Juvenile Fair Highlights Barred by OCR Errors
Details of a county fair section listing winners in numerous categories such as Best Dozen Tomatoes Best Dozen Ears of Corn and various livestock awards. The readable names include Thorn Mayes Garland Wharton Roger Martin Bob Shultz and Garland Pharton among others with accompanying family notes and local social mentions.
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Thorn Mayes
Wharton
Willa McElroy
Roger Mar
Bob Shultz
Garland Wharton
Rhode Island Reds
Charlie Martin
Plymouth Rocks
Garland Pharton
Bbb Shuitz
Roer Martin
Margaret Jones
Lloyd Haydon
Joe Donelly
Garland
Roger Martin
Frank Medley
Bob Shultzed
James Ryan
Charlie ‘Martin
Robert Yankey 2d
Bam Grinstead
Catherine Jones 2d
Maria McElroy
Hattie Barber
Eleanor Reed
May Mayes
Booker Rovertson
Allen Boblitt
Gaddie
Allen Bovlitt
Booker Robertson
Stewart Greene
Paul Fhacas
Happy Hollow Social Roundup Notable Visits and Accidents
Mr Len Chesher and family visited Sol Kays family over the weekend. Miss Myrtle Armstrong was on the wick Hiat last week. Mrs Erastus Perkins stayed with her father John Armstrong's family. Johnnie Matherly and family visited Mrs Bell Henby. Erastus Shields tended the sick. Mrs Edward Hanby and Mrs Sabe Coulter visited Mr Fabe Armstrong. Marion Douthern of LeRoy Illinois visits with Mrs Sell Hanby and Mrs Floyd. Mrs J M Shields had a fruit picking accident injuring her hand but recovering. BE Parish had a grainful accident. Parsh and Hart hauled logs when a wagon turned over injuring Parish but he resumed work. John Armstrong family visited Brantus Perkins.
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Dave Hines
Taylorsville
J. M. Shields
Lade Coulter
Nancy Scott
Walter Hanby
Johnnie Matherly
Scruggsville
John Crow
Willisburg
Sarah Hines
John Jenkins
Bell Henby
Erastus Shields
Edward Hanby
Sabe Coulter
Fabe Armstrong
Marion Douthern
LeRoy, UL
John Armstrong
Myrtle Armstrong
Grastas Perkins
BE. L. Parish
Valley Hill Social Notes and Local Updates
Miss Pearl and Imogene Goatley guest of Mrs. M Reed. Foster sisters return to Louisville after summer with grandparents. Local visits include Ballard Weekly in Bardstown and Wallace Adams social near Mackville. Death of Willis Simpson at 12 after typhoid relapse. burial at Pleasant Grove. funeral by A C Pinkerton.
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Virgina
Nellie Foster
Louisville
W. B. Ballard
N. M. Weekly
Bardstown
Arthur Whiteman
Wallace Adams
Mackville
W. H. Yancey
Midway
Hardesty
Thomas Colvin
Litsey
B. B. Leachman
Pleasant Grove
J. J. Grund
M. Reed
W. N. Foster
Market St
Robert
Vivian
Bradley Tatum
Elm Hill
T. C. Tatum
T. A. Tatum
W. R. Moran
Mary Bowman Grundy
Gladys
E. 0. Walker
Springfield
Tims
Elijah Simpson
Willis
Near Death in Big Pond A Woman Credits Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Ida Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania describes a severe long term lung illness she faced for years. After failed remedies and doctors declaring it incurable she used Dr King’s New Discovery which she says gave quick relief and permanent cure after twelve years. The product is advertised at one dollar with a free trial bottle and guarantee by Haydon and Robertson.
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Ida Soper
Haydon and Robertson
Fire devastates Cardwell Brown & Co. store and inflicts heavy losses
Cardwell Kyler Brown & Co. lose their store to a Saturday fire at 3 pm with $1800 insurance. J R Ward reports barn hay and hen house losses this year, all uninsured. Everett Graham marries Mamie Alford at Duncan. Rev A C Pinkston presides. Land and stock trades: Pinkston buys 54 acres for 2200. Royalty sales include 843 acres at 27 and 280 acres at 40. Derringer buys 105 acres at 40. J A Mobley buys Kyler Op 25 head owed at 6 each. horse sold to E T Holliday for 150.
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Duncan
A. C. Pinkston
A.C. Pinkston
T. S. Royalty
Royalty
Jerome Sanders
N. B. Royalty
T. L. Royalty
James Derringer
J. A. Mobley
Pinkston
J. A. Kyler
Graham & Perkins
E. T. Hoyliday
Etiquette Bits From Gossip Columns And Comics
A collage of quips and anecdotes on social manners. A New York Life piece advises calm action when a wife’s bridge game delays a man rushing to a stock exchange. Jokes recount neighbors with lawn duties and a vaudeville hopeful’s blunt audition, ending with playful banter on resolutions and gambling.
Curtain Lecture Misunderstanding Sparks Civic Wit
In a Baltimore American quip the man says he forgot curtains and faced a curtain lecture as punishment. A ready made philosopher argues wealth is not required for life’s comforts while a perspiring citizen counters with a sharp remark about Hakimos and money.
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Baltimore American
Washington
Kentucky Fair Dates for 1909 Reported
The 1909 Kentucky Fair schedule lists events from Kentucky 4 Sete Fair in Louisville September 13 to 16 for 6 days in Scottsville September 16 to 8 days, and Bedford October 1 for 2 days.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Scottsville
Bedford
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy’s Wide Postal Reach
From a small beginning the sale and use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has extended to all parts of the United States and to many customers. The Leo Haydon Drug Co. notes its value for coughs and colds and promotes its nationwide availability.
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Chamberlain
United States
Man Een
Local Classifieds Advertise Farms and Livestock for Sale
Subscribers free column lists stock and farm product ads. Items include sows, shouts, seed rye, stock ewes and bucks, pure bred roosters and pullets, Jersey cow, buck sheep, Ohio im male hog, Southdown sheep and buck, plus Kentucky Star flour ad. Various Springfield Missouri area listings with prices and contact notes.
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Dr. Deboe
Rt. 4
W. D. Claybrooke
Gibbs & Birch
Springfield
Sam Tucker
Rt. 1
Rhode Island
J. L. Allen
C. L. Brady
Rt. 3
C. L. Grundy
Ohio
Washington's cure by arnica after long illness
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas lay bedridden for five weeks with blood poisoning and deep sores. Doctors failed to heal him until Bucklen's Arnica Calve cured him completely. Note mentions sales at Haydon and Robertson's.
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Bucklen
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Haydon & Robertson’s
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KR. H. Robertson
Paul
Darling ‘Brown
Robi
Yankey Ist
Sidney
Clel Sobltt
O. Kelly
Gene Cox
Tom Spalding
Ricketts Boulware
Clel Boblitt 2d
Jack McChord
Happy Hollow
Len Chesher
Sol Kays
Wick Hiat
Valley Hill
Misses Pearl
Imogene Goatley
Big Pond
New York
T'vel
Chicago Post
Edwin Stevens
Monager
Everybody's Magazine
Alug
Willie
Pat
Seymour Eaton
Philadelphia
Tribune Company
Chicago
the Sun and
Louisville Times
Madioire Company
Uity
Mau SY Ed M. Russell
Lebanon
Springfield Automobile
Thie Pew
M. H. Jones
Gibbs &Thomas
C. W. Homan. Org
L&w
Hota
the Sun and Courier Journal
Sali Os
National Sewing Machine Co
Belvidere
Illinois
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