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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
3
Long In the Business Yard Reputation
A local advertiser extols its solid reputation for fair prices and upright dealing in cod coal sales. The note promises full weight and safe ordering, inviting customers to leave orders for dependable service and accurate measurements.
Farmer Ideals and Rural Pride Rally at Rural Neck
A rural column extols farmers as the world’s backbone, praising country toil that feeds cities and builds nations. It contrasts city contempt with respect for farm families, urging appreciation of rural life and the earth as home and sustainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
W.c. Rural Neck
Wounds Bruises and Burns Healed Fast By Aseptic Dressing
A historic medical note praises aftiseptic dressing to treat wounds bruises and burns before inflammation. It claims healing in about one third the time and cites Chamberlains Pain Balm as an antiseptic aid reducing pain and preventing blood poisoning. Sold by dealers in the Blue Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Names on Official Ballot in Louisville Times
The sub committee of the Democratic State Executive Committee fixed the method for placing candidates’ names for state office on the official ballot. Details specify ordering and presentation to ensure clear voter guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Democratic State Executive Committee
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promoted By Fein Family
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for a wide range of pains from headaches to neuralgia. It claims the pills soothe and strengthen nerves, are harmless when used as directed, and cites Mrs Joe Merrill of Heru Ind as a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miley
Joe Merrill
Heru
Ind
Eli
Renta Butte
Miles Medical Co
Elichart
Local Notes From Marion and Surrounding Areas
In Marion area notes, Mrs Edith Underwood was adjudged of unsound mind in circuit court. Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs L H Thomas, Mrs Lou Ella Hill, and Hittie Mackin who died after illness. Local sales include four horses for 1700 and two geldings for 300 and 3800. Capt W C Nunemacher died in Atlanta at 62. Miss Warnie Cornett wed Mr G Q B Angel in Bradfordsville. Harrodsburg Herald notes two voting places per precinct for upcoming primaries and general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcon
Edith Underwood
J.D. Underwood
Lou Ella Hill
C. D. Hill
This City
C. T. Bolton
James H. Masson
Mobile
Ala
W. C. Rogers
W. C. Nunemacher
Louisville
Blosser Printing Company
Atlanta
Nunemacher
Lebanon
Sallie Cleland
Laws Change Tax Collection and Sheriff Duties
A Danville News summary notes new state revenue laws altering tax collection procedures. Penalties rise to 12 percent for unpaid taxes on November 1 and sheriffs must certify delinquent taxes within 15 days, with county clerks issuing warrants in 10 days. Warranted delinquents face asset seizure and property sale to cover taxes, penalties, and costs as December or January sales approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ralph Barton
United States
Kansas
Trontom
Ironton
Bartam
General Assembly
Anme
Danville News
Marion county fancy poultry breeders organize at city hall
The first meeting of Marion county fancy poultry breeders at Lebanon city hall elected F C Ballard president and Miss Etta Spalding secretary. A committee of Pate England and Sam Abel to draft by laws was set, with plans to join a statewide network and announce the next meeting date. Also noted is the sale of the grand snowy mare Francis Wilson Vane to Lawrence Jones of Louisville for 4500, the highest saddle mare price on record, with H Roberts in charge of Jones stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Seelbadh
Losis McQuown
Lisa Hayes
T. P. Hayes
Senator McCreary
Gov. Beckham
Judge Hines
N. B. Hays
Mc. Creary
E. A. Guilion
R. C. Crenshaw
J. Hendrick
M. 0. Winfrey
Matt Ayres
United States Senate
Lebanon
Marion County
Etta Spalding
Frank Bickett
Prof
Pate
L. Ballard
Sam Abel
Alfred England
Joe Graham
Walford Drye
G. D. Thornton
Clarence
Edward Abel Ochers
F.C. Ballard
Migs Etta Spalding
Som Abel
Kentucky Standard
T. E. Hour
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. H. Jones
Fein
Marion
L. H. Thomas
Loretto
Hittie
DeFraine Mackin
Messrs
W. P. Craveif
R. C. Graham
Alex Lyon
George McKnight
Green River
Bluff Boon
Harrodsburgh
Harald
Island
Bucklen
Napier
Cee Ie
C. J
Seige
C. J. Haydon
Poultry Association
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