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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1910

Page

4

Red Cross Stamps Sale Set For 100 Million Goal

Reports indicate the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis expects 100 million Red Cross stamps sold by year end. About 50,000 volunteers nationwide will operate in post offices, stores, and stations with permission from Secretary Hitchcock. Local social notes mention a dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Waller Adams and the Springfield marriage of Ray Logsdon to Annie Low Noe, officiated by Rev. Lawson, with Annie being Bradfordsville daughter and Ray son of Nellie Logsdon.

National Association For the Study Prevention of Tuberculosis Esaietens Cohen Red Cross Hitchcock Bessie Sweeney Hattie Logsdon

Social News From Bradfordsville Area Gatherings

Thursday and Wednesday visits feature Muses Margie and Nina Fenwick with Miss Maggie Hiatt. Mr and Mrs Will Coyle with Mrs Nellie Logedon. a candy pulling. Lola Faith and Celestia Noe guests. Thanksgiving trips by John Noe Warren Begley and Hattie Logsdon. Ray Logsdon and family visiting. dining with Silas Logsdon. multiple hospitality mentions. Also advice on children constipation and a promotion for Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by dr. stores.

Margie Nina Fenwick Maggie ‘Hiatt Will Coyle Nellie Logedon Maggie Hiatt Arthur Whiteman Lola Faith John Noe Celestia Bradfordeville Warren Begley Hattie Logsdon Ray Logsdon Bradfordsville Silas Logsdon John William Noe Bessie Sweeney Walie Annie Hiatt Bessie Coffee T. R. Begley

All Dental Work Strictly First Lass Springfield Ky

Fragmentary OCR notes mention dental services with a slogan emphasizing first class work in Springfield Kentucky. The snippet references a block and stair area, but lacks clear dates or contact details.

Springfield Hagon Block Ap Staira

Local News Notes From Springfield Area Market Items

A collage of notices from Springfield area papers announces bakery completion by Ed M Russell Katie Hertline and Brothers and fresh daily bread buns and cakes. Also missing dog and personal notices, marriages in Newport and Willisburg, poultry society books, a broken wrist injury, tobacco market opening December 6 1910, warehouse price rules, and farms for sale in Bardstown area.

Katie Hertline & Bro Kentucky Springfield Tobacco Association C.H. Phaup Springfield Tobacco Ass'n

Bowling Alley Opens With Short Health Benefit Pitch

A brief notice invites readers to visit the bowling alley for a healthful exercise and a quick pause. It mentions a February church event serving court dinner and cites Springfield Cleaning and Pressing Club for garment care. The ad ends with Gro G Gowny as proprietor.

Springfield

Sensible Advice From Henry S Wood Last Will and Testament

The Mt Sterling Ky resident Henry S Wood dies and leaves debts paid and rest to his wife with power to administer. He advises son Byron D Wood to be honest keep promises and avoid dishonor. He urges consulting relatives Anna Moga and Miss Nannie for guidance and to keep neighbors and country in honor. Also notes Chamberlains Cough for winter illness sold by druggists.

Henry S. Wood Mt. Sterling Mr. Wood Lodge of Elks Wood Byron D. Wood Anna Moga Nannie

Man Seeks Death Amid Liver and Bowel Ailments

A distressed man contemplates suicide due to persistent liver and bowel issues described as deep despondency. An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Mops as a remedy to cleanse poisons, restore courage, and bring vigor to weak and nervous individuals. Robertson appears in the closing line as a likely sponsor or distributor.

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Springfield Sun A. L. Smith Ee Neeak Cencmetcon Hardins’ Chapel The Acme JRS Geo. Mullican Acme Meat Market Jas. Moran, Jr Chamberlain George J. Begemann Harnes G. T. Burton Saturday Evening Post M. Russell Mooresville Henry Royalty W. ReBelecman Cunningham & Duncan Wm. H. Wharton G. B. Cunningham Gussie Nortman Howard McAtee Cincinnati Newport Mr. McAtee Geo. McAtee Teresa Hagan Andrew ¢. Pinkston Bertha Crouch T. A. Tatum Wally Hill W. A. Wolfe Springfield Christian Church Willisburg Springfield Poultry Co Frank Noe Mr. Noe Lexington Will Hagan Mr Noe Noe T. Quisenberry Bardstown Orville Arnold Dr. Dears Ladies of the Catholic Church Mound City Paints Leo Haydon Robertson-Clay Brooke CO Sterling Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Jeach
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