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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1905

Page

4

To President Roosevelt A Call for Permanent World Peace

A letter from W. J. Bryan to President Roosevelt urges establishing an impartial international board to investigate disputes before war. Bryan cites the Russo Japanese War as a warning and argues public support and European praise could aid a peaceful move, proposing authority for arbitration-like investigations.

Roosevelt Russia Japan Senate Congress W. J. Bryan

Startling Mortality and a Remedy Ad

Statistical alarm on deaths from appendicitis and peritonitis promotes Dr. ing's New Life Pills as the sole cure. M Flannery of 14 Custom House Chicago claims the pills relieve constipation and biliousness. 25 cents at J Haydon's druggist.

Dr. Ing M. Flannery Custom House Chicago J. Haydon

Teachers Meeting At Pleasant Run This Saturday

A teachers meeting will be held at Pleasant Run on Saturday September 23. The session will last all day and is open to all interested in education. Mrs. Nannie Hundley is secretary.

Pleasant Run Nannie Hundley

CARDWELL NEWS NOTES AND STOCK SALE DETAILS

Local notices show visits and social calls in Mayow and nearby towns. A large stock sale at Perkins & Brown lists numerous lot prices including cows mares and sheep with buyers such as Robert Noel, H. J. Brown, W. L. Graham, and E. G. Holliday. Erastus Moberly arrives to manage the store and T. D. Graham sells several heifers and mares.

Perkins & Brown Robert Noel H. H. Graham W. L. Graham Billy Brown H. J. Brown E. G. Holliday Same George Wood A. L. Graham W. A. Roberts George Long W. L. Moore Isaac Armstrong T. D. Graham E.G. Holliday W. H. Lay E. M. Holliday W. H. Long E. T. Perkins

Local Social News from Brooksville and Nearby

Seventeen items describe visits and stays in Brooksville and nearby towns. Guests include Miss Jessie Noel and the Noel band at a Saturday musical, Mrs. Fannie Sutton and Mrs. Mollie Noel with Willisburg relatives, and Mr. Bad Montgomery returning from Colorado and Indiana. Turner Scruggs is noted as deceased with sympathy extended.

Mooresville News Highlights Local Happenings

Mr Charles Shehan and Miss Maggie Smith visited in Simms with Mrs Ella Pile. Ed Pile and wife held a cotton wedding on Sept 14 from 2 to 5 PM. Ben M Pile celebrated his birthday Sept 13. A sale of W B Greer’s property occurred Sept 14 with furniture selling well. New corn 34 and old corn 38 and 89 per bushel. Deaths and sorrow noted for Mr and Mrs Thomas Reed of Valley Hill. Mrs Clara Bishop listed as sick.

Charles Shehan Maggie Smith Ella Pile Simms Ed. Pile Ben M. Pile W. B. Greer Thomas Reed Valley Hill Clara Bishop

Local Socials and Farm News from Chaplin Area

Miss Nancy Ellis spent Sunday with Miss Mary Grigsby at Midway. Mr James Cull Jr and family and Mr Dan Donovan and daughters, near Chaplin, visited Mr James Cull at this place. Ice cream suppers drew locals to Valley Hill and Palm Saturday nights. J D and J E Barlow Owen Ellis and Darling Pinkston of Woodlawn were here last Saturday. Rev Reed of Louisville preached at Maud last Sunday. N G Bricken of Maud bought and sold 12 hogs last week for about $15 profit.

Nancy Ellis Mary Grigsby Midway James Cull Dan Donovan Chaplin Valley Hill Palm J. D J. E. Barlow Owen Ellis Darling Pinkston Woodlawn Our Town Rev. Reed Louisville Maud N. G. Bricken

Sparrow notes and local moves mark county news

Tobacco cutting is the order of the day and growers hope good prices if the Growers' Association succeeds. Rev. C C Allen preached at the old Burnt church to a large crowd and will return October 2 at 3 80 pm. The two year old daughter of E M Case was buried at the church cemetery. Hink Terrell moved to Chaplin to run a hotel. Locals attended court in Lawrenceburg. visits and relocations are noted among area residents and merchants.

C. C. Allen Old Burnt Church Allen E. M. Case Chaplin Hink* Terrell Lawrenceburg W. R. Moore J.T. Cox McBrayer Allie Barnett Mias Jappa Bloomfield Cammack Glens |Boro George Best Wayside Wm. Yates of Black & Co Pulliam

For Sale Office Fixtures and Soda Fountain

A classified brief notes a sale of office fixtures and a soda fountain. Dr. S J Smock is listed as the contact.

Dr. S. J

McIntire Community Notes Mention Farm Work and Local Events

Farmers prepare wheat ground with a fair crop ahead while corn is being cut. Obituary recalls Uncle Jeff Wright as an honest lifelong Democrat who died at his home. Interment at Wright burying ground. Visiting relatives from Columbia and Early Times noted. Local marriages and courtship updates include Charley Hinton and Eliza King uniting in Frederickstown with Rev Father Pieters officiating.

Jeff Wright Wright Burying Lelah Naylor Columbia Lula Wheatley Twiman Keene Thomas Nally Robert Blandford Louisville P.A. McIntire Fox Danville Frederickstown Father Pieters Charley Hinton Eliza King Bettie Shirkliff Bolland Rosie Johnson T. E. Ballard G. T. Thompson Lebanon Ralsh Hardin’s Creek Susie

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