Prohibition and Suffrage Hint at National Shifts
The item notes that Prohibition is certain and Woman Suffrage will follow. It mentions plans to cut tobacco, then coffee and chewing gum as potential next targets, reflecting a keep pace with reformist mood. Local arrivals and visits are listed among broader social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ejla Mae Blanford
Louisville
Hugh Stewart
Cincinnati
Livingston
Salvation Army
Earth
K. B. Owens
J. M. Faure
Knoxville
R. M. Parman
London
Andy Kincer
Swannie Price
Level Green
Victor Price
Fred Mullins
W. M
Matt) Hicks
Mt. Vernon
Local notes and odds from Mt. Vernon area
Short items report travel visits and greetings among residents including Mrs. George Smith at Corbin and Miss Lillian Kathleen Hansel visiting Mt. Vernon. Also noted are a mule incident with C L Black, promissory blackberry crops, and trips by J W Baker Jr and C A Blanford with K B Owens to Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. O'Mary
Main Street
John Cockrell
O'Mary
Louisville
D. B. Rambo
Stanford
Georgia “McClure
Crab Orchard
Preachersville
Charley Sowder
Indianapolis
Ind
Sue Mullins
Harvey Owens
Spiro
Level Green
S. E. Pennington
Cleo Griffin
London
Mattie Smith
Winchester
Brodhead
James Owens
Bernard Franklin
Mt. Vernon
Lexington
Matt
George Smith
Corbin
G. D. Cook
Somerset
Atty
James Cook
C. L Black
Black
Lillian Kathleen Hansel
Ralph
J. W. Baker, Jr
Richmond
W. H. Krueger
J. W. Higgins
Mt.Vernon
L. H._ Rice
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