Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-22
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be covered with summer cottages
OF people from other counties and
States
Hardin Moore, Climax If this
opportunity is not taken advantage
of, our county NAV never get an
other such a chance to secure that
which is our greatest need-gOod
roads Now is the time to push
the movement. The small tax for
redeeming the bonds will be so
EASILY met when We have good
roads that it will not be felt by the
farmers for the reason of their in
come being increased by the great
convenience and ease of transpor-
tation over the improved high
ways.
r L. Payne, Pine Hill.-Im-
proved roads Danish the loneli-
ness OF the country home.
Bogue Smith, Hiatt.-To con
tinue to permit bad roads to keeps
thousands of women and children
from the Sunlight of civilization
is to aid and abet one OF the great
est crimes of the time.
Claud Griffin, Buckeye. Dis.
lance is now measured by watch
ticks and not yard sticks. The
watch ticks longer on a bad road
than on one that is improved.
Squire Sherman Chasteen, eli,
maX.-The bond issue would give
US two highways across the coun-
ty and side lines and cross con-
nection roads would follow, so it
would not be many years until we
would have splendid system of
highways tfruout the county.
Bob Norton, Somerset Read
| am perfectly willing to work just
as hard for a 100000 bond issue
now, as l did against it two years
ago, provided the State will send
ITS engineers here and first sur
vey out the nearest and most
practica BILE route from the Pulas
XII line to the Madison line and
from the Lincoln line to the Laur-
el line and thereby guaranteeing
to the public that the 500, 900
will be spent proportionately
equal on the two roads and these
engineers to give US an estimate
of the cost per mile.
Sod ROwe.-The peop'e will
heartily support bond issue r
S1oo, 900 provided the roads will
run across the county in two ways
thereby giving the most of the
people benefit.
P. M. Rash, Skeggs Creek 1t S
the quickest and best way to Sc
cure the roads and We get the use
of them while they are being paid
for.
Pete Cummins, Sand Spring
Isave 40 cents on every load of
coal l take to town over our three
miles of pike. What saving it
would be to the people if we had
two improved roads thru the
county and others to follow later.
II. n. Noe, Crab Orchard Road
1t would be grea misfortune and
a calamity to our county's inter
est to let the bond issue be defeat
ed. 1t would throw us backward
in the march of progress probab-
ly twenty years or more as con-.
pared with our neighboring coun-
ties that propose to take advan-
tage of the State aid offered in
assisting along in this great high
way movement. We need roads
as everybody knows; then why
not vote FIR il?
I6fCharlie Mod Mullins, Livings
ton.-As the monied men aud cor
porations are willing to pay the
most of the bill and i. costs the
laboriug men nothing, but, gives
him employment l see no reason
why he should be against the bond
issue.
}. H. Bowman, Crab Orch ard
road.-Improved roads are insep-
arabic from the prosperity of our
county. This bond issue will
give the poor man work.
The SIGNAL will use every
means to keep the people posted
as to what is really being done to
lift them up out of the mud.
Dick Moore, Livingston. Stop
abusing the road and say some
thing appropriate about the man
who who opposes making the