04 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
1
A 21 year old Republican candidate announces for Rockcastle County Circuit Court Clerk nomination. He highlights abstention from alcohol and tobacco and his lack of prior office, claiming readiness after examinations. He seeks voter support at the August 6 1921 primary.
The Marie Hesson Company opened Brodhead lyceum events Saturday at the graded school auditorium. The program earned high praise for its excellence and the next shows are set for February 16 and February 23. Local items note visits, illness, and community happenings around Brodhead and nearby towns.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason signs December 6 1886. Medicine taken internally acts through the blood to the mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Sold by all druggists 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills stated for constipation.
A Rockcastle County man announces his candidacy for sheriff in the August 6, 1921 Republican primary. He pledges faithful service, open office hours daily, impartial clerk/deputy handling, protection of public gatherings, strict prohibition enforcement, and appeals to women voters for support while noting his long residence and Republican loyalty.
The Nashville Spectacle House at 58 Arcade, Nashville Tenn offers True Seeing glasses with a five day trial. Prices range from 1 50 to 5 00 with free folding cases for cash orders. If unsatisfied customers may return lenses for a credit and owe nothing beyond postage.
Mr J B Noe visited Frankfort on business. Mr and Mrs F F Bullock and family are ill with measles. J O Senggin of Ottawa visited Mr and Mrs B Chandler. Sherman U Chasteen was in Mt Vernon on business. Rev James Cummins preached at Freedom and will lead the third Saturday and Sunday each month. Miss Jesse Chasteen recovered from whooping cough and returns to London School next week. Mrs Clarice Chandler and children moved to her father’s at Mar etburg. Lester Scott to attend Eastern State Normal in Richmond. A singing school at Freedom to be run by Nathen Mulins of Johnetta. C W Owens and Oscar Scott return from Lockland Ohio. Telephone line now restored after six months isolation.
Relatives visited in town and returns home noted for several residents. Mrs Ward and Miss Reimbo visit Stanford and Ravenna respectively, with many local names mentioned among travelers and callers. Ground Hog Day observations, road project updates, and Prohibition sermons are highlighted along with church activities and letters from Level Green correspondents.
A candidate addresses Republicans urging support for his August primary bid for County Judge. He asserts qualifications and vows to serve strictly by law, contrasting himself with rivals and urging voters to elect him, Lee Ward, to ensure proper county governance.
Mrs Chas Grounds of Ashland Kentucky reports a dramatic health recovery after taking Tanlac. She describes prior indigestion headaches and sleepless nights from nervousness and kidney pain, then says she gains a strong appetite and energy, sleeping eight hours, with no after effects. Tanlac sold in Mt Vernon Brodhead Cove and Barry by local outlets.
Quail residents near completion of corn gathering and plan for 1921 crops. Local visits include Ben Albright and family with Johnny Norton, Russell Albright, Miss Delta Logsdon, Miss Verla Mullins, and Miss Elsie Herrin. Others journeyed to Mt. Vernon, Ottawa, Brodhead, Cincinnati, and local stores with D L Dillingham.
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