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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
2
Winchester features Boone Way booster plans to promote a big fair and local roads progress. Notables include Col. R. R. Perry at Waltonia and Judge S. B. Dishman pushing good roads, with references to Boone descendants, monuments, and regional rail and road history.
By order of the Rockcastle Circuit Court a commissioner’s sale is scheduled at the Mt. Vernon courthouse on Monday June 26 1916. The auction offers a one fifth undivided interest in a 100 acre Rockcastle County tract near the Alval Maret place with lands of Alvah Maret Mose McNew and John Coffee as boundaries. The price aims to raise sixteen dollars with six percent interest from December 27 1912 and costs of the action. terms require a bond with approved security and interest from the sale date. G S Griffin Master Commissioner forces the sale with purchaser bearing legal interest and judgment-like effect.
In Rockcastle County Kentucky the April 1916 term judgments authorize a public sale by best bidder on Monday June 26 1916 between 11 am and 3 pm. The property includes a one half undivided interest in two tracts totaling about 65 acres with described boundaries and a six month credit. Griffin Bidd ers listed to comply with terms.
The Times urges a united Democratic front in Kentucky backing Wilson and Marshall. It forecasts Cantrill as campaign chair to build a broad, faction-free effort, with Republicans supporting Hughes and Roosevelt backing Hughes to loyally aid Wilson’s cause. The piece stresses rallying party leaders and voters to carry Kentucky by a strong, traditional majority.
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