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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15
CO-OperatiOn?

What does it really mean Who
should cooperate and why?
The average American city will
show the result of cooperation or
its lack.
Start with the local newspaper
if it is a live publication with plen-
ty OF news in its pages, the chances
are it has been bending every effort
to help develop its home territory.
But the paper alone cannot do it
all.
A most necessary requisite is a
constructive municipal government
ready to assist in every legitimate
manner the various civic and in
dustrial enterprise of the commun-
ity
Just as the citizens expect the
local public utility company, the
local band, the local newspaper, the
local store or the local telephone
system to be ready TO serve them
on request, so should the municipal
government be just as ready &c
serve the community and discour'
age uncalledfor attacks on any loca
industries or institutions.
Every community should bind it.
self together with spirit. of CO.
operation that will bring the great
est good to all.
With such a municipal and indus
trial program emphasizing the
ready to serve" idea on the part o.
bGyn private industry and city gov
eminent, any community can forg'
10 the front as a commercial center
Without this spirit which recog
nizes the merit and advantage O.
the "ready to serve" idea, any com
munity may languish and die,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15
NOTICE.

Kill the weeds now.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15
Take Notice.

All persons are forbidden to
dump garbage on any county high
way or in the barrow pits running
parallel.
If any person is found dumping
garbage on any of the county
roads or along the route of same,
he will be prosecuted according
to law.
d. CLAUDE URIE
7-14-8-5 Road Commissioner.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15
Farmers Roundup.

The midsummer Roundup is
to be held at Logan on August 2
to S. Everyone is invited to attend
it. The best speakers and lecturers
in the United States will be there
along with the many big attrac-
tons that have been arranged for
Every county is holding a Farm
Bureau excursion to Logan on
those dates and will attend the
Roundup. This is a treat that
comes to the farmers of Utah and
everyone who is in a position &c
take advantage of it should make
arrangements to be there.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15

Try a Want AID in The Record.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15
EDITORIALS
The Heart of the Country
Weekly.

There is something wrong with
a system of existence that brings
tears to the eyes of an old man
and causes his shoulders to be shak-
en- by sobs. When one has passed
thru the years of trial and sorrow,
raised family and toiled all along
the way, he should know a few
years of peace and love and ten
der care before he lays down the
burden. This is inspired by an in
cident that touched us deeply few
days ago. An old and respected
father stopped us on the street and
told of a distressing incident that
had happened to his family. II
want to ask you to keep it out of
the paper" he said, and then the
tears came and the pent-up anguish
burst into sobs. 1t always hurts to
see child cry. We stopped on the
way to the office this morning to
wipe the tears from the dirty face
of little fellow who said, "A big
boy hit me in the jaw" but to see
a man past eighty with tears roll
ing down his withered cheeks, sim
ply is too much. Indeed we'll keep
it out of the paper, old friend,
along with the many imprinted
columns Of sadness and sorrow and
sin that we have kept out of the pa
per for 10, these many years. We
sometimes think we are pretty
poor sort of editor, after all. When
we get good story, from the city
reporters point of view, we always
see the gray-haired mother or the
proud sister who will be hurt by the
publication of the sordid details and
we kill it. Recently, in a neighbor-
ing town, poor little sick girl sud-
denly wandered away from home
and the sensational city paper
played it up with a scare head
across the front page and even in
simulated that the young lady had
been enticed away. While the fran
tic mother was anXiously awaiting
any lllOI UldllOll tlldl WOulu lSdu
to the return of her child the young
lady came back and a hasty mes
sage to the city newspaper told of
the return of the sick daughter.
ooh, hell" answered the voice over
the phone, 1--WE had it all played
up for the front page" No thought
of the bleeding hearts or torment
ing fears of anguished parents ever
weighs with these ghouls of the
pencil who pry into sacred tragedies
and haul family skeletons out to be
stared at by an unsympathetic pub
lie. Anything for a sensation. Any
thing to sell the papers. There is
no heart or soul in the city newspa-
pers, but thank God the little old
country weekly, the home town pa
per, still has heart and it beats
with sympathy for the friends and
neighbors who watch for its COM
ing each week.-Mich, 500 Times.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15

Those who manifested their de-
sire to assist Mrs. Mary Cover on
account of the loss of her home by
fire, by signing the subscription list
circulated by Farley Daley, are re-
quested to leave the various
amounts they subscribed at the
Bank of Southern Utah. Others de-
string to contribute may add their
names to the list and leave their
subscription at the same place.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15
Creameryman in Sight.

