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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1905

Page

3

Secretary Wilson Announces Import of Sixty Eight Goats

The LaRue Herald reports Secretary Wilson states the government has imported sixty eight goats from Malta. No details given if they are milk goats or ordinary goats. the note hints at existing scapegoats in the agricultural department. A separate notice warns that Harvey Sea has left the household and others should not disclose information on the author’s behalf.

LaRue Herald Wilson Malta Agricultural Department Harvey Sea

Salve Cures Piles Claims From Hodgenville Doctor

Dr J W Thomas Hodgenville Kentucky advertises Youneedit Salve as a near miracle for piles. He reports 1426 testimonials from customers cured or helped in the past year and 2618 boxes sold in one year.

J. W. Thomas Hodgenville

Kentucky Railroad Rates Inquiry Set by State Commission

The Kentucky Railroad Commission after an all day session decided to pursue a sweeping investigation of local rail rates between all points in Kentucky. The move, deemed one of the state’s most significant legal battles, targets railway earnings and citizen costs. The commission promised to define procedures in a few days and work toward a fair, unified plan with railroads and the Commonwealth.

Frankfort Kentucky Railroad Commission Commonwealth McChord Walker D. Hines

Mrs Johnson Loses Diamond Rings in Louisville Hotel

Mrs. Percy C. Johnson of Lebanon reported two diamond rings worth 350 dollars missing at the New Seelbach hotel in Louisville after leaving them on a washstand while washing. The loss was found about twenty minutes later. hotel and detectives were alerted. A total reward of 150 dollars was offered for their return with no success to date.

Lebanon Louisville Percy C. Johnson Johnson

Farm Bargains Across Mercer and Washington Counties

Real estate listing by W. T. Entxe of Harrodsburg Kentucky offers numerous farms and mills for sale. Properties include 191 acres near Mercer Pearse Pike with mill, 96 acres with Groom House near Mackville, 22 000 dollars for 964 acres near Mackville, 27 acres at Cardwell on Pike, 166 and 426 acres in Washington county, 310 acres in Mercer County, 100 acres near Harrodsburg, 171 acres with new residence in Mercer, and 216 acres Mercer County on the Pike priced from 35 to 100 dollars per acre. Contact Entxe for attempts to buy or sell.

Mercer Pearse Pike Railroad Station Deash Groom Mercer County Pike W. T. Entxe Harrodsburg

Marion Items in Brief From Falcon Notes

James H. Mattingly aged sixty nine died at his Chicago home after a lingering illness. Nellie Lowe the thirteen year old daughter died at her home after years of invalidism. Joe W. Berry and Flora Chambers wed in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony. Henry Gilmore escaped death when a horse bit him during a Wathen sale outing, injuring his right arm and body.

Falcon James H. Mattingly Chicago Bright Nellie E. T. Lowe Joe W. Berry 8. J. Berry Gravel Switch Flora Chambers Joe Chambers Boyle County Henry Gilmore J. A. Hardesty, Sr Wathen Sale Mr. Gilmore

Community Notes From Mt 710N Sunday Service and Visits

Rev Robinson preached to large crowds at the Mt 710N church Sunday. Local residents and visitors like Wiley Wilkerson of Bloomfield and Laura Lee and Lydia Walker of Belmont joined relatives for family gatherings and church events. The Williams family held their annual reunion at Walter Williams's home, with many relatives in attendance. Mary Taylor suffers chicken pox. Ora Pinkston returned from Tatham.

Rev. Robinson Wiley Wilkerson Bloomfield Mesdames Laura Lee Lydia Walker Belmont Jesse Williams Ruby Tyler Smithville Claudia Neale David Cokendolpher Hazel Kate Williams James Williams Shiloh Sue Williams J. N. Hays C. M. Williams Mary Taylor Ora Pinkston Tatham S. A. Bayne Johnny Springfield Clixton Taylor Bardstown Grant Hays Louisville Minnie Sutherland Charles. Yates William Snyder Valley Hill S.A. Bayne Yager Alta Chaplin Ford R. A. Russell H. B. Bonta W. H. Russell Bethel Mercer County Harrodsburg Preston Moore Mooresville Mattie Bayne Williams Walter Williams Pleasant Grove C.M. Williams Thomas Dawson Mesdames Kate Williams JJ. N. Hays Lydia Williams Thomas Marshall Williams

Money Mad Speech by Governor Hanly Cautions on Wealth

Indiana Governor Hanly denounces the nation as money mad, arguing prosperity has bred corruption. He warns that lax ethics and a belief that wealth justifies any means threaten free institutions and long term peace.

Hanly Indiana

Local Health Claims Amid Typhoid Tragedy and Cure Advertisement

W M Smithart of Pekin emigrates a claim about a miraculous new consumption remedy as a life saver, while a typhoid fever death toll rises with three Standland children near Mt Washington. The ad touts a $1 bottle trial at Haydon's drug store.

Lesaing Paysemans W. M. Smithart Frank Standland Mt. Washington

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