Blameworthy doctor and quirky Campbellsville buzzard tale
A vain physician advised a fellow not to worry and take pep sin after meals then sent him a dun. A Kansas woman sues for divorce claiming half the corn crop and two thirds of the pumpkins. Campbellsville Enquirer notes a pet buzzard living in Campbellsville contentedly but jokes a dead dog would give greater enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Kansas
The
Campbellsville Enquirer
Campbellsville
Grandfather Gore remembered as gentle mentor in Kentucky
The speaker recalls Dr. John W. Gore of Hodgenville Kentucky who died last Saturday at eighty five. He describes a lifelong bond of kindness, a playmate and mentor who never spoke harshly, and a final peaceful moment as his grandfather passed to eternal rest amid a beloved memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gore
Hodgenville, Ky
J. EG
Russia in Unusual Predicament Cited Over GoT Witte
A cryptic account notes Russia facing an odd plight until a figure named Witte appears. The text suggests a recurring flaw in every town and hints at a loafer-linked company as part of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Witte
Hanter
Souvenir supplement praised for Lebanon and Marion county
The Marion Falcon souvenir issue issued last week is a fine keepsake. Editor M. F. Hetherington and contributor Mr Thornbury receive congratulations for their excellent work and its lasting value to the community.
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Marion
Lebanon
Marion County
M. F. Hetherington
Thornbury
Hillsboro News Briefs Include Farm Frost Fears
In Hillsboro area farmers worry about frost harming tobacco. Local social notes mention Miss Evat Inman Ballard Settle and Miss Pearl Barr returning from Springfield, plus visits to singing events. Mrs. L. S. Dean dies after long illness at age forty six. she leaves a husband three children and a brother. burial at Rockbridge cemetery.
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Evat Inman
Ballard Settle
Springfield
Pearl Barr
John Hines
Near Valley Hill
This Place
Mt Zion Residents Visit Friends and Family Notes
Mrs. Mattie Neale of Fairfield visited here with relatives last week. Frank Neale and children from Chaplin Fork spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. R. A. Russell. Miss Lydia Bishop of Midway stayed with her sister, Mrs. Sue Williams. Clifton Taylor left for Bardstown to enter school. The Neales visited Smithville earlier, Claudia accompanying. Miss Blanche Bonta visited cousin Miss Billa Russell at Vanars hall. Miss Fee Cokendolpher began teaching music at Mrs. Emma Neale's home. Durland Pinkston and Ed Riley of Stringtown visited Mr. Bailey Pinkston. Margie Bonta left for Lexington to enter State Normal College. Ethel Bush of Chaplin, Laura Shehan of Maud, Trene Kiser, and Leary were guests of Miss Sallie Mae Williams at Maple Hill. Lizzie Sutherland hosted a birthday party last Saturday night with many friends reported enjoying the event.
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Frank Neale
Chaplin Fork
R. A. Russell
Lydia Bishop
Midway
Sue Williams
Clifton Taylor
Bardstown
Neale
Claudia
Smithville
Blanche Bonta
Billa Russell
Vanarshall
Fee Cokendolpher
Emma Neale
Durland Pinkston
Ed. Riley
Stringtown
Bailey Pinkston
Margie Bonta
Lexington
State Normal College
Ethel Bush
Chaplin
Laura Shehan
Maud
Trene Kiser
Leary
Sallie’Mae Williams
Maple Hill
Lizzie Sutherland
OAK GROVE NOTES Despite scarce news and tobacco crop praise
Farmers in this section near harvest report a fine tobacco crop. James Patterson and W T Phillips were in Springfield on business. Rumor hints at a neighborhood wedding. Local visits include Mrs May Cocanougher and Miss Ollie Showmaker to sister Mrs James Patterson. Elvian Perkins visited relatives here. The Baptist Association gathered at Bethlehem. W T Phillips hosted visitors at his home and Miss Etta Phillips visited Jenkinsville. Japanese plenipotentiaries received ten thousand dollars for bedmaking charities in New Hampshire.
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James Patterson
W. T. Phillips
Springfield
May Cocanougher
Ollie Showmaker
Green Kidwell
Valley Hill
Ophelia Simpson
Etta Phillips
Jenkinsville
Bettie Patterson
Tom
James Simpson
Mooresville News Briefs Include Local Transfers and Damages
Walker Chesser lost a valuable mare last week with unknown cause. Davis and Ben Crow arrived from Illinois. Ben will locate near Palin while Davis returns in about two weeks. Property trades stack up with Richard Smith buying a Booker house and two acres for 200 dollars, and John Gammon purchasing fifty acres known as Gabe Nall tract for 650 dollars. Telephone poles distributed hint at approaching regional communication. Ike Lynch rents his Mooresville house to HB Eddleman until January 15, 1906. Will Faulkner moves from Botland to a tenant house on W. S. Goode’s farm. Attendees joined Frank Yancey sale at Polin last Saturday. Early tobacco cut, corn harvest underway. Two carloads of coal shipped to J. N. Hays at Booker last week. New Hope church undergoing repairs. Local residents visited family and neighbors across the week, including Miss Archie Wall, Miss Lelia Wall, Mrs. James Wall, and others. Mrs. Flora Ruby remains guest of sister Mrs. Eda Crume. Mrs. Jeff Smith and daughter visited Mrs. Edd. Boblitt in Springfield. Fairy Lydianne visiting sister Mrs. Mary Eddleman at Polin. A horse threw James Weekley, causing bruises.
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Walker Chesser
Messrs
Davis
Ben Crow
Ilinois
Ben
Palin
Illinois
Richard Smith
A. W. Eddleman
Booker
John Gammon
Jesse Mann
Gabe Nall
Ike Lynch
Herbert Eddleman
Mooresville
Will. Faulkner
Botland
W. S. Goode
Frank Yancey
Polin
J. N. Hays
New Hope Church
Archie Wall
Tony
Mattie Yates
Ast
Lacey A. Moore
Neice
Nancy Moore
Thomas Sweeney
W. C. Ellis
Nancy
Lelia Wall
Annie Well
Midway
James Wall
Lelia
Maggie Lydianne
Sue Hill
Peyton Briggs
Flora Ruby
Eda Crume
Jeff Smith
Maggie
Edd. Boblitt
Springfield
Fairy Lydianne
Mary Eddleman
James Weekley
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Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasant Hill residents share a week of visits and plans. Middlesboro couple Mrs. and Mr. Lucas visited relatives, Bets Satterly and Sarah Burkhead spent time with kin, and Merrill Pinkston with Richard Pinkston joined Mr. G. W. Shirley at a home gathering. Local farmers report tobacco cutting and a strong wheat threshing demand while Miss Emma Hyatt leads the school. A protracted meeting is set at Tatham Springs Baptist church in October and several townspeople attend the Hillsboro funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Burkhead
Merrill Pinkston
Richard Pinkston
G. W. Shirley
Cleo Dannis
Tatham Springs
Addie Keeling
John Noel
Brooksville
J. S. Royalty
Emma Hyatt
Tatham Springs Baptist Church
Oscar Shi
Bar
St Chaplin Y
Dean
Hillsbor
Othe
Kentucky State Fair Dates Highlight Schedule
Kentucky State Fair dates announced with event lineup and venue details. The release notes public access, schedule timing, and highlights for attendees, including demonstra tions, exhibits, and entertainment confirmed for the fair week.
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