Mr.. Sargent of the B. A. c. re-
ports that an offer has been made
to a man in Colorado to come out
and run the B. A. c. creamery for
the coming year. 1t is not known
yet whether or not the offer has
been accepted, but it is hoped that
we shall soon have the creamery
running.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15
A Correction.

Last week we published an arti-
Gle concerning two men arrested
by Sheriff Leigh and Marshal
Nelson and gave the fine imposed
upon them as SIS and costs. That
should have read SIS and costs
for each one; instead of being
fined together as it appeared.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15

For the first time in history,
Utah's silver output is the largest
in the United States. During the
last decade or more the state of
Montana has ranked first as a pro-
ducer of silver. Utah, during the
last few years, has reached close
second Nevada third and Idaho,
fourth.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15
REPORT.

Made to the Bank Commission
er of the State of Utah, of the con-
dition of the
Iron Commercial & Savings
Bank
located at Cedar City, in the coun-
ty of Iron, State of Utah, at the
close of business on the 30th day
of June, 1921.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
. MT. VERNON SIGNAL - ~

by "A. +. MILLER
For Tailor
Mrs ELLEN PRICE
W. NJ. McNEW,
WILLIAM ARNOLD Jr.
WADE II. LINESAY
ISOM b. SAVIOR,
JOHNNY CLONTz
MONROE NJ. MILLER
LITTLE TOM TAYLOR
JOHN {. HOWARD
For Magistrate LIST District.
w. b. SIGMOM
JOHN W. MARION
For Magistrate 2nd District.
HARRISON c. KIRBY
J.. W. BULLOCK
Magistrate 4th District
DELLARD COTTON.
W. u. MULLINS,
For Magistrate 9Th District.
FREEMAN KETRON
FF ROBBINS,
For Constable 4th District.
JOHN c. KELLY,
For Tax Commissioned
RICHARD BRANAMAN
JOHN F. PIGG,
Representative S1st District.
W.M. COTTON
CONSTABLE Ith DISTRICT
J. II. BAKER
Constable 9th District
For Representative
CHAS. a. CHANDLER
of London
slst Legislative District
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
Men
and WOnnen:

NV opponents Mr.. Ball and Mr. Davis circulated their
niue hahd bills To the republicans of county made
eeoe attempt To tell why they hsoud nominated Mr. Ball
says because he we'll qualified he should nominated Let me
conclusion that he did business ability when he
cleaned up several tn ousand dollars bur what
knd OF Judgement and AGILITY getting this money
WIN MI Ball use the Judgement and ability in
the peoples business he did his after had made
his stake NO. Because republican and women of Rock
castle who believe in honest clean will not am
sure him that Opportunity
MI DAVIS says that because he by what he calls
small family
made splendid this county and because
olS read truck turned him he nominated
FRIENDS nave been the county voter have found
against MI Davis Years him The
family mas made good record this coun,v and that
Is already completed without assistance of R;I Mr. Davis
WOud YOU run the peoples business IKE the road business
VINO me trn turned eve Why don't ;ou tell the citizens of
Rockcastle whv that truck turned 49, ~
In the time We Iying npdar
adm naton the call on ont in tho field and
work The Liberty Loan drive volunteered INV services and was
ot Toing ana speaking at houses Mamie Grove
FarW ana Hoewe were the houses visited
10 presidents election workers
needed bad asked by camnaon commee
to go out and fight for the Republican and
Coolidge did speaking various school honse in The County
the straight Republican tickets. " Wv ''
born a small cabin ,yos bro,oh, nm
win the common people way worxed on The rail-
road on the grade powed and hoed ANYTHING that was
honest IN order to buy books and cloths might 90 10 school
oher men we read of in history born moor who
hard time getting education who worried and t,ivd 10
overcome their handicaps given chance ~ ~
read OFF VI" io' WIG "e" W.
Wont you give chance? will find NV name second on
the ballot wa anu my """e 'e'o"" VI
Thanking In advance support and in NV
race for Republican nomination Circuit Cont Clerk Sa,urday
AOh''' " i'Ei' am your frield and servant
JESSE NJ DEBORD
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
Spectacular Close
Of Campaign
Hon. J. Austin Brown, Of Wayne County, and
Judge B. J.. Bethurun, Of Somerset,
Tour the County and Speak in the Inter
est of Judge Bethurum for REELECTION.

