandotte cockerels at 75 cents from Mrs. J A Cecil Fredericktown, Mammoth turkeys from Eliza McIntire Route 6, Bronze Turkeys and S C cockerels from Mrs. Sam Hall Melintire, and Bronze Tom and hen prices from Nat C Sonioli Kentucky. Several other listings show Rhode Island and Leghorn stock at 75 cents each and similar offerings from multiple residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. McElroy
J. A. Cecil
Fredericktown
Sale
Mammoth
L. N. Reed
Sam Hall
Melntire
Nat C. Sonali Ky
Farm land listings near Springfield attract buyers
A catalog of multiple farms and parcels near Springfield outlines acres from 26 to 1024 with homes, barns, wells, fences, and timber. Prices range from 22.50 to 45 per acre, with proximity to schools, churches, pikes, and depots noted, plus a city property investment on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ae Frase
Ames
Lebanon
Pike
Sprit
Aboal
Acre
Main Street
Commissioner's Sale In Washington Circuit Court Kentucky
The Washington Circuit Court Kentucky announces a commissioner sale by James L Hendrick and James Dennis defendants on a judgment of 1906 for 51.92 plus 6 percent interest. sale at Springfield Court House on a six month credit offers a 27 acre tract along Chaplin river near William Terrell corner to satisfy the debt with costs. M G Leachman M C W C C.
Sale Notice in Equity Case in Springfield Ky
By judgment and order of October term 1906 the court orders sale of a tract of land in Washington County Kentucky at the court house door in Springfield at 2 o clock p m on County Court day. The property, bounded by Hardin Haydon Henson Scott and Hardesty, contains about 18 acres and is to be sold for cash to the highest bidder with six months credit. M G Leachman, Master Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Circuit Court
Springfield
Washington County
Chaplin
M. Terrell
William Terrell
William Terrells
Areata
Shail Roceed
Court House Door
Hardin
Haydon
Henson Hardin
W. T. Scott and
Hardesty
Mse Coe Route 3 Leba Pom Ky Auction Sale
A terse notice lists a thoroughbred sale item for Rock pallets at We tan tenant tend 3 to bate. The fragment mentions Mse Coe Route 3 Leba Pom Ky as the location and sales context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebapom
Wetan
Bate
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Daughters College
Harrodsburg
A. B. Wells
T. J. Miller
Cincinnati
Waltimore
Endianapolis
Chamberlain
Willisburg
Commissioner’s Sale
John B. Peter
Nancy LS
Ity
E. M. Russell
Springfield Market
J. E. Shelby
Springfield, Ky
Eliza McIntire
J. J. Martin
Gale
C. Rhode
Wes Litsey
the Daily Herald
the Sun
Coutsole
B. D. Lake
Washington
Kentucky
James L Hendrick
James Dennis
Def't
Equity
Geo W. Isham
Maud L. Yeaste
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