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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1905

Page

5

Wall Paper Department Half Price Sale With Cash Incentives

A local ad proclaims a department wide sale offering half price on wall paper except Ingrams. It promises inducements on carpets rugs window shades and lace curtains and urges cash buyers to take advantage with enticing pricing.

Ingrams

Local News Notes From Springfield Area

Notes cover repairs, farm sales, and moving plans. G B Taylor advertises near The Sun office. Esraay offers a red cow for return. Judge I H Thurman moves house to Grundy avenue. Clarkson & Haydon sell cattle, and Hodapp Miller move harness works to Louisville. Baptist meetings at Bethlehem Church and school term opens with 240 pupils. Auction at Harrodsburg draws cattle and mule colt sales. buggy prices noted.

I. H. Thurman Grundy Avenue Messrs. Hodapp & Miller Louisville West Main Street Springfield Washington County Messrs Hodapp and Miller

Brooksville notes and social updates from town

Local items report visits and travels of residents including Mr. George Clements in Chicago and Mrs. Hodapp moving to Louisville. Typhoid cases improve with Mrs. Osborne and child, attorney Walter recovering, several trips to Bardstown and Louisville noted. The piece also mentions church activities, school departures, and a cable from the Czar thanking President Roosevelt.

Sidney Osborne George Clements Chicago Clements F. R. Hodapp Louisville H. E. Walter West Barbara Kuhn Casper Nashville

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