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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1906

Page

8

Immigration aid shifts South farm labor future

A Charlestown ship brought German immigrants to South Carolina to work on farms and settle lands. Washington reports say immigration is aimed at boosting neglected tillable acres and modernizing Southern agriculture. Commissioner Sargent calls the newcomers thrifty and capable, likely to assimilate and become valued citizens. Mercer County farmers fear a shift to white labor as a solution.

Harrodsburg Herald South Charlestown S. C Washington Dispatch New York Sargent Bremen Mercer County

Market Reports Cut for Red Cross Drug Store Visit

A fragment urges readers to cut out the page and take it to the Red Cross Drug Store in Springfield to obtain something likely a market report or coupon. The text is truncated and lacks full details.

Red’Cross Drug Store Springfield

Mooresville church to hold services in December weekend

The article notes New Hope church will conduct preaching the first Saturday and Sunday in December. It mentions Mr Geo Truax and son visiting Mr James Truax and planning a visit to Mr Mat Truax in Springfield. It also reports heavy rains affecting Maud and river creeks, plus local prices on farm goods and a testimonial for Bucklen's Amica Salve.

New Hope Church Geo. Truax and James Truax Mat Truax Springfield Maud Big Beech Cartwright W. H. Boblit Hardin County

Town Notes From Brooksville and Vicinity

Brooksville residents attend Willisburg church and a local party. Rosa Mattingly visits Mollie Montgomery. tobacco farmers anticipate a good price. Newton Bradley returns from Louisville. William Lay sells his house to H A Key for 170 dollars. Jim Whitehouse and Eliza Cox wed at Todd Key’s home. Attendees travel to Springfield court. Bertha Cooke passes away. condolences offered.

Willisburg Earl Cheatham Jimmie Lee Steele Rosa Mattingly Melntire Mollie Montgomery Artie Sutton Purdom Pinkston Durwood Montgomery McIntire Lula Armstrong Myrtle Keeling Newton Bradley Louisville William Lay H. A. Key J. C. Campbell Springfield Tilda Boswell Roy Reynold Bettie Near Pleasant Hill Elizabeth Cocanougher Jim Whitehouse Eliza Cox West Marion Todd Key Bertha Cooke

Sub scribers Free Column lists farm sale notices

The column advertises free posting for subscribers of The Saw for farm goods land and sale notices. Items shown include a sow with seven shoats for sale, Black Manorca cockrels 75 cents, Buff Wyandotte cockerels 75 cents, Mammoth Bronze Turkeys, S C Brown Leghorn and Rhode Island cockrels, Maple shade trees 25 cents, and posts. Local names and addresses indicate sellers in Missouri towns like Mooreville Springfield Fredericktown and McIntire.

W. H. Boblitt Mooresville Sam Hall McIntire L. N. Reed S. C. Brown J. I. Martin S. C. Rhode Island

Uncalled Letters at Springfield Post Office Week Ending Nov 28 1906

List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Springfield Post Office for the week ending November 28 1906 includes Mrs Ella Baker Allen C Boone W B Heaslet Mrs B N Mary Mc Elroy Henry Maberoy Miss Hattie Peters Mrs J W Quinn France Thomas Harmon Wilson. Postmaster W A Waters notes to say advertised and provide date when calling.

Springfield Ella Baker Allen C. Boone W. B. Heaslet B. N. Mary McElroy Henry Maberoy Hattie Peters J. W. Quinn France Thomas Harmon Wilson W. A. Waters

Absinthe ban and public health notices from early 20th century article

The piece discusses Belgium’s absinthe prohibition with a 92 to 2 senate vote and legal penalties for import, manufacture, transport and sale. It cites U S consumption of beer spirits and wine, noting a yearly $1.45 billion expense. It closes with a Thanksgiving service detail at the Christian church and remarks on liquor suppression.

Belgium Senate

Path of Safety and No Middle Way on Drink

Duncan Milner cites Charles Lamb's Confessions of a Drunkard to argue there is no middle ground between total abstinence and excess. The warning describes gradual ruin from drink and urges readers to avoid the perilous path and its piteous consequences.

Charles Lamb Tle Lene Duncan Milner Chicago News

Dangers of Alcohol on Mind and Body Across Society

A 19th century analysis links alcohol to insanity, mental decay, and public health harm. It cites 21 percent of confined lunatics with alcoholic history, notes hereditary effects, and claims drinkers suffer worse pneumonia, colds, and weather-related ailments. It argues moderation fails and abstinence plus wholesome food best resist climate stress.

Lountice United States Ttme Pearson's Magazine

Real Estate Listings Describe Farms Near Springfield Lingfield and Lebanon

A serialized ad lists numerous farms and homes with acreages from 26 to 254 acres, located within several miles of Springfield Lingfield and Lebanon. Properties feature pikes, tobacco land, barns, wells, cisterns, orchards, several improvements, and varying prices per acre with easy payment options. Also noted are a Springfield home, and city Main Street investment plots with water, sewer, and post features.

Lingfield Springfield Lebanon School Pike Eatsingfield Springbast Selec Hirch Speinigfeld Main Street

Letter from Buffalo pastor praises local church growth

Mrs Sutherland writes from Buffalo Kentucky praising the Sun for keeping her connected after moving, noting seven church additions seven additions four reclaimed and several conversions, revival plans with Rev J A Johnson and Rev W F Hogard, a successful quarter finances and hospitable people, expressing gratitude and hope for a fruitful four year stay in the Louisville Conference.

Buffalo, Ky Sun Washington County J. A. Johnson W. F. Hogard Poplar Grove Shelley P. E Board of Stewards Buffalo Kentucky Union Louisville W. Ezra Sutherland

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Black Cat O. K Market Reports Cincinnati Chicago Lal Boewee Baltimore Springfield Market Lucia Wilke Caroline Wis Bucklen Leila J. Haydon Brooksville Jensonton T. L. Mudd Eliza McIntire Route Government Bureau of Statistica Benjamin Harrison Christian Church Lyons The Methodist Church Springfield, Ky B. D. Lake Anette Pes Fer Akle J.B Shelby
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