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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1907

Page

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Political letter on Kentucky race and press fairness

A Washington County voter defends The Sun editor Gore against a Springfield News Leader query on voting for Tyler, argues the question flawed, and urges support for McChord and Gore in Kentucky's Senate race. It cites McChord as Burley Tobacco Society attorney and notes railroad tax record. The letter targets press bias and asserts local option alignment and tobacco interests.

Springfield News- Leader the Sun Tyler Louisville News- Leader Gore J Gore Washington G. T. Jarvis McChord Willson American Tobacco Company United States

Congressman A. O. Stanley to Speak in Springfield

On Friday November 1 at 1 p m Congressman A O Stanley of Owensboro will address Washington county voters in the Springfield courthouse. A large crowd is expected as he presents the tobacco growers struggle in Western Kentucky. Harry McChesney and Morgan Chinn will speak to voters in Washington county next Monday.

Washington County McChesney China A. O. Stanley Owensboro Court House Springfield Stanley South Kentucky Harry McChesney Morgan Chinn

Infant Burned To Death In Cradle On Farm

A three weeks old colored infant died when a tenant house on Mrs. Mary Durrett’s farm caught fire while the mother Willie Barber was away at noon. Workmen found the cradle ablaze and could not rescue the child as flames consumed the dwelling.

Willie Barber Mary Durrett

High Honor For Rev Lawson Grand Chaplain Appointment

Rev. R. E. C. Lawson pastor of the local Presbyterian church was named Grand Chaplain for the coming year by the Grand Lodge of Kentucky Masons in Louisville last week. Friends extend congratulations on the honor and appointment.

R. E. C. Lawson Presbyterian Church Grand Lodge of Kentucky Masons Louisville Lawson

Monte Cristo Returns to Springfield Opera House

A thrilling dramatic revival of the romantic melodrama Monte Cristo arrives at the Springfield Opera House Thursday night October 24. Manager Fred G. Conrad promises a strong company and elaborate scenery with star actor William Lewie who has toured the play nationwide. Lewie’s Edmond Dantes Count of Monte Cristo is a seasoned portrayal built on hundreds of performances. The production seeks generous local patronage to support this classic drama.

Monte Cristo Springfield Opera House Fred G. Conrad Acenery William Lewie Edmond Dantes Count of Monte Cristo Lewie Con

Washington County Sunday School Convention at East Texas

The Washington County Sunday School Association holds its annual convention in East Texas on Thursday, November 7 with a strong program. State Secretary Prof. E A Fox will speak on practical Sunday school work alongside local speakers. Delegates urged from each school, reports to Miss Ella Shauity, and a communal basket table. Springfield hosts a major canvass by twenty eight young lady workers to count Sunday School attendance as part of a statewide Interdenominational drive aiming to survey the state on the same day.

Springfield Texas Washington County Sunday School Association East Texas E. A. Fox Ella Shauity Washington County Interdenominational Sunday School Union

Voters urged to register in Springfield limits

Within Springfield corporate limits, voters who missed regular registration may obtain a registration certificate at the county clerk’s office on Monday Tuesday or Wednesday. Those who have not registered before are warned not to forget else they will be ineligible to vote. Only Springfield residents must register.

Washington County Washing County Republi Ali Ted Springfield

Covey of quail invades courthouse lawn audience attracted

Citizens gathered as a covey of quail occupied the courthouse lawn. Jailer Catlett, acting kindly, consulted Kentucky statutes and warned the birds to retreat to the tall timbers before they risk becoming quail on toast.

Bob-White Court House Catlett

Good Prices At Clarkson Estate Sale Near Springfield

The sale of R C Clarkson as administrator of the T D and Livya Clarkson estate was held yesterday at the old Clarkson homestead along the Springfield and Lebaron turnpike. Stock brought strong prices including pairs of horse mules at 390 dollars, two year old mules at 120 to 130, brood mares 125 to 185, milk cows 35 to 60, brood sows 11 to 26, hogs around 61 cents per pound, jennets 25 to 200, and field corn 46 to 48 cents per bushel. The sale drew a large crowd.

R. C. Clarkson T. D Livya Clarkson Clarkson Springfield Lebaron Turn

Well Known Couple Marry at Willisburg

Mr L H Hardin weds Mrs Emma Hardin in Willisburg at 4 30 pm yesterday at Rev J A Simms home with officiating. Groom age forty eight and bride thirty five both previously married. The couple are respected Willisburg residents and have taken residence with Mr Hardin.

L. H. Hardin Emma Hardin J. A. Simms Willisburg Simms Hardin Willsburg

Pretty Wedding Last Evening in Springfield

Miss Mary McCabe and Mr N G Marks wed at the bride’s parents home at 7:30 last night. Rev Father P F Hennessy officiated in a prettily arranged parlor with Eddie Shader as bridesmaid and George Robertson as best man. The couple left for Winchester for their honeymoon after a small gathering of family and close friends.

Mary McCabe N. G. Marks P. F. Hennessy Eddie Shader George Robertson Cupid Winchester Mr. Marks Springfield Marks & Green J. J. McCabe

Father Gabe at Fenwick strengthens Fenwick church

Rev Father Gabe, former Hardinsburg Catholic pastor, now at Harrodsburg, preaches on two Sundays each month at Fenwick. The Sun editor met him en route to Fenwick appointment and praises his character and leadership. The Fenwick Catholic church is expected to grow under his guidance.

Father Gabe Hardinsburg The Sun Harrodsburg Fenwick Gabe Saw Fen—wich

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mand News-Leader Beckham Jarvis W. D. Bradley Ir. Bradley Whiskey Trust Mr. Bradley A. P.A P. Watt Hardin Mr. Jarvis W.S. Taywho Gov. Goebel Senate Democratic Party W. C. McChord Toobacco Trust Raiload Constitutional Convention Revising Commission Revising State of Rev Masons Opera House Springfield, Ky Mr. N. G. Marks
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