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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
4
Local notes recount a heated race with wealth and power figures backing a candidate and denouncing Judge Thurman through a hostile newspaper. The piece notes Thurman challenges Lewis to public discussion, while urging voter turnout for Thurman next Tuesday and detailing community notices, sales, auctions, and local business ads.
Office in Hagon Block upstairs offers dental services.
For sale a lot containing a seven room dwelling and a storehouse of 18 by 36 feet on it. The storehouse could serve as a drug store and doctor's office or a tracksmith shop. Also on the lot a good stock barn two wells and a fine garden. Nearby are a good school and churches in town. For particulars apply to J. A. Thompson Texas Ky.
A hotel keeper testifies he has kept Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for about fifteen years and always seen satisfactory results. He reports giving it to traveling men with good outcomes. The notice advertises the remedy and old papers for sale at the office in Leodon.
Over forty guesses have been made in the first week of the seed pumpkin contest. The Sun also carries an advertisement by H. M. Brussel of Lebanon, an auctioneer, promising low commissions. William R. Seleeman was admitted to practice law before county courts, as the son of Judge W. E. Seleeman and a promising young attorney.
For Sale 9% acre tract with a well laid out and nicely improved house and Karn. Includes all tobacco and related improvements. Price stated as cheap. McElroy and Wharton, land agents, handle the listing.
A Princeville resident refused amputation and used Buckien's Arnica Salve instead, fully recovering from gangrene in his feet. The ad claims cures for eczema fever sores boils burns and piles and promotes buying 25 cents at Haydon and Robertson's.
Miss Emma Adams of Harrodsburg visits the Misses Thompson. Miss Emma Rose Polin returns to St Catharine after a week at home. Mr J P Haynes of Louisville visits. Mrs B L Litsey and Mrs J I Martin return from Louisville. Mrs Lucy Rodgers and Mrs Artis Brown visit Mrs B B Leachman. Miss Susie Edgerton and Eleanor Reed return from Stanford Missionary Union. Families at Fenwick and J O Polin's Sunday. Mrs James Claybrooke visits her parents. Miss Mary Logan Neale returns to Covington after three months with relatives. Health note explains proper food amount needed for energy and body heat. overfeeding causes stomach, rheumatic, and kidney disorders. For sale by The Leo Haydon Drug Co.
A girl narrates misadventures with Fan and her dog Tip as they plot to imitate disguises and tease Fan about a diamond ring. The romp ends with accidental dressing, a tumble, and neighbors gossip as the trio remains in the middle of the uproar.
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