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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
2
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Market report lists corn White No 2 at 76 77 cents, No 3 white 74 7 8 cents, yellow No 4 78 14 cents, oats No 2 white 40 40 percent, butter 80 cents per pound, eggs at market levels, live poultry with prices for roosters fryers and turkeys, cattlesteers good to choice 7.56 per hundredweight, calves 8.00 to 11.00, sheep 5.00 to 6.50, hogs $8.50 to $9.00 with various weights and grades.
A local official warns of collecting all unpaid taxes by levy if not settled promptly. The notice urges immediate payment to avoid extra costs and the expense of public advertisement.
Miss Frankie Sprowel left Tuesday night for Detroit where she will marry soon amid best wishes from friends. Several local residents, including Ernest Farris, have recovered from illness and returned home. A charity play Esmarelda will be staged at the graded school to benefit a worthy cause.
Community notices report a Christmas tree at the Christian Church on Saturday December 23. Rev. L. N. Bowling will preach on dancing at the church Sunday evening December 24. Vocational training applications must be filed by December 16 1922, with help offered by local American Legion and Red Cross officials for veterans pursuing training.
The soothing remedy is praised for quick relief from colds croup and whooping cough. It offers pleasant taste and prompt cures and is free from opium or other harmful drugs. It is popular with families and widely trusted as a non narcotic remedy for children.
COUNTY COURT NEWS Elijah Hines paid a 15 dollar fine plus costs for not working county roads and was jailed to satisfy the sentence. Mont Owens of Pulaski county paid 10 dollars and costs for drunkenness and 50 dollars plus 10 days in jail for carrying a pistol and 100 dollars plus 30 days for transporting liquor, totaling 184.50. He is staying at Hotel Miller. Bill Percifal was fined 10 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Sheriff D G Clark Judge S F Bowthan Deputies Anglin and Saylor tracked a moonshine still near Lost Hollow, destroyed the 200 gallon beer outfit after finding no shiners. CIRCUIT COURT The December term opened with named Grand and Petit jurors selected.
A list names the grand jury foreman Sollie Griffin and members plus petit jury panel No 1 and No 2. It notes costs and penalties for moonshining drunkenness shooting on a public highway disturbing public schools being drunk house breaking and transporting liquor with fines and brief terms including Harve Mink Jr. 30 days and $100 fine.
Four men known as top experts in bootlegging were captured during a major operation. They are jailed and officers urge county residents to assist in locating remaining stills, aiming to eradicate illegal distilleries soon.
The list shows Bill and John Croucher fined $100 and 30 days for selling liquor. Booge Gadd fined $125 and 30 days for same offense, plus $100 and 30 days for liquor possession. Cood Croucher fined $100 and 30 days for selling liquor. Geo Dickerson two years in State Reformatory for grand larceny, Jim French fined $50.
Livingston marshal William Gillis and constable Harrison Ponder seized four men in Eagle Creek near Rockcastle River while they were distilling moonshine. The detainees were Oscar Rice, Sam Waddle, Fount Phelps and Dock.
The play by the Parent Teachers Association staged Friday and Saturday to raise funds for repainting and re papering Graded School rooms. The performers drew hearty laughs even in the blackface closer, with Mrs O D Bryant Mrs C C Davis Mrs Mattie B Mullins and Miss Shoupe praised for their mastery. Music between acts pleased audiences and critics noted admission was too low for such a show.
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