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Mount Vernon Signal

Location

Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1918

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Red Battalion Colonel Red Kernel of Berea

Robert F. Spence, County Agent at Berea Kentucky, is hailed as Red Bird and head of a Red Battalion advocating Rhode Island Reds and red wool. The profile notes his Berea College background and role with the U.S. Extension Service and Agricultural Department. The piece frames his “red philosophy” as a driver of progressive farming and breeding in Eastern Kentucky.

Kentucky Berea Bob R. I Rhode Island Red Kernel Berea College Mountain The State University U. S. Agricultural Department U. S Robert F. Spence

Wayside Notes From Winchester and War News

Winchester notes report a three month vacation for G C Hayes agent and local shifts in railroad oversight. A Louisville inspired wartime update recounts air raids, Zeppelins, and balloon cables over London with details on missiles and injuries, plus Hackley’s London visit and perspectives on Allied versus Central power outlooks.

G. C. Hayes North Winchester Montana Loyd Russel Proctor Mt. Vernon Mr. Hayes London Germany Hackley

Local News Notes from the County This Week

Western county reports and social visits as Withers Ben Mullins works near Disputanta and families host gatherings. A death near the Allen home prompts funeral at Red Hill with Bro. Parker officiating. Level Green correspondent calls for more submissions to the Signal.

Ben Mullins J. H. Roberts Livingston W. G. Mullins Disputanta F. E. Mullins Bert Mullins Jones Durham R. R. Perry Cruise John Allen Mose Mullins Little Son Melvin Barnett Ab Allen Furman Red Hill Bro. Parker Mr. Smith Anville Brown Ross Shoe Co Fred Mullins

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