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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
8
An ounced medical cures tout Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for eruptions and skin sores with instant relief for burns cuts and chapped hands. Also promote Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy as a reliable treatment. Advert appears in The Sun and Courier-Journal priced at 25c and $1.50 respectively.
Mrs Frances E Beauchamp of Lexington president of Kentucky WCTU announces she will run against Democratic incumbent J Camp Cantrill and Republican M A Rankin. She calls for destruction of liquor traffic, supports prohibition, opposes tobacco, and seeks measures to protect growers while pushing constitutional support for a woman in Congress. Herrodsburg Herald reports.
James Lambert sells his house to Rev. A G Pinkston for 400 dollars. Tom and Mrs. Baker of Armington Illinois visit Kentucky for 30 days. Roscoe Gibson and family stay briefly with relatives. Dan Yeast sells his farm in two tracts for 1400 dollars to W A Roberts and James Lambert. Mrs Allie Jane Rom of Owen county visits her mother. L E Perkins buys Pulliam property for 1200 dollars and plans a new store. Possession Dec 1 1910. Born to W T Corn a 12 pound boy. C R Lay buys Robert Skelton farm for 1800 cash. Save Comley and baby visit from Iowa. Melvin Mobly marries Cora Roberts. E T Perkins buys pears in Jefferson county and will ship. will be home Saturday for orders. W L Graham has a buyer for Arch Perkins place at 65 dollars per acre. best farm in north Washington. he plans to go to Harrodsburg.
Miss May Curry hosted by the Thompson sisters on Wednesday and Thursday in Springfield. Several relatives and friends attended including Minnie Clarkson, Maggie Walker, Alice Montgomery who is ill, Fay Montgomery Agnes May Ruda Mary Curry Minnie Mary Sally Mattye Clarkson Tavie Goodlett Bill Thompson Frank Clarkson Jeff Goatley Allen Boone and John Tobin. Margaret Clarkson attends school in Lawrenceburg. Hettie and Regina Rudd visited home days. Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised as effective for bowel complaints with claims of universal cure, sold by all druggists.
Sabe Coulter and family spent Sunday with her father J N Shields and with Mrs John Armstrong and daughter, Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Ed Hanby. Lee Settles and family spent Saturday night with his brother Edgar Settles. Miss Mattie Shields visited Miss Effie Coulter Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Hence Scott and Rodman Scott were with daughter Mrs John Crow on Thursday and Friday. Ed and Walter Hanby visited John Armstrong and family Sunday. West Barry sick but improving. John Crow and family visited J N Shields Sunday. Haymond and Earl Bass spent Sunday with Elmer and Dolph Hanby. Miss Myrtle Armstrong visited Miss Malle Shields Saturday afternoon. Ed and Walter Hanby were in Willisburg Friday on business.
A historical ad-like passage highlights Druggist Leo Haydos and a preacher who names late arrivals. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy by F J Cheney & Co, Toledo, with a bold promise of a hundred dollar test and distribution through druggists.
In Science Hall community farmers bustle to save tobacco as Jack Frost looms. Mrs Etta Clarkeon visits daughter in Lawrenceburg with Mr and Mrs Snyder rejoicing over a new daughter. Montgomerys, Crouch and Goatley families share news and a pleasant day with Edgar Linton. Tobin and Thompson spent time in Louisville. Jeff Goatley was in town Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Lebanon Kentucky notice about public statements and a phone line. The readable bits mention Brusse ll and a local cryer or notices, with unclear events and contact details.
An old ad style offer targets mothers seeking relief for children's stomach and bowel troubles. It touts easy dosing for pills by breaking them, promises a remedy labeled as helpful, and lists returns on a specific address with a money back guarantee.
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