Large listing of Springfield area farms with varied acreage
A long catalog of farms around Springfield and nearby towns offering 40 to 350 acres. Listings note good dwellings, barns, fencing, water, and grass cover with prices ranging roughly from 40 to 350 per acre and total prices up to several thousand dollars. Locations include Lebanon, Danville area, Willisburg Ky, Mackville, and multiple spots within 5 to 43 miles of Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Willisburg
Sprii
Mackville
MOTHER S VISIT AFFECTS SON AT JAIL
A Lebanese jurist reports Clarence Sturgeon sentenced to die broke down and wept during a jail visit from his mother Mrs. C. T. Sturgeon amid Homecoming Week murder case. The meeting, the first displayed emotion by Sturgeon, followed by notes on appeals and court action. plus agricultural and local notices from Lebanon Enterprise and Shelby City obits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Clarence Sturgeon
C. T. Sturgeon
Lebanon
Jefe Aon County
Hin
Sturgeon Hs
Sturgeon
Clarence
Court of Appeals
Too Poor To Die In Kansas Preachers Fix Funeral Prices
Read fragments show a Kansas scene where preachers form a union to fix funeral sermons’ prices. The text argues rising coffin costs threaten affordable death for the poor, noting fear that only the rich could die while a physician mentions life indicators linked to longevity and injury risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Coffin Trust
Dogs In London Street Worry Over Lost Waste
A reader reflects on dogs in London streets and the worry they show about their future life and lingering concerns beyond bones or masters. The essay suggests fear and anxiety permeate daily life, prompting questions about animals and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Divorce Laws Falter in State Systems and Public Misuse
A critique notes divorce laws as flawed across states, with inconsistent marriage rules allowing minors and lacking oversight. It argues courts fail to examine evidence, detect prior marriages, or promote reconciliation, harming the statute’s integrity and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chefly
Local Farm Trade And Visits Network Small Town
SPARROW farmers are busy housing and preparing tobacco. J C Stewart sold six yearling steers at four cents per pound to J D Calvert and R N Vowels sold four yearling steers at twenty five dollars to B F Long. Wom en and children visit relatives. various residents attended court or traveled to nearby towns. a new church at old Fair Mount is nearly complete except seats. The paper notes social visits by Dr W T Barnett and others, and ongoing local community activity.
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J.C. Stewart
J. D. Calvert
R. N
B. F. Long
W. T. Barnett
Mackville
J. H. Dadisman
Chaplin
Chas. Stinnett
Alice Long
Stinnett
A. Cranfill
Vandyke
J. D. Sutherland
W. C. Cammack
D. Sutherland
Sycamore
L. C. Jenkins
R. Crossfield
R. N. Vowels
Law Pecan
W. ©. Cammack
Bloomfield Cone
Dewey B. Jeffries
Glensboro
Old Fair Mount i
Hardins Creek Revival Sees Seven Additions and Loss
Hardins Creek Baptist church held a seven day revival led by Bro. A. B. Langston starting on the second Sunday in September. Seven members joined on confession and baptism. several more expected. The community mourns the death of Mrs. Abagill Ensor. Local visits include Rosie Corbett from Louisville and Lettie Brown from Nelsonville.
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Hardins Creek Baptist Church
Bro
A. B. Langston
Bro. Langston
Langstone
Abagill Ensor
Hardins Creek Church
Rosie Corbett
Louisville
S. C. Hendren
J. G. Adams, Jr
Woodlawn
Lettie Brown
Nelsonville
Smock
Broadus E. Hickerson
Bardstown
Bretta Adams
Wm. Wayne
J. G. Adams
Hilton
Illinois
Springfield
Commonwealth
Marvels of the Human Body Factoids
Chicago Record-Herald notes astonishing body facts: average man has about 340000 hairs, 250000000000 red blood cells, and the blood heart cycle and speeds range widely. Skin cannot regrow fully after deep destruction, nerves bones and muscles recover, the body is mostly water, and inner ear fluid aids balance.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Lake's Overflowers Farm Listings No 64 89
A series of Springfield area land listings describe multiple farms with 50 to 260 acres, varying from 4 to 9 room houses, tobacco barns, stock barns, and river or bottom land. Prices range from 20 to 86 per acre, many near pikes, depots, churches, and schools. Several farms boast tobacco land, timber, water, and fences, with detailed improvements and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mackville Pike
Good Pike
Pike
Spingfield
Church
Lebanon
Depot
Lone
Mackville
Fragmented historical newspaper names and items list
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple old newspapers and periodicals such as The Sun, Bryan's Weekly Courier, Louisville Herald, Nashville American, Cincinnati Enquirer, Atlanta Constitution, St. Louis Republic, St. Louis Globe Democrat, New York World, Home and Farm, Review of Reviews, Lippincott's Magazine, Scribner's Magazine, Ledger Monthly, Sunny South, and others with incomplete punctuation and stray characters. The line shows a collection rather than a cohesive article or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Louisville Herald
Nashville American
Cincinnati, Enquirae
Atlanta Constitution
St. Louis Republic
St. Louis Globe Democrat
New York World
Home and Farm
Lippincott’s Magazine
Scribner's Magazine
Ledger Monthly
Sunny South
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Texas
Danville
Mt Iron Springfield
Stown
Woodlar
Elling
Sprin
Springfeld
Eve
Spring
Melroy & Wharton
Insurance and Real Estate Agents
Springfield, KY
Hubert Vreeland
Hogsie
Marion County Notes
Oscar Bowman
Elizabeth Hendrix Young
Mam
Ben F. Bowman
Bunting-Stone Pany
Kansas City
Daugherick A. Young
Lexing
Missouri
Nannie Brand
Shelby City
Pleasant Run
Lyon
James Brand
Messrs. W. [R
Baews
Bacon
Lt. Powman
Minnesota
Bart
Elty
Duluth- Herald
Old Fair Mount
HL. Olmstead
M. Lefler
Blandinsville
Ill
Washington Star
Little
Hardin’s Creek
The
Baptist Church
Washington County
B. D. Lake
Se the Best Business School
ON Earth
Clark’s School OF Business
Granville W. Lyon
Fourth Avenue
the Sun
the Daily
Kentucky State Journal
Associated Press
Watton
Frankfort, Ky
the Sun and
Daily
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