ROccase County has experienced all of history
wonder has been made during by
needy and Judge Beum candidate o circuit judge succeed him
self These have been the delivering
the interest of Judge Beuum for reelection and
enthusiasm has been the greatest that campaign
before this the crowds large and
The people ralying boy
and making plain him that he will be by
in old Rockcastle that will be highly pleasing
him when the vote is finally certified These people loyal
the feeble people
making dcredt him in the constituency
when he has been honored by all the circuit of
being elected the President of the Circuit Judges Association
Kentucky No such honor is claimed claimed
other judge the State and Rockcaste proud of prestige
and honor that has worthy that born
people will be turned him because
like Kennedy indecent him. The
that this county will Judge Behurum largest
that given a candidate for Office before.
The speeches of Austin Brown pleasing the people
mense They models of superb and eoquence
carrying conviction the heart of the people He peculiarly
Kennedy be
circuit judge He has known this all his life He could
nothing hurtu TO the district people, than
the H. Kennedy considers Bethurum as
his hands the district
Judge Hobon former chief justice the Court Appeals
that Judge Bethurum and The best circuit Judge the
Kentucky, and State This
coupled with fact that the circuit judges
elected Judge Behurum President
Association all the proof that should
and ability of Judge Bethurum Mr. Brown said
things but lack of will further mention his speech
Judge Bethurum exposing the falacy
ton and making convincing that Kennedy
worthy and traitor TO the republican accepted
clothing the Pulaski
betrayal of the the election in Pulaski
ago This he said strong why honOrs
conferred upon Kennedy by the republican party of this district
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNul W Eh ENi
We are authorized to announce
sub ject 10 the action of the Republican
Party at next August Primary
For Circuit Judge
h. J. BETHURlM
II. c. KENNEDY.
For Cirruit Court Clerk.
T. ], BALL
w T. (BILL) DAVIS,
JESSE NJ. DEBoRD
For County Court Clerk.
X. J. MCKINNEY,
EARLE PHILLIPS,
W. A. cROMER
MRS. LEILA MAY COOPER
7 J. NICELEG
County Judge
LES WARD
Fl. BOWMAN
cam MULLINS
For Sheriff
Mrs. JOHN RENNER
X. l.. LANGFORD
ID. &. CLARK
REV WIN. NJ. DURHAM
For Surveyor
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29

at w. c Johnson's, Tuesday. The
boys and girls as well as parents
examined each hen according to
directions given by County Ag.
ent and Specialist. After making
the examinations and hearing Mr.
Chaplin explain the different poin.
is it was plain to be seen that it
paid in dollars and cents 10 Gull
out the non producers, By culling
out the hens that are not laying
and wont lay much feed will be
saved this winter.
Each person present was Civ.
EN- bulletin on culling, feeding
and care for eggs on the farm.
From these bulletins many good
suggestions will be taken and
many flocks culled.
August and September are
the best months to Gull the
flock. Take out the early mother
Anyone wishing a bulletin O..
suggestions on cullipg can Sc.
cure same from County Agent.
Don't forget the RockcaStle
County Christian Bible School
Convention at Rose Hill next
Sunday July 3lst.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
0 L T A w A

Viola. the small daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Manual johnson
died from brain fever at the
home of J, l. Johnson After y
talk 10y II. +. Jones the re
mains were leId to rest at Urion
- Mr. and Mrs Horace Thomp-
son of Level Green spent SAT
urday night Nth her father \
S Mink. - Mrs. Bess DAughertv
of LOUSY lie has returned home
after a pleasant week with he
parents-Mr. ard Mrs. l.. Stowe
or Lancaster were visiting at this
place Sunday Miss Clarice
Hamm of Spiro spent from FRI
day until SUNDAY with her grand
parents Several from here at
tended the Band Day at Brod-
mead Monday Mfr. and Mrs
Manual Johnson returned to Lex
lrgton after spending several
weeks with his BROTHER Bro
Asher will fill his appointment at
Union Ridge Saturday night sud
Sundays. X. Price spent Sun
dav with T. B Brown and family
Miss Bessie Carson is sick at
this writing. Will Griffin of
Broughton town spent Saturday
night with his father Mrs
Charlie Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