Local Auction Notes and Area News Updates
Walter Badgett and Alvert Bland plan future homes after moving from this place. The stork visits Sid Johnston’s family on the 10th, bringing a baby boy. Dick Keene buys calves from J C Basor and Thomas and Lee McIntire sell weanling turners for 367 per head. Edelens return to Oakland after visiting relatives. Belle Keene and children end visit to Bardstown. Will Auberry ill with typhoid fever. Will Wheatley remains sick. Manny Alveys visit relatives in Loretto. Cissie Stella Nevii Bertha visited Rowan’s Nod near Holy Cross. George Lear recovering from illness. Will and Marshal Thompson guests of Mrs Mat Clements. Earl Cecil visits. Murphy and Osborn travel to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Badgett
Alvert Bland
Berman Smith
Forest View
Stork
Sid Johnston
Sher
Bert Thomas
Lee McIntire
R Keene
Dick Keene
J. C. Basor
Edelen
Oakland
Cal
Belle Keene
Bardstown
T. E Ballard
Frederickstown
Will Auberry
Wat Wheatley
Manny Alvey
Loretto
Cissie
Stella Nevii
Bertha
Rowan
Nod
Holy Cross
George Lear
Will
Marshal Thompson
Science Hall
Mat Clements
Cecil
Tly
John Murphy
Ed Osborn
Louisville
Electro Bitters Prove Effective Against Grips and Weakness
The text describes grip related weakness and nervousness from illness, noting disordered liver and kidneys. It promotes Electro Bitters as a strong blood purifier and regulator for stomach, liver and kidneys, claiming many have recovered strength and spirits after use. Haydon & Robertson guarantee satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon & Robertson
FENWICK Social Notes and Local Moves
Miss Mary Rose Jeans entertained at Flinch Thursday night in honor of guest Miss Fay Montgomery. A large crowd from Fenwick spent Saturday at High Bridge. Miss Hattie Bowles visited Gladys and Susie Gillispie Saturday. Frank Logsdon spent the week in Louisville. Shannon Thompson back out after scarlet fever. Pearl Fenwick with the Gillispies at Mackville. Irvine Thompson bought a horse from Miss Ethel Rogers. Ed Bowles and wife visited Mackville. Stanley Rogers and Jennie Haydon were in Springfield. Mr. Tom Bowles plans to move to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rose Jeans
Flinch
Fay Montgomery
Stanley Rogera
Louisville
Fenwick
High Bridge
Hattie Bowles
Gladys
Susie Gillispie
Frank Logsdon
Shannon Thompson
Pearl Fenwick
Misses Gillispie
Mackville
Irvine Thomipson
Ethel Rogers
Ed Bowles
Macksvide
Stanley Rogers
Jennie Haydon
Springfield
Tom Bowles
Winchester
Wireless and Railway Telegraphy Jobs Still Available
A good position can be had by ambitious young men and ladies in wireless or railway telegraphy. Since the overtime law and expanding wireless stations, there is a national telegraphers shortage. Beginners earn 10 to 90 dollars monthly with growth potential. The National Telegraph Institute runs six official institutes across America, supervised by wireless officials, placing graduates into jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Telegraph Institute
America
A. A
Wireless
Cincinnati
Philadelpha
Os Bat
Sycamore Valley Tie School 12 Progressing Nicely
A local note lists Miss Lizzie Davis directing a Sycamore Valley Tie School 12 event that progressed well with positive reception. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives, including T. W. Bailey 13 at Texas and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sutherland visiting their son in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie School
Lizzie Davis
T. W. Bailey
Texas
Zelma Melvoy
St. Catherinese
T. W. Sutherland
Stithton
John Crow
Mt. Zion
James Cammack
Polin
Abe Crumiull
Wanburne
J. Ee Sutherland
J. M. Shields
Cal
A. Tiley
Obe Pater
Rubie
Thompsonville
Fater
James
A. T. Bailey
J. B
Deny
B. P. Prather
Oder
New P
Walter Hamberry
Illinois
New Life Pills Promise Clearer Complexion and Health
The ad claims liver trouble signs such as pimples oils and blotches are cured by New Life Pills. It urges readers to Havdon and Robertson's store to try the product for a better complexion and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havdon & Robertson's
Valley Hill Notes and local doings in brief
Miss Pearl Goatley visited relatives during the weekend. Jas Moran Jr sold seed rye to farmers at 9c. John Neal of Bloomfield assisted jewelry customers and glasses wearers in our area. Misses Imogene and Pearl Goatley visited Mrs J E Goatley. Mrs J W Hughes hosted an elegant luncheon Saturday. Hog cholera returns. several farmers lost hogs recently. Wheat rye look strong. one act melodrama opened last Friday titled Shavers. Mrs T D Shehan visited relatives at Mooresville Sunday. Jerry quip about being good enough ends note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uno
Pearl Goatley
Jas. Moran, Jr
John Neal
Bloomfield
Imogene
J. E. Goatley
J. W. Hughes
Free Sample For Baby's Ills and Constipation Relief
A 20th century advertisement urges care for infant digestive health starting with regular bowel movements and mild remedies. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, pleasant tasting option for constipation in children and offers a free sample bottle to try before purchase. The ad cites testimonials from families and mentions availability through apothecaries at fifty cents to one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Tr. D. W. Spangler
Mrattonville
Caldwell
Pleasant Grove News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Pleasant Grove notes weekend visits and travels among local families and friends including Rev. H S Hudson at A L Litsey’s home and J F Gregory’s house. Mentions of church services, Sunday activities, and Chamberlains Liniment advertisement conclude the column.
Cribers Free Column Breeder Ad List
Mrs H J Cocanougher Texas KY offers 8 C white leghorn cock for 1.00 each. Mrs C L Mudd Rt 2 sells thoroughbred Bronze Turkeys. Alvab Perkins Rt 3 offers 20 bushels seed rye at 0.90 per bushel. Mrs R H Langford Rt 4 has no sale. S C B Leghorn roosters at 1 each and some of Mrs C Le Brady’s stock at 0.50. Mrs Sam Tucker Rt 1 sells Rhode Island Red cockerels and pullets at 1 until Jan 1. Mrs Irvine Lynch Lebanon Rt 3 offers pure bred Brown Leghorn cockerels and some hens. Mrs C L Brady Rt offers Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels at 1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Cocanougher
Texas
C. White Leghorn
C. L. Mudd
Rt 2
Alvab Perkins Rt. 3
R. H. Langford
Rt. 4
C. le Brady
Sam Tucker
Rt. 1
Rhode Island
Irvine Lynch
Lebanon
Rt 3
C. L. Brady
Hardins Chapel Social Roundup and Local Visits
Those dining with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coffie on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, Mr. Arthur Fauth, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Breuer and son Frank, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fenwick and daughter Waneta with G W Fenwick family. Local attendees joined a party run by Miss Mary Rose Jones Thursday night. Miss Maggie Hyatt stayed with the Fenwicks. B Haram bought Lee Hyatt’s farm at an unspecified price. Mrs. Yatse and Miss Sadie Young are improving. Mrs. Bettie Canary and Miss Maggie Hyatt spent Saturday and Sunday in Mackville. HS Litsey is ill. Miss Mary Case visited Saturday and Sunday with Miss Nina Fenwick. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whiteman spent Thursday with relatives here. Folks from here attend Bethlehem protracted meeting this week. Will Jeffers spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Nellie Logsdon. Mrs. Ben Haydon spends this week in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Coffie
W. M. Barker
James Anderson
Arthur Fauth
J. M. Breuer
Frank
Stanley Fenwick
Waneta
G W. Fenwick
Mary Rose Jones
Maggie Hyatt
Cosmopolitan Magazine Subscriptions Offered in Washington County
This notice advertises Cosmopolitan Magazine as the leading popular periodical in the United States. It lists Sam J. Allen as local representative in Springfield and describes subscription rates of $1.00 per year. Agents are sought for Texas locations Mackville Wiltinburg and Valley Hill with liberal inducements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington County
Sam J. Allen
Lun
Springfield
Texas
Mackville
Wiltinburg
Valley Hill
Arnica Salve touted as great healer for sores and wounds
Arlington man L. W. Hartiman recalls eczema and army suffering, claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured when all else failed after forty years of pain. Advertises 25c at Havdon & Robertson's as a remedy for sores ulcers boils burns cuts wounds bruises and piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hartiman
Arlington
Bucklen
Havdon & Robertson's
Wit and wisdom from a sunlit page of Bardstown notes
Column of短 aphorisms on virtue, pride, and social mores contrasts with a real estate pitch for farms priced from 500 to 2000 dollars. The notice references Orville Arnold of Bardstown and glances at local property in Bardstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardstown
Orville Arnold
Bardstown, Y
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward
The ad claims a universal cure for catarrh and notes a $100 reward for any case that fails to cure. It describes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and promotes testimonials from patients, with address to F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo and druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Planters Loose Leaf Warehouse
Tandy Quisenberry & CO
Tandy Quisenberry
McIntire
Demon of the Air
Haydon & Willett
Grundy & McIntire
Evene
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Patent Office
Greeley
Patents
U. S. Patent Office
Sycamore Valley
Blood
Jerry
Darling Maud
Pleasant Grove
H. S. Hudson
A. L. Litsey
Edwin D. Woodson
J. F. Gregory
Carlisle Clelland
Middle Boro
Mabel
Nancy Thompson
James Noe
S. C. Vanarsdale
Vanarsdale
John Gregory
Harrodsburg
Sue Reed
Jennie Leachman
John Sweeney
la Grange
Alf Whiteman
Earl Whiteman
Mooresville
Logan Neal
Sueee
Chapel Hill
Tenn
Nell Church
Thurman
Sue Edgerton
T. J. Wade
A. L. Vitsey
Chamberlain
Hardin’s Chapel
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Sunbeams
Siena
Onic
W. F. Trusty
Kentucky
Ofice Over Haydon & Barter
B. D. Lake
John Y. Mayes
DR. M. W. Hyatt
RED Cross Drug
Dr. J. C. Mudd
J. H. Lampton
M.D
Opera House
T. Scott Mayes
Atty-At-Law
We Tarpees
Claybrooke
Springfield, Ky
Pee Yap
Marshale Duncan
Robertaon
S. M. Campbell
Hil Fean Pabere
M. Brussell
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