Democratic Ticket Showcases Kentucky Ballot Picks
The New Haven Echo lauds local progress and endorses a slate led by J. C. W. Beckham for Senate and S. W. Hager for Governor. Other highlighted races include Henry M. Bosworth for Auditor, Ruby Laffoon for Treasurer, J. Newman for Agriculture, J. B. Por for Clerk of Court of Appeals, C. C. McChord for Railroad Commissioner, J. Rogers Gore for State Senator, and W. C. McChord for Representative. The paper congratulates editor Barry on an enlarged edition and urges Nelson County support.
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Henry M. Bosworth
Ruby Laffoon
Aleaieid Nee Ear Ubert
New Haven
Barry
Vicinity
Kentuck
Nelson County
American Girl Celebrated In Poetic Praise From Oklahoma Capitol
Oklahoma officials quote a poetical description of the American girl praising her beauty, brightness, and glamour. The Montgomery Advertiser includes the quotation noting divine gift and artistic imagery, ending with a light remark.
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Oklahoma
Montgomery Advertiser
McIntire Community Notes and Obituaries
Abagill Ensor of McIntire dies at brother’s home in Lebanon funeral at Springfield Baptist Church. Aunt Martha Lansberry dies at Hardin's Creek. Local visits and travels noted for Hamilton stallion Fancy Boy Ben Cecil Lum Montgomery Lyne Cecil Elmo Walker Colbert Fields Leo McIntire Forrest Cecil T E Ballard attendees at State Fair Miss Hester Blanford guest of Frank Montgomery Tw Keene in Bardstown M Evans and family at Dants Station Emma Ensor returns Lebanon picnic at Fredericktown Seven additions at Hardin's Creek protracted meeting John Nally listed as sick Bern born to Thomas Reed last Sunday.
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Abagill Ensor
J. B. Ensor
Jack Wanes
Lebanon
Baptist Church
Springfield
Ensor
Martha Lansberry
Hardin’s Creek
James Montgomery
Alex Hamilton
Meade County
Fancy Boy
Ben Cecil
Lum Montgomery
Marion County
Lyne Cecil
Owensboro
Elmo Walker
Louisville
Colbert Fields
Cincinnati
Leo McIntire
Forrest Cecil
Uniontown
T. E. Ballard
State Farm
Hester Blanford
Frank Montgomery
Tw Keene
Bardstown
Many Qlvey
Jesse
Dants Station
Emma Ensor
Fredericktown
Sam Anderson
Hardin's Creek Church
Charley Bringle
Bucklen’s Arnica Heals Wound Quickly in Virginia
The Enterprise editor N. Walker from Louisa Virginia praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for immediate wound healing with no inflammation. The product is sold by Haydon & Robertson, Druggists at 25 cents.
Last Warning To Taxpayers For 1907 Taxes Due
Notice warns taxpayers that 1907 taxes are due with penalties starting November 1. After that date a tax warrant may be issued by the county clerk, incurring 18 percent additional cost within ten days. Come in before November 1 to avoid extra execution and sale costs.
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Execu
J. S. Osbourn
A Tribute to Sidney Ben Huckelberry Finn
A heartfelt tribute remembers Sidney Ben with warmth and humor. Friends recall his frank, funny nature and loving bond with his mother, noting he would have become a man but stayed forever a boy in spirit. The piece honors his hopeful faith and grace in the face of illness.
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Sidney Ben
Huckelberry Finn
Huck
Hack
Sidney
Long Run Meeting Delayed and Local Hunting Tale
A Pleasant Hill meeting shifts to the night of the 23rd from the 28th. A Jenkinsville area farmer is said to hang tobacco on weed stalks. John Cocanougher tours his corn with a gun, bagging fourteen gray squirrels. Will Elliott notes hunger of nuts and recounts a cat guiding to a rabbit carcass. Bro Purdom opens a meeting.
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Pleasant Hill
Jenkinsville
Solomon
Grandfather
John Cocanougher
Will Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Bro
Purdom
Salvisa church to hold Sept nine sermon amid pastor vacancy
The Salvisa church plans a September nine preaching event as it remains without a pastor. Local notes record a variety of visits, family gatherings, and community tidbits from Boyle and surrounding counties including court cases and social calls.
Oldest of British Sports Hawking’s Fascinating Bond
The London Ladies' Field describes hawking as Britain's oldest sport noting hawks surrender liberty and return to the falconer as a bolt from the blue. It highlights trained birds that mature in the wild and still obey, illustrating remarkable obedience and skill.
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London
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