Vernon Signal Leader Ward Bowman Cam Mullins
Vernon Signal Leader reports on Ward Bowman and Cam Mullins with potential notes on local affairs. The item highlights their roles within the community newspaper and brief mentions of their work.
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
2
Vernon Signal Leader reports on Ward Bowman and Cam Mullins with potential notes on local affairs. The item highlights their roles within the community newspaper and brief mentions of their work.
In a June 10 note the Pulaski Republican defends Mt Vernon Signal ownership by Mrs Annie E Miller and rejects claims of influence by Judge Bethurum’s friends. The Signal supports Bethurum for reelection, praising his character, county service, and Republican loyalty. It asserts the paper has right to endorse him despite Mr Kennedy’s criticisms.
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels, illnesses, and family events. Posts mention Mrs Chas Gustineau, Miss Fannie Rodgers, visits to Mt Vernon and Stanford, travel to Louisville and Detroit, and multiple family gatherings. Obituaries note the deaths of Uncle Mort Owens and Robert Hamm with funeral details.
Mrs Emily F Mallins returns home after visiting daughter Mrs W Potts. Roberts Loyal Nine beat Hustonville in a thrilling game on Brodhead diamond with Crawford’s homer in the late innings. Hustonville defeats Mt Vernon 16 to 19. Mrs K J McKinney visits Con way to see twins Cecil Ray and Edna Grace. New editor Mrs Miller welcomed. F F Robbins marries Miss Sallie McNellie in Conway. Mt Vernon Fair offers prizes including Singer Sewing Machine and buggy. Dr M Pennington pursues a public Health Nurse for Rockcastle County.
A sales note urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for summer use. It touts quick relief and high value, urging readers to buy promptly.
Walnut Grove residents busy with corn plowing and wheat harvest preparations. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Vanover of Bandy, Mr. and Mrs. Rooker Mullins, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown with Cecil Purell of Mt Vernon. Rev James Cummins preached at Poplar Grove. Sunday School attendance 150 to 155. D.M. Cress bought sheep here last week. Birth announced to Edd Burton’s wife. Miss Jala Brown attended Berea commencement and will teach in Harlan county. W. M. Stewart killed at Harlan June 2 and buried at Elmwood June 5. married to Minnie Merrick. Fish’s Store closing sale and tire sales ad from Cowan Tire & Rubber Co of Chicago.
Capt George W. Womble of Knoxville describes severe stomach and intestinal pain consternation sleeping issues and constant constipation before taking Tanlac. After two bottles he reports renewed energy youth and ambition and urges others to try the medicine.
Execution 19 2M issued from Rockcastle Circuit Court Clerk directs sale at Mt Vernon front door on June 27 1921 to satisfy Marian Company debt. One seventh undivided interest of J D Lamb in a 50 acre tract near Mt Vernon bounded by Bryant Nivety L and N RR Co and Mullins. Sale on credit three months with bond security 6 percent interest. Total debt 1095.58. Levied as Lamb property.
Regular appointment at Fairview noted by Rev W K E Rix. Visitors include Mr and Mrs P B Nunley from Winchester, Miss Kilda Chandler at Berea, Mr and Mrs J H Lambert from Cincinnati, Mrs W A Watkins and John Johnson called to ailing Aunt Mary Johnson, Miss Emma Wynn en route to Indiana. Stork brings James Wren and two children to local families. Elbert Baker sells a Singer Sewing Machine to Mt Vernon Fair Association for Ladies Day on August ro t.
An illustrated catalogue advertises La Pusca Gems as diamond-like stones with expert detection, claiming five years from Guarar. It promotes agents terms and positions Lexington as the company base for selling the livery piece copies of high priced diamond jewelry.
Local residents attend Berea commencement and visit kin while others plan trips ahead. Miss Emma Wynn teaches at Harlan and will head home to Indianapolis soon. Mr Ram se y dies from heat. Mrs Belle Lear visits. Mt Vernon Fair prepares to showcase assets including a Registered Short Horn Bull, Lansing, at stock pens.
Mare taken up by William Peyton owner asked to call and pay cost of ad feed bill and damage to cats.
J R Watkins Co offers a big opportunity for hustlers to join as agents in Mt Vernon and other vacant towns. Write for free sample and full particulars of the wonderful offer from 65 Memphis Tennessee.
Fruitvale Nurseries advertises mail order tomato plants with prices per thousand and a free plant circular. G. V. Owens lists a seven acre home property in Albany featuring a six room dwelling, barn, hen house and corn crib, cistern, drive, and porches, offered for sale.
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