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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
3
Public sale of a one acre tract near Springfield is scheduled with a highest bid anticipated. Purchasers must post bond with security or sureties and pay legal interest from sale date until payment. Terms require prompt compliance or forfeiture of the bid.
Hodgenville Kentucky physician Dr J W Thomas lists 1426 testimonials from people cured or helped by Youneedit Salve in the past year. The new salve, on the market about a year, sold 2546 boxes to date.
In Campbell county near Newport a six year old accidentally fires a revolver while playing with it, killing Moyers one year old in the home of George Meyer. Parents were away digging onions when the gun discharged and the infant died from a wound to the right breast. The weapon lay on the floor.
Alfred Ray and William Blain were killed on Louisville and Nashville train No 24 near Stephenson Kentucky after a dispute over fare escalated with drinking and violence. Porter John Huebank is jailed in Hardinsburg on murder charges amid witness and possible participant detentions.
Auction announces Ben Johnson will sell all stallions mares and colts from the Lancaster estate on County Court day September 11 1905 at 1 o clock on the Public square Bardstown Kentucky. It notes a full brother to Cleophas and a yearling from Linnie sold for 3100 with three foals from her sold for 8250. Catalogs available by request and sale to be held regardless of bids. Also mentions a patent medicine and a fire at Priest River Idaho with substantial losses.
A June 7 1901 missive from Hopkinsville Kentucky features Jom as D Armistead backing Hall's Great Kidney and Bladder Remedy praising its long standing efficacy and urging Dr W Hall of St Louis to respond to a Texas Wonder endorsement to a concerned reader.
A vintage advertisement touts Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles for men and women, including gravel diabetes nerve issues and bladder irregularities in children. It claims rapid results with a small bottle and offers testimonials via mail order from Dr. E W Hall in St. Louis Missouri.
Roosevelt urges self reliance and temperance in a speech to the Catholic Total Abstinence Union in Wilkesbarre. He emphasizes wages, family welfare, and lawfulness, urges cooperation between labor and capital, and cites a priest letter on temperance aiding worker character. Eagle Station on the Short Line division of L and N was destroyed by fire, losses about 15000 dollars.
In Ky Sept 2 the Fletcher case jurors were dismissed after a hung verdict with 11 voting death and 1 for 20 years. Community unrest followed as threats of violence resurfaced and an affidavit alleged bribery involving N FB Christian. Christian fled the town amid nervousness at the depot.
A letter from Col Jonn M Fuller of Honey Grove Texas attributes a near fatal battle with liver and kidney trouble to illness and credits a fifty cent bottle of Electric Bitters with a complete cure. The note praises the medicine as the best on earth. Forest fires spread rapidly north of San Bernardino California causing great damage.
A Birmingham visitor reports San Francisco forbids human burials in the city and county. Cremation is required unless bodies are shipped elsewhere. Though cemeteries exist they lack space, and land use favors building. A crematory with a dome was seen amid a cemetery, where a cremation was underway.
A grieving father recalls his son suffering a severe eye injury from an accident. He applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which quickly healed the gash and saved the eye. The same salve is praised for burns and ulcers and sold for 25 cents at Hayden's drug store.
In Frankfort on August 31 the idea to set up a state kennel for bloodhounds has been floated. Lawmakers may be asked to approve kennels to be operated by the prison commission, likely at the main penitentiary, following similar moves in southern states.
G W Fowler reports relief from a severe cholera morbus after taking Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during a murder trial in Clebourne county Alabama. He consumed one dose which he claims cured him within minutes after initial illness from tainted meat.
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