Death of Miss Mary Brown at Valley Hill
Miss Mary Brown eldest child of Mr and Mrs W E Brown of Valley Hill died at age thirteen from typhoid fever on the 23rd. She was bright and accomplished, a beloved daughter and sister. Surrounded by friends, her funeral was held at Willisburg with Rev W A Wolfe conducting. The family and community extend heartfelt sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Sfr_ c
W.E. Brown
Valley Hill
Mary
Willisburg
W. A. Wolfe
Springfield
Fair View Delayed Home Coming and Local Meetings
Mister Pearl and Mattie Mae Hawk return to Danville after weeks visiting friends and relatives in Washington and Nealston counties. The New Hope protracted meeting closed Monday with 24 additions and baptism at Mooresville pond. Several Carney and Hays families spent Sunday together. trips to Lebanon marked the homeward journey of Pearl and Mattie Mae Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mister Pearl
Mattie Mae Hawk
Danville
Washington
Neilson Countes
Mra
Mattie Bane
Mollie Hawkins
Pearl
Mattie Mae Hawkins
Willie
Julia Mae
Myrtie Carney
Preston Moore
J. W. Hays
New Hope
Mooresville Pond
F. M. Carney
Bruner Carney
Clayton Wafard
FP. M. Carney
Robert Hays
Willie Carney
Lebanon
tHanville
Kentucky State Fair Daily Trotting Pacing and Running Races
RACING events scheduled daily at the Kentucky State Fair include trotting pacing and running races. Details list varied heats and entries across the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky State Fair
Western Normal Offers Three Kentucky Teaching Certificates
Under Kentucky law the Western Normal College may issue the ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATE INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE and LIFE CERTIFICATE. Each grants teaching rights across Kentucky for two four and life respectively without further examination. Information on workload for each certificate is available from H. H. Cherry president Western Normal Bowling Green Ky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Normal
Kentucky
H. H. Cherry
Bowling Green
The Lonely Pint and Local Family News
Henry Stumph buys a colt for fifty dollars from Carter Hall and later sells one to P. H. Stumph for seventy. Will Sweeney buys a cow and calf for forty five from Nellis Logsdon. Mrs. Annie Anderson visits her uncle R M Anderson in Stewartville. Mrs. Jane Casa of Louisville visits Maud Stumph. Frank Haydon Jr catalogs visits with B Brady. J C Milton purchases a calf from H M Stamph and buys a weaning colt from W M Milton for one hundred. Susie Mobley of Springfield visits her aunt Mrs Mobley. J C Patterson and wife return from Louisville after visiting the Tobini family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stumph
Carter Hall
Annie ‘Anderson
Stewart‘ville
R M. Anderson
Henry Isham
P. H. Stumph
Will Sweeney
Nellis Logsdon
Hardin Chapel
Milton
Ant
Spari
Jane Casa
Louisville
Maud Stumph
Frank Haydon, Jr
B. Brady
H. M Stamph
J. C. ‘Milton
W. M. Milton
Susie Mobley
Springield
Mobley
J.C. Patterson
John Tobini
Happy Hollow Social and Local Notes
Mrs. Mary Williams and two sons return to Covington after weeks with siblings. Mr. Albert Hines and wife visited the Oderard family of Willisburg. Readers asked for the Muldraugh Hill correspondent. Locals Mira, John Crow, John Armstrong, Ea Hanby and families attended Brush Grove Association. The Sun and Courier-Journal subscriptions priced. An advertising note on catarrh cures and Hall's Catarrh Cure claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams
Covington
Albert Hines
C W. Oderard
Willisburg
Muldraugh Hill
Mira
John Crow
John Armstrong
Ea Hanby
Walter Hanby
Myrtle Armstrong
Course in Agriculture at Western Kentucky Normal School
The Western Kentucky State Normal School offers a practical Elementary Agriculture course with demonstration and real work on the school farm. Teachers gain prep for teaching the subject and young men seeking farming careers face great opportunities. Course begins Sept. 6, 1910. For information address H. H. Cherry, president, Bowling Green, Ky.
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Western Kentucky State Normal School
H. H. Cherry
Epresident
Bowling Green
Subscribers Free Column Listings From Springfield Area
B L Davison sells seed rye. Mrs R B Creger offers S C Rhode Island Red chickens with pullets prices 100, smaller 75, cockerels 80. J M Smith offers Jer sey cow and calf. C Brope sells 250 bushels seed rye. J B Walker offers two spans with suckling colt and a tin fold. Mrs J T Yaste sells Plymouth Rock chickens 75. J L Moran offers two fine bucks. J R Connor lists brood mare and yearling mare mule and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Davison
Springfield
Sye
R. B. Creger
Lebanon
S.C
Rhode Island
C. Brope
Rt 3
J.B. Walker
Rt 1
J. T. Yaste
Near Town
Plymouth Rock
J. L. Moran
J. R. Connor
City
How Good News Spreads
An elderly reader, B F Tolson, praises Electric Bitters for restoring health and vitality during travels. The tonic is said to regulate kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver, energize the nerves, and purify the blood, with claims of aiding weak individuals and boosting vigor. Available for 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Tolson
Elizabethtown
Haydon & Robertean
Springfield Brass Band Announcement
Springfield Brass Band issues address notice listing Pres. Springfield Brass Band and Box 246 Springfield Ky for member correspondence and information requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Brass Band
Pres
Box
Springfield, Ky
Free Remedy For Weak Bowels
Two forms of bodily cleanliness external and internal are discussed with emphasis on internal cleanliness through regular bowel movements. The ad promotes a tonic claimed to ease constipation and related ailments and offers free medical advice from Dr Caldwell at a Monticello Illinois address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yopseett
Earth
Catheriny
Unionville
Ind
Daniel
Caldwell Milly
W. Caldwell
Monticelie
Kentucky State Fair and County Fair Unity
The Kentucky State Fair in Louisville, September 12 to 17, is a shared possession for Kentuckians, reflecting statewide progress in agriculture and live stock. It parallels county fairs, showcasing measures of advancement across Kentucky and neighboring states, with growing attendance as people seek regional and national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
Dogs of High Degree at Kentucky State Fair Show
The collie dog exhibit at the Kentucky State Fair opens in Louisville on September 12 with a large entry list and record prices. Rules of the American Kennel Club govern the show and may be obtained from Secretary J. W. Newman in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
American Kennel Club
J. W. Newman
Kentucky
Tenting on the Lawn at the State Fair Opens Sept 12
Ken tuckians plan a week at the fair beginning September 12. The Louis vile State Fair grounds attract camping parties with well-watered grounds and ample space. Headquarters report many inquiries from visitors intending to camp on the grounds for all or part of the week.
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Louisvile
Kentuckyy State Fair Catalogue Entry Requested
Entry blanks and information regarding the Kentuckyy State Fair should be directed to J. W. Newman Secretary at 320 Paul Jones Building Woulsville Ky for official catalogue requests and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Newman
Paul Jones
Woulsville
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Tess of Civilization
Harcourteo
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Haydon & Barber
B. D. Lake
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M. W. Hyatt
RED Cross Drug Store
Dr. J. C. Mudd
Watdon
ORG Ature
J. H. Lampton
M. D. Springfield
Opera House
T. Scott Mayes
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Marshall Duncan
Robertson
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