Maud Gossip and Local Happenings in Beaten Fork District
Local notes from Maud recount political prognostications, county race hopes, and moves of residents like W. O. E. and T. J. Settles. Sick neighbors recover, families travel to Louisville for conventions, and church and school life continue amid fever scares and a weakened tobacco harvest. A new Woodmen lodge forms, a bridge remains a footpath, and a community plans an Annanias Club as winter evenings loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
E. E. Wakefield
Beech Fork
Annanias Club
D. H. ‘Huston
M. L. Troutman
Mooresville
Death of Mr John Richardson in Love Ridge area
Ms John Richardson a prominent Love Ridge resident died Friday from appendicitis. The remains were laid to rest in Hone Cemetery Saturday. He is survived by a wife and three children. The community report notes high water and flood damage, including the Sulpher Creek bridge washed away. Other items mention visits from Miss Ora Dennis and Miss Hettie Colvin and several locals attending meetings.
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M. B. Wells
Chaplin
Sulpher Creek
John Richardson
Love Ridge
Hone
Mt. Zion
B. F. Adkins
Joe Nicholson
Is The Moon Inhabited by Science and Satire
Unclear claims argue moon atmosphere enables some life while denying human habitation. The text promotes Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for headaches malaria dyspepsia and more, asserting general and elderly benefits with a guaranteed sale by C. J. Haydon at a listed price.
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C. J. Haydon
Locust Grove social round grows with visits and travel
Locust Grove residents share weekend and weekday visits as families welcome relatives from Boston Shelbyville and Louisville. Mrs Charlie Blanton visits Ed Birch in town while Miss Leachman and others host friends. A carload of hogs and cattle was shipped to Louisville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moran
A. L. Litsey
Will Thompson
Jennie Leachman
Nannie Thompson
Sue Sweeney
Granday
Annie Clarkson
Sue
Bertha Edgerton
Julia Leachman
Charlie Blanton
Boston
Ed Birch
Will Merritt
Rev. Wright
Shelbyville
Tiney Reed
May Jones
Valley Hill
John Leachman
Pairfield
Lill
Harvey Vanarsdale
Hugh Noe
Springfield
E. J. Wilson
Leachman
Louisville
Sallie Gregory
Perryville
Litsey and
Tatum
Farmer Advice and Global Market Notes on Food and Dairying
A collection of agricultural tips and observations on farming practices and market forces. It discusses soil limits, spraying costs, hay making methods, and the role of farmers in crop sale and distribution. It notes King Corn tribute, a Kansas flour shipment to Amsterdam, Paris green pricing, rat proof nests, and dairy and beef prospects in Panama and among American dairymen.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Kan
Amsterdam
Holland
Galveston
Newport News
Panama
J. C. Kelloge
Colon
Canal
Republic
Consul Kellogg
Sun shines on Jensonton: town news and notices
Jenson ton notes passive and lively with local updates and church plans. Mr J L Harmon builds new rooms at home while Edgar H Cocanougher attends court in Harrodsburg and George Cocanougher travels to Springfield. Tobacco and corn suffer from wet weather. Beech Grove church days and protracted meeting start the 15th with Rev H P Hatchet and Rev Somimers assisting. Fluently, local school progress under Miss Orcenith Peter and Miss Grace Cocanougher. Flossie Isham is sick. GillenwatersBurkesville KY political news includes L N Richards candidacy for state senator. Major incidents include a Yosemite stage hold up, Col Thornton and John Doyle clash, and jewelers Gage dies in Minneapolis. Also health notes praise King’s New Life Pills and a Quarantine lift for New Iberia.
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J. L. Harmon
Edgar H. Cocanougher
Harrodsburg
Johnie B
George Russell
Robert L. Cocanougher
Deep Creek
Jensonten School
Orcenith Peter
Georgia Cocanougher
Grace ' Cocanougher
Beech Grove
H. P. Hatchet
Somimers
Misa Flossie Isham
George Coeanougher
Springfield
Free Classified Column Offers Farm Goods For Sale
Suburban readers are invited to place free notices for farm products and commodities. Loyd Parrot near town advertises 200 bushels of Red Phulse seed wheat for sale at very low rates.
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Loyd Parrot
Nothing to Fear About Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The article assures that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains nothing injurious and is safe for children. It notes the remedy has a worldwide reputation for curing coughs and colds and is sold locally through reliable channels in the Blue Grass region.
Danville Trade Notes Include Livestock Trades and Local News
Prathers Creek R and Jim Kimberlin were in Danville on business last Tuesday. W T Kimberlin bought one sow and a pig from J D Yankey for 25 dollars. H Christerson sold three fat heifers to S J Yankey. G T Mayes sold one sow and ten wats to Charlie Goode of Texas. G A Christerson sold two mule colts for 110 dollars. Russell lost a fine young mare since the last report. Mr and Mrs E R Russell spent Sunday with his uncle G Christerson. Mayes has been ill with typhoid fever but hopes to be out soon.
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Mooresville
McCreary
Nelson County
Beckham
T. J. Settles
Louisville
Christian Church
Wm. Huston
Mattie ‘Andrews
Edith Duncan
Louieville East
Duncan
John Virgin
Litsey
Tom Reed
Arthur O’rear
Methodist Church
Govington
Frank Settles
Louieville
Springfield
T. B. Flatgher
Fleming County
Bob Sutherland
Chaplin
Katie Wakefield
J. Rogers Gore
Senate
George Thomas
Frankfort
Earl Arnold
Maud
Booker
Sam
Pete Shehan
Wakefield Park
Willisburg
Eloise Arnold
Jim Kimberlin
Danville
W. T. Kimberlin
J. D. Yankey
H. Christerson
S.J. Yankey
Sic
G. T. Mayes
Charlie Goode
Texas
G. A. Christerson
J. W. Edwarts
Russell
E. R. Russell
G. Chistersen
Mayes
Mise
Ethel
Vreeland Pays Entrance Fee for Secretary of State Bid
Louisville report notes Hubert Vreeland, unopposed for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state, paid his $3,000 entrance fee to the state primary subcommittee before the election.
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Vreeland
Louuisville
Hubert Vreeland
Beckham Busy in Kentucky Campaign Stops
Owensboro reports Governor Beckham candidate for U.S. Senate spoke in Calhoun McLean county and Auds lor C W Hager spoke in Whiteside in Davieas county Beckham also spoke in Morganfield.
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Beckham
Owensboro
Gov
Calhoun
McLean County
Audslor
C. W. Hager
Whiteside
Davieas County
Morganfield
Torments of Tetter and Eczema Allayed
The article describes instant relief from intense itching of eczema and tetter through Chamberlain's salve. It notes numerous severe cases improved with the salve and mentions usage guidance and a Springfield reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetter
Eczema
Brac Searss
Forret
Springfield
Election Call for Washington County Kentucky Precinct 7
Statewide notice sets a November election to decide if stock may roam at large on the public highway in Washington County Precinct No 7. The court orders sheriff to place a ballot asking voters if stock shall be allowed to run at large in the precinct. Attested by W F Ce and J S Oswonne with local officials listed.
Election to decide livestock on public highways in Spid Precinct 9
In Washington County September 1906 P J Shannahan and twenty voters filed a petition asking the Regular term court to order an election at the next November 1906 election in Spid Precinct No 9 to vote on allowing stock to run at large on public highways in the precinct. The petition requests sheriff and officers of the election be appointed.
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State OF
Kentucky
Washington County
Ge-We Jand
Sar Sues
Washi
Mahanyt Ieee
W. F. Bi Ce
State OF Kentucky
P. J. Shannahan
Spid
Polls Open In 1908 Precinct Over Stock At Large Debate
Fragmented notice recalls a 1908 election in Washington county about whether livestock may run at large in a public area. The document cites polling at a named precinct and mentions authority figures including S. Osporne and others.
Election Call For Washington County Precinct Votes
State of Washington election call order set for precinct to vote on stock running at large in the county. Clerk notes required action and ballots to decide if livestock may roam freely in the area.
Precinct 10 Voter Roll Question At Springfield 1908
Voters in Washington Court Springfield Precinct No 10 faced a ballot question on election day 1908 about a local road or street project. The entry notes the polling location and the act of casting a vote on the issue.
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Washington Court
Springfield
Washonne
Sal
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