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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

Page

4

For Sheriff S J Anderson Stands in Washing County Race

Authorized announcement for S J Anderson as sheriff candidate in Washing County. Deputies named Byron Brooke Goo owll Sam Hale and H J Eddieman support the ticket under Democratic party action.

A. C. Kimball Washington County Richard Boblitt Sam, Beal Will Merritt Sanders Hubert Virgin S. J. Anderson Washing County Democraty Byron Brooke Goo Owell Sam Hale H. J. Eddieman

Hillsboro Notes Include Visits Sales and Studying

Jim Oder and John Hines were in town on business. Albert S. Hines bought a mare for 150 dollars and later purchased the Hicker son place for 4050 dollars. The school remains closed until scarlet fever danger passes.

Jim Oder John Hines Otis Harmon Mackville Misses Pearl Myrtle Armstrong Erastus Perkins Ezra Sutherland LaRue County Albert S. Hines H. G. Showmaker Tom Settles Lizzie McMillin Wilhsburg Jon Hines Bowling Green Lee Settles E. P. Parish Bob Lee Crouch Dick Shewmaker Botland Will Dogan Sycamore Valley Elvin Settles Frank Settle J. H. Settles M. Cheeling Willisburg Hickerson Place J. UL. Sutherland

Black Sheep In Democratic Fold Draws Political Fire

In a critical diary of the Democratic field, Bryan faces scrutiny for calling out party defectors while Gov. Haskell withdraws from campaigning. The piece targets Republican corruption and monopolies, naming Taft supporters, Du Pont, Foraker, Aldrich, and others as alleged beneficiaries of corporate power.

Vouriér-Journal Bryan Haskell Republican Party Congress Dem Standard Q United States Senate Aldrich John D. Rockefeller Taft Foraker Standard Oil Company Standard Oil Federal Steel Shgat Trust Sunny Jim Sherman Presi_ ‘dent Harriman du Pont Powder Trust Penrose Quay Bossmp Pennsylvania

Mystery surrounds Kentucky State University student disappearance

W E Smith, a student at Kentucky State University in Lexington, vanished two weeks ago amid hazing theories and possible foul play. Authorities and the student body have offered rewards. police and college officials pursue leads despite tense relations between students and law enforcement.

W. E. Smith Kentucky State University Lexington Young Smith Smith Oklahoma

Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised by Georgia Farmer

A farmer on Rural Route 2 in Empire Georgia named W A Floyd declares Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured two severe sores on his hand and leg. He says it is worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to acquire it. The product is sold for 25 cents at Haydon and Robertson's drug store.

Empire, Ga W. A. Floyd Haydon & Robertson David Parker Fayette, N. Y Gettysburg Weill

Robert Fowler Dies at 78 Near Fenwick

Robert Fowler died at his home near Fenwick last Friday morning at age seventy eight after a brief illness following paralysis. The remains were interred in Pleasant Grove cemetery on Saturday. He had long resided in the county and was highly respected by all who knew him.

Robi. Fowler Fenwick Pleasant Grove Fowler

Teachers Meeting Scheduled by District No 6 Association

The Teachers Association of District No 6 will meet in Texas on Saturday October 17 at 1 pm. The program includes addresses and music by district teachers. The note thanks neighbors and Springfield men for assisting after last Sunday's fire. Campbell and Bottoms.

Teachers’ Association of District No. 6 Texas Springfield Campbell Bottoms

Mammoth Cave outing for Women’s Clubs from Bardstown branch

L N agent David Parker invites readers to a Mammoth Cave excursion on October 12 for Women’s Clubs small parties and visitors with a round trip fare of 8.75 from all Bardstown branch stations on the regular morning train. Tickets limited to ten days. Also notes low rates at the Cave and hotel and praises Electric Bitters from a Civil War veteran testimonial.

Mammoth Cave Bardstown Cave

Mr and Mrs Gordon Host Family Reunion at Blue Mound

Blue Mound Illinois Leader notes Mr and Mrs Jos Gordon entertained many friends two miles south of Blue Mound on August 23 for a family reunion. Guests included Rue Gray from Polin Kentucky A D Young from Rochester Illinois Richard Crouch and family Findley Amy Wm Smothers Shelbyville Walter Crouch family and Forest Goffiner with the Gordon household.

Blue Mound Ill Jos Gordon Blue Mound Ang Barsh Rue Gray Polin A. D. Young Rochester Richard Croueh See Zack Amy

Public Speaking by Hon Chas Williams in Springfield Ky

Hon Chas Williams Hemocracy candidate for Elector in the Fourth District will address Washington county citizens at Springfield Ky on Wednesday the 14th at 7 30 p m. He is billed as a local political event with a focus on electoral discussion and civic engagement.

Chas, Williams Fourth Washington County Springfield

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