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Mount Vernon Signal

Location

Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

2

Local brief notes on moving, visits and illness

Mrs J H Roberts improves after a week of illness. Bert Roberts and family consider moving to Connersville Indiana. Rev Ponder conducts services at Cave Ridge. Minnie Durham Viol Durham Mamie Mullins visit grandmother Mrs Thos Diugherty. Christine Helton arrives March ninth. Estil Mullins in London Sunday. Mrs Ben Mullins and children visit Sarah A Mullins. Young people attend Cave Ridge church. Sarah A Mullin visits Mrs Mattie Mullins. Luke Luke and Lawrence Aller visit cousins Willie and Sarah Roberts. Estill Mullins remains ill. Boston Dougherts goes to New Castle Indiana. Jack Howard moves family to the place. Possible wedding planned in the area.

J. H. Roberts J. H. Mullins Cave Ridge Ponder J. H Roberts Bert Connersville Ind Roberts Minnie Viol Durham Mamie Mullins Cruise Thos. Diugherty Christine Helton Helton Estil Mullins London Ben Mullins Sarah A. Mullins Sarah A. Mullin Mattie Mullins Miss Luke Lawrence Aller Willie Sarah Roberts Estill Mullins Boston Dougherts New Castle Hoosier Ave McDaniel Jack Howard

Orlando News Flu and Family Notes At Mt Vernon

Frank Johnson is down with flu at Mt Vernon but improving. Emily Dees Glenn Johnson Misses from Mt Vernon at home. Pat Moore visiting home folks from oil fields. Mrs Jake Hackrey better after illness. Minnie Moore with home folks Friday night. Proctor family recovering from flu. W T Shepard and family visited. Genie Proctor and wife visited Neal Parret family. Mrs Walter Drew and Mrs Oley Bryant visiting Mrs Josh Boren. You Largford and children visited Richard Proctor. David Sharp with Mitt and Martin Proctor. Dwight Gill child died from flu Monday night. M J Hackney clerking in L J Reams store. Mrs A B Hickey better after flu.

Frank Johnson Mt. Vernon Emily Dees Glenn Johnson Pat Moore Jake Hackrey Minnie Moore Richard Proctor W. T Shepard Genie Proctor Neal Parret Walter Drew Oley Bryant Josh Boren You Largford W. H. Proctor David Sharp Mitt Martin Proctor Dwight Fannie Gill M. J. Hackney L. J. Reams A. B. Hickey

Why Colds Are Dangerous

A short health notice warns that colds weaken the body and pave the way for serious diseases like pneumonia and other infections. It emphasizes faster recovery reduces risk and promotes a product called Camber lain Cough Kenedy as a reliable, pleasant cold cure.

Auction Listing for Household Goods in S Aue

A sale listing notes one organ two beds drawers and a cook stove among items available. The sale is associated with Mus S. Hl. Maurin and proceeds are to support household needs.

Saue Mus S. Hl Maurin

Mt Vernon Area Community Notes and Obituaries

OTTAWA Ruby Hazel daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carson died Saturday and was laid to rest at Providence Sunday. Sympathy extended to the bereaved. The column notes numerous visits by local residents, marriages, illnesses, travel, and community events. The Athletic Association reports five new members and discussions on athletic field location to boost Mt Vernon business. Classified items include bargain poultry equipment and farm animals for sale.

Ruby Hazel John Carson Providence Pearlie A. Smith Elva Albright Willa Albright A.S. Albright Pearl Weaver Mantrice Proctor Cincinnati Ohio W. P. Hays J. A. Proctor Pearl John Carcons Bere Webb John Laswell S. S. Purcell Val Wright Bissie Ramsey Mt Vernon Maurice Taylor Louisville Ollie Brown Providere Nellie Weaver Raymond Weaver Broadhead John Burton Magie Dearie Lexington J. J. Albright Myde Hamm Spiro Arch Hayes W. P. Hayes The Athletic Association Mt. Vernon Parphana Lia

Women Made Young Bright Creo Health Tally

The text promises health improvement through a system cleanse claiming youthfulness and relief from ailments like gout if regularly taken. It reads as a sales teaser for a tonic or remedy rather than a verified medical claim, reflecting old marketing phrasing.

Bright Creo Clear

Death of J. M. Proctor in Louisville Family Burial Described

The community learns of the death of Mr J. M. Proctor who died recently at his son's home in Louisville aged about seventy. He lived many years in the Cove area before moving to Louisville. He was father to James Proctor and brother of William Harrison Proctor. He was uncle to Mrs W T Davis and James Rickels. The body was laid to rest at the family burying ground near Cove school house.

J. M. Proctor Louisville Cove James Proctor William Harrison Proctor W.T. Davis James Rickels Cove School House

Free Oyster Supper Schedules Church Meeting

On Thursday March Ustle the Kristian Church invites all members and friends to a free oyster supper in the Sunday School rooms. After supper the congregation will discuss plans for building a new church led by H. T. Young minister.

Willin H. T Young

Local store sale and estate notices from Hiatt Ky area

A seller passes business to his son W H Fish after 83 years of operation. An estate administrator asks all claimants against the Rigsby estate to file with Judge Dan Mullins by April 20. Various local names and medical updates from Stanford and Hiatt are noted amid community notices.

Hiat Dan Mullins

Local notes from Hiatt News on residents and visitors

Hiatt News reports various community updates including recovering flu patients, family visits, and relatives returning home to Sidney Ohio. It notes residents like Mrs Laura Learard and Miss Sopha, Elbert, Herbert Lear families, and others traveling to Hamilton Ohio and Sidney while mentioning illnesses and new births.

Laura Learard Daugher Sopha Mro W. E Povd Corbin Chint Lear Boger Burnham Hamilton Ohio Wim. Fagette Jean Adams Dr Carter Oscar Leece Harve Berry High Sprint Henry Parkerson Chas Sargent Shirles Adams Mt Vernon Evert Hayse Wildie Altice Parsons Jackson Mesdames P. C. Lear Emil Parkerson Henry Halcomb Chas. Griffith Korea Ray Miharg Morris Frith Ince Rigsby Paris Henry Turner Mattie Copper Reek Jim Harrison Dudley Alex Isrrison Lolora Boyd Evert Villa Low Serry Clio W. G. Capps Rigsby Albert Roberts Malinda Chica Lotion Smith Joan Adams Fan veLer J. J. Brock Bob Roberts Sidney Ohio Boble Queen Love Perty

Catarrhal Deafness Claim and Patent Remedy Ad

An old advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It explains blockage of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss, claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine cures cases by affecting the mucous surfaces, and offers money for proof of unsuccessful cures. Toledo druggists Kell free air.

Hall Kellfree Air Drugers Pb. J. Chenney & CQ Toledo Ohio

Spring Fever and Pepto Mangan Promoted in Ad Copy

An old advertisement explains spring fatigue as real and urges using Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic. It promotes the product in liquid and tablet forms, cites physician use, and targets children and students. Also lists local sale items and farm notices including fertilizer and land for sale in Mt. Vernon Kentucky.

Gude Mt. Vernon C Davis Drug Store

Indian Herb Tablets Advertised For Bowel and Liver Health

A Kentucky ad from Withers promotes Indian Herb Tablets from the American Herb Company. Each box contains 180 tablets and costs one dollar. The seller offers a written guarantee and promises fresh supply, asking readers to send a dollar to receive a box.

Great American Herb Company

Trade Moral Advertise Regularly for Wide Reach

Advertising with us promises broad exposure as the trade message targets all readers. The copy stresses consistent promotion to maximize visibility beyond occasional contacts.

Wanted: Stocking Mill Ad Seeks Local Helpers

A 1920s style notice seeks men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for guaranteed hosiery. Pays 1.25 dollars per hour for spare time or 24 dollars per week for full time. Mail International Stocking Mill Norris Town Pa.

International Stocking Mill Norristown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Entucsy Press Association Orlando News Fletcher Nearney Sns Ottawa Luckey Bob Langford EL King Fok W B. Sigm N W.H. Fish Jeisu W. G. Carrs Adwr Pish’s Henry Daily Dop Belle Stanford Drs. Pennington Southard Dailey Geo Mney Colleery Hope Building Ilness Town Hiatt News Morsale Wit Ticks Wildie Ky S. C. Franklin Vernon SC Franklin L. & N. Watch Inspector Car V. C. Gem Jack Hysinger Witte J. C. Moore Fates W. D. Multics Withers, Ky L. W. Bethurum Mt. Vernon, RY Fice Church Street Mt.Vernon Sutton & McBee Mt. Vernon, Ky SLATE S. T. Proctor the Bank Mr. Vernon T. J. Niselbey Geo. S. Griffin W. L. Richards V.C. Tate Commercial School Guthrie Street Postoffice Kentucky Warren Watkins J. R. Wadkins Co Winona Minow
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