Time Table Entry Noted at Mt Vernon Post Office
A timetable line records a 4.59 pm 3:53 4am sequence and notes entry at the Mt Vernon Kentucky post office as second class mail matter.
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Mt Vernon, Ky
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
3
Oak Hill and Norton schools listed teachers
The community notes teachers for Oak Hill and Norton schools and a parade of locals visiting relatives and attending events. Names mentioned include Jesse Fish and Miss Anna Laura Rickles with other residents visiting Maywood, Lincoln county, and East Renstadt areas.
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Anna Laura Rickles
Maywood
Stephen Dozier
Ina McCoy
Sarah Catherine
Jack Catron
Lincoln County
Wildie
Palm Beach suits and a town lighting debate
Local notes describe Palm Beach suits at Fishs, tax books to be read July 1, and a push for citizens to settle taxes. Mt Vernon warms to electric lights with two 25 watt lamps for 6 hours, while the Mt Vernon Power Co plans continuous service until late hours to welcome night trains and shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Mullins
Mt. Vernon Power Co
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon Fair Opens With New and Old Attractions
At Mt Vernon Fair in April 1967 the ad promotes sale stands and cheap secondhand buggies. It notes Judge J W Brown, long practicing since the 1870s, was summoned as a witness in a London court. The piece features humorous quips about heat and an elder figure named Father Heat and Gen Storms.
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Cecil Williams
J.C. W. Beckham
U.S
Beckham
Mt. Vernon
Will Owens
Copley
tLelow
Kara
Union Ridge Children Day and Town Locust Note
Union Ridge hosts Children Day services in the grove at 10 o clock with a program of songs recitations and addresses by Rev A J Pike Rev Allen and others. A town warning reports looming seventeen year locusts with June emergence and tree damage risks. A death in Fort Worth ends the Newcomb line with tracing of Moses Newcomb family lineage.
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W. J. Newcomb
Wfe
Fort Worth
Mr. Newcomb
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Lexington
Will J. Newcomb
Texas
Moses Newcomb
James Newcomb
James
Johnathan Newcomb
Johnnathan
Stephen
William
Milton
Telephone Etiquette for Toll Stations and County Fones
Instructions on proper use of toll lines and exchanges. Emphasizes polite etiquette, identifying caller and destination, and avoiding dead head messages. Calls for noting caller location, adhering to five minute limits, and paying remittances to Mt. Vernon by the seventh of the following month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson Pine Pill
Joe Adams
Irodhead
Central
Will Warren, Brodhead
Roberts Pine Hill
Will Warren Brodhead
Mt. Vernon
Bank of
Mt.Vernon
Precarious condition of Judge J. W. Alcorn
Friends fear for Judge J. W. Alcorn who has been ill at his Danville avenue home for days. The 77 year old judge, tired by a torrid term of circuit court especially over railroad cases, suffered a neuralgic attack followed by a possible hemorrhage. Doctors from Lexington and his local physician are monitoring and treating him as possibilities are explored.
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J. W. Alcorn
Danville Avenue
Alcorn
Carl Wheeler
Lexington
E. J. Brown
Judge Shows Slight Improvement At Hospital
News from his bedside Tuesday morning notes a restful night with no material change in condition. A later report indicates slight improvement and physicians are more hopeful about his recovery.
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Interior Journal
Fencing supplies from CGC Cox at Opposite Court House
Wide stock of American wire fencing and installation tools arrives. Includes staples hammers and posthole diggers. Call CGC Cox for fencing needs located opposite the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGC
COX
Court House
Mt. Vernon
Children Cry for Fletchers Castoria
A traveler converses with old Cull who jokes about natural disasters saving him effort. He recalls a lightning fire, a cyclone felling trees, and now waits for an earthquake to shake potatoes from the ground. The exchange has a humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Cull
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs
A testimonial style notice urges readers to use Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial troubles. It claims weight loss and appetite decline improve with the remedy and cites a Muscatine Alabama wife saved by the treatment. Available at druggists for one dollar.
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Dr King
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
Dr. King
Kinc
Joke at court ridicules bigotry and polygamy
The Minnesota paper satirizes a judge asking what the prisoner is charged with. The officer replies with a quip that “three wives” would be rigonom-try, defining bigotry as one with two wives and mocking the misused term.
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Minneapolis
Waat
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Serta
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Jesse Fish
Oak Hill
Guy Roberts
Norton
Wabd
A. C. Bowling
London
C.C. Williams
Louisville
Geo Bray
Level Green
Everette Mullins
East Rernstadt
Edith Riker
Rose Ricketts
Anderson Indiana
Misses Grace and
Emma _ Evers Taylor
Lena Taylor
Anderson
George Deadrick
Eureka Springs
Mary Clarkson
Langdon Memorial School
Elaiae Blanford
Livingston
Mss Myrtle Brown
Parksville
Martin L. Jones
K.C
Fisk's
Post Office
Fish & Son
Rose Bud
Ethel Davis
Wa. Arnold
A. G. Lovell
Corbin
Mt Vernon
Hen Cromer
Skeggs Creek
George McGruder
KE. E. Snydh
Ohio River
J. A. Landrum
Landrum
Palm Beach
Fish’s
George Proctor
Geo. Martin
Rowland
Robert Harry Miller
Miss Clarkson
J. W. Brown
Sadie Richards
R. A. Sparks
Blanche Crawford
Sparks
Jett
Madison County
Isaac Bowmen
Daniel Poone
Bowman
Jackson County
Daniel
Tommy Jones
Mt. Vernon Fair
F. L. Thompson
Father Heat
Gen
Presbyterian Church
John M. Macmillan
Rockcastle
Town Hill
G. M. Ballard
J.R.C.C
McCreary
Union Ridge
Uon Ridge
Blanche Lewis
Ilome
Haven
Susie Burton
Tommy Laswell
Glenn Lewis
Freedom Choir
Dairy Wreath
Jewel Owens
Lezy Christian
Luther Dodd
Providence Choir
Eulala Lewis
Roberts
Brodhead Choir
A. J. Pike
All Choirs
Rev. Allen
Jesus and the Children
Ted Dillingham
Ollie Lusw
the Floral Cross
KE. R. Gentry
Julia Dodd
Burdette Owens Song
Lela Long
Guy Hamm
Jesus
Huston Dillingham
Our Savior
Alza
Young Charlotte
Laura Dillingham
Fletcher
Castoria
Henry Watterson
Louisville, KY
South
Robert B. Jones
Preumonia
Peaslee-Gaulbert CO
Secomoaa
John Robins
Nhew
Clcths
Johnston, Holloway 4 CO
Spring Garden St
Phila
the Bank of Mt. Vernon
Attorneys At Law
Bethurum
Undertaker
Stanford
Mount Vernon Monumental
GEO. Owens
C. Williams
Arc
Bank of Mt. Vernon
Chu F Street
J. C. Moore Jeweler
COX Bros. Story
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