Local Notes From Mt Vernon and Surroundings
Community glimpses report visits relatives in Corbin and Richmond. Residents include Mrs Oscar Argenbright and family. Mrs S E Hellard improving after illness. Knoxville Tennessee visitor drawing attention of a local widow. Local tradesmen Willis Kineer and others seen. carpenters finish David Rambo dwelling. Wm Warren of Paris with kin.
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Louisville
Oscar Argenbright
Corbin
S. E. Hellard
Knoxville
Tenn
J. Hayse
J. M. Foure
Pineville
W. H. Cottongim
T. J. Pennington
Mt. Vernon
W. H. Brown
G. Baker
Our Town
Joseph Mink
Richmond
I W. Catlin
Crab Orchard
G. W. Murphy
Will Brown
Pinville
C. A. Blanford
David Rambo
Wm. Warren
Paris
Andy Kineer
London
Free Work Day set for Brodhead Fair Association members
Stockholders met at Citizens Bank Hall as Chint Lear urged a one day free labor drive with tools and teams. Free Work Day was proclaimed for Wednesday the 17th to prepare for the Brodhead Fair, with promises of ice water, shade, and tasty surprises for all volunteers.
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Brodhead Fair Association
Citizens Bank Hall
Chint Lear
Hiatt
Austin Sparks Durham
J. F. Watson
Eila Carson
Mt. Vernon
Langdon
A. M. Hiatt
John Robins
C.H. Frith
A E. Albright
Henry M. Brooks
W T.brooks
Henry
Ed Hart
Local Notes and Obscure Journeys Behind a Kentucky Town
A crowded Livingston column records lodge degrees conferred on W. R. Ward and A. T. Feathers. multiple moves and visits among acquaintances in London Mt Vernon Crab Orchard and Danville. It details Frank Dees repairing Main St Walter Browning visiting surroundings and the Poynter family’s early Kentucky roots with lineage back to 1770 including Captain John Boyle’s group and the motto United we stand divided we fall. The snippet combines social updates with historical lineage.
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Sol
Jackson Lodge No. 731
W. R. Ward
A T. Feathers
Frank Ward
Buena
Lon- London
W. T. Amyx
Georgia
Jon Baker
Mt Vernon
Livingston
J. E Woodall
London
S.C Franklin
East Bernsadt
Elia Mae Blanford
Louisville
Lacie Payne
J. F. Neighbors
R. J
Lemonds
Matilda.Woodall
Mt. Vernon
Frank Dees
Main St
W. McCullough
Crab Orchard
Tenn
W. Terry
J. W Browning
J. H. Dickerson
G. W. Martin
J. P. E. Drummonds
W Terry
W.T. McCullough
Fred Owens
Walter Browning
Danville
Maywood
N. Bonner
Lebanon
C. H. Rice
C. Division
Winchester
Abel Pennington
Lionee
Poynter
Kentucky
John Poynter
England
Cape Henry
Norfolkia
The
Great Woods
Trannsylvania Country
Virginia
Boone
Cumberland Gap
John Boyle
Ur State
Dick’s River
Lincoln County
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises one hundred dollars for catarrh induced deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars and Druggists selling Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Ohio
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J. M Owens
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John Riddle
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