Local notes from Sharpsville and surrounding area
Community news from Sharpsville includes social gatherings with Mr and Mrs Martin Sallee entertaining friends with music. Local residents attend church at Antioch and a protracted meeting is planned in September. W E Brown buys a Marion county farm for 7500 dollars. The school under Mrs R J Crouch progresses well and a new dam near Sharpsville nears completion after flood damage. A tobacco crop, visits to sick, and various travels and visits are listed along with classified sale offers for office fixtures and a soda fountain. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by J P Klote of Edina Missouri as beneficial for stomach issues.
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Martin Sallee
Thomas Moberly Oki
B. J. Brown
Price
John Yates
Irma Graham
Springfield Satunday
Antioch
William Moore
Herman Colvin
Fairview
Edgar Yancey
Bernice Graham
Nelson Long
Edna
Willisburg
W. E. Brown
Marion County
R. J.crouch
Harvey Robinson
J. A. Derringer
John EK
Rose
John R. Rose
Destructive Fire Ravages Flemingsburg Business District
Flemingsburg Ky September 2 A major fire swept the business district near the depot destroying the C F A depot and many firms including Manly Glascock Dudley Collins & Crane and Heathington Rackley. The total loss is about 75000 with little insurance and a 20000 damage suit filed in New Castle. New Castle Ky September 2 Joseph Haskins administrator sues L and N Railroad for 20000 over a fatal train incident in Louisville last November. Mt Sterling Ky September 2 export steer sale reported with 302 head bought by Swartzchild Sulzberger New York at 27 500 total. steers weigh about 1500 pounds.
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Flemingsburg
Ald
MaysVille
P. Manly
A. Glascock
C. I. Dudley
Imple- Collins & Crane
Harry Andrews
Heathington & Rackley
EH. Kenner
DM. Wilson
Times-Democrat and Gazette
New Castle
Joseph Haskins
Leonard Hoskins
Henry
L. & N. Railroad Co
Louisville
Mt. Sterling
C. C. McDonald
Swartzchild & Sulzberger
New York
George G
J. C. Hamilton
Typhoid illness and local visits noted in Mt Zion
Mr Everett Parish recovers from typhoid fever after a bed attack. Mr Joe Hays visited his wife at St Anthony s Infirmary Louisville and will return home. Wednesday shows marked improvement. Earl Rady of New Haven visited Miss Eva Sutherland. Mrs Kate Williams was the guest of
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Everett Parish
Joe Hays
St. Anthony’s Infirmary
Louisville
Hays
Earl Rady
New Haven
Eva Sutherland
Kate Williams
Startling Mortality On Appendicitis And Peritonitis
In a startling mortality report a cure for these deadly diseases is claimed. Dr. Flannery of Custom House Place Chicago promotes King’s New Life Pills as a remedy. The advertisement urges readers to buy this product for relief.
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Dr. Flannery
Custom House Place
Chicago
King
M.offer
Public Sale Of Calvin Showmaker Farm At Mackville
Public sale on the date set begins at 10 oclock at the premises to market the Calvin Showmaker farm of 175 acres more or less located one mile from Mackville between the Springfield and Texas turnpikes. The property features a well watered site with a good dwelling and outbuildings and a tobacco barn. terms include notes with six percent interest for one two or three years secured by good security. Auctioneer M Campbell listed.
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Calvin Showmaker
Mackville
Springfield
Texas
Cal. Shewmaker
M. Campbeel
Mules for Sale by Administratrix in Springfield Ky
As administratrix of the estate of David L. Payne I will sell to the highest bidder at the court house door in Springfield Kentucky on a Saturday in September 1915 at about 2 pm a pair of well broken four year old work mules. Terms are three months with approved security. Locinpa Payne Administratrix of D L Payne.
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David L. Payne
Court House
Springfield
Locinpa Payne
D. L. Payne
Paracamph Promises Quick Relief For Aches And Pains
An advertisement extols Paracamph as America’s popular home remedy for all manner of aches and wounds. It claims healing and relief without morphine or addictive drugs and invites households to keep a bottle for emergencies. Sold by druggists in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes from Paracamph Company, Louisville Ky.
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America
Paracamph
Paracapiph Company
Louiseill
BAL
Miles
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Public Farm Sale Near Springfield with Livestock and Implements
A sale of a five acre farm seven and a half miles from Springfield includes an eight room dwelling, barn, and well watered tobacco land. The sale lists cattle, hogs, sheep, horses, farming equipment, grain, and household items with terms to be announced the day of sale.
Farm Sale Near Frederickstown and Springfield
On Tuesday September 2 at the farm three miles from Frederickstown and seven miles from Springfield I will offer for sale cattle mare colts farming implements and household items. Also 130 acre farm with good dwelling barn water stock and domestic supply on reasonable terms. If no sale the farm will be rented at prep M Hint.
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Frederickstown
Springfield
Hearing on Badgett discharge in U S District Court
In the United States District Court for the district of Louisville the bankrupt Thomas M Badgett seeks discharge with a hearing set for September 9 1905. Creditors and interested parties are notified to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Judge Walter Evans presides with Clerk A G Ronan.
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Thomas M. Badgett
Louisville
Springfield
Election call in Washington County Kentucky 1905
The Washington County Fiscal Court orders a November 1905 vote in Hendren Precinct No 5 on allowing stock to run at large on public highways. Cosby Catlett filed a petition with twenty voters requesting the election. Sheriff and officers to place ballots for the issue. Byron Croak is noted in the court action.
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State OF
Kentucky
Washington County
Cosby Catlett
Hendren
Sopy
W. F. Booker
Fisa
Free Column Listings Sell Thirteen Yearling Mules
Sub header notes T Monery of Frederickstown offering thirteen yearling mules for sale via Spring er route. R F D No 2 reader Hite Clements lists items. Fe quality oi suai of spite Red Man fae Zs unclear.
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T. Monery
Frederickstown
Hite Clements
Springer
Viata
Farm Sale In Litney Ky Aims At 100 Acres
On Wednesday September 20 a sale begins at one o'clock pm in Lit ney Kentucky. A new farm of 100 acres near Lilly includes 70 acres bottom ground and 30 acres hills, with a frame dwelling and tobacco barn. Also offered are two horses two mules cows calves sows pigs one old two-horse wagon and related stock. Terms announced day of sale by E J Pinkston and M Thompson.
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Springfield
Pike
Litney
Lilly Ky
E. J. Pinkston
M. ‘Thompson
Kentucky Fair Dates Seem Misplaced In Fragment
Fragment lists fair dates and locations including Kentucky State Fair 186 days with Henderson and Falmouth dates, and Qwenshora in October with several days. The readable items suggest a schedule or notice but lack full context, making exact events unclear.
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Kentucky
Henderson
Falmouth
Her
Qwenshora
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Wallace Brown
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Annie
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R. A. Russell
Margie Bonta
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