05 May 1916
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
1
The clipped items reflect a funeral in Mt Vernon with family survivors, marriage notices from Berea and Long View, Ill, and community letters from New York City police officials to Mt Vernon friends. Content blends church rites, travel, and civic topics with martial and Chinatown police dispatches.
The Rockcastle County Fiscal Court invites sealed bids for constructing a fourteen mile oat porb road from the Lincoln to Laurel line between Brodhead and Mt. Vernon and Mt. Vernon to Livingston. Bids due noon May 16 1916 with plans at the Mt. Vernon clerk’s office. Bids may cover whole project or grading and macadam separately, with bid bonds and performance bonds required.
Bredhead Mrs W L Richards of Mt Vernon hosted Mrs A T Farnish. Miss Roth McCall visited Maretburg homefolks. J B Frith represents London Grocery Co. of London Ky and boosts their image. Joe Riddle ordered a motorcycle weeks ago and enjoys it. two seat model sparks bridal tour jokes. Mrs J M Owens visited Crab Orchard with daughter Mrs Walter Smith. Mr and Mrs J T Vanhook moved to East Main Street J M Adams property. Robert Weaver, son of Mr and Mrs John Weaver, was struck by a train near Cincinnati Ohio and hospitalized in Covington Ky. his father and brother traveled there.
The five pointed red star, used by ancient Greek Pythagoreans as a health symbol, appears on every package of Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad claims quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation and urges readers to obtain the tablets from any druggist.
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