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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
6
A practical note highlights a Jersey cow that promises high milk yield. It emphasizes strong offspring potential, reliable lactation, and suitability for farmers seeking steady dairy output. Expected in a rural market or farm sale context.
Marion County reports the engagement of Miss Mattie Montgomery McElroy to Mr Olliver Kelly Jr announced by her parents Mr and Mrs W W WeElroy. Mrs Henry F Abell dies at home after illness and strokes. A horse race at the old fairgrounds ends with Gypsey first Highland Boy second and Queen Atoka third. Mrs Catherine Thompson dies at age about ninety one. funeral at Catholic church then burial at St Rose.
One of the most successful Kentucky State Medical Society meetings ends after a three day session with Louisville chosen as the next gathering city. Elected officers include President D. M. Griffith Owensboro. vice presidents John H. Blackburn Bowling Green Milton Bear Hopkinsville J T Reese Cynthiana. secretary editor Arthur T McCormick Bowling Green. treasurer W B McClure Lexington. orators Clarence H Vaught Richmond and J T Quinn Henderson. delegates J N McCormick Bowling Green and W W Richmond Clinton. councilors W W Richmond Clinton J W Ellis Masonville Ernest Raw Bowling Green D C Bowen Nolin J Garland Sherrill Louisville R C McChord Lebanon J T Wesley Middlesburg J S Cain Somerset associate councilor to Dr Wesley E Wells Cynthiana V Kincaid Cat Jettsburg La Shirley Winchester and others.
A new federal grand jury indictment adds three counts against Wa B Smith former Western National Bank president. Charges include discounting a $2,500 note to Touff and converting funds for joint use, mismanaging $30,000 in bank debt via false director authority, and improper credit of $5,000 to an insolvent debtor amid Annapolis Naval Academy hazing incidents.
A session of policy holders from Mutual Life and New York Life is set for Friday at 2 30 p m in Lexington courthouse. The meeting may back Henry R Prewitt’s call to halt President Peabody of Mutual Life and demand an accounting over the Kentucky manager’s discharge.
Dr Miles' Nervine is promoted as a nerve energy booster for the body. The ad claims it strengthens nerves and improves circulation digestion and kidneys, with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. and Judge Jacob Seemann of Wisconsin referenced as a testimonial.
Miss Bessie Tucker of LaGrange visits Miss Clausda Neal. John Bayne and others spend Sunday with neighbors and attend Florine McEachern Brigade entertainment. Families from Bloomfield Springfield Chaplin Fork and Bardstown noted visiting, accidents mentioned, and Everett Parish sells his farm to Hence Shields.
An old advertisement proclaims antiseptic dressings speed healing of wounds burns and bruises by reducing inflammation and maturation time to about one third. It touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an antiseptic that also relieves pain and prevents further danger, urging readers to keep a bottle at home. Sold by every reliable dealer in the Blue Grass.
Frost in Owen County Kentucky ruined about 10 percent of the crop, roughly 1,000,000 pounds, with uncut tobacco in the fields destroyed. In Louisville the tobacco breaks reported 307 birds of birds, 87 barley and 20 dark birds, with 254 original inspections and 58 reviews, and $4 in rejections.
The piece reassures mothers that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains nothing unsafe for children. It claims the medicine has zero harmful ingredients and is perfectly safe for treating coughs and croup. Distributed by Blue Grass vendors, it emphasizes trust in the product.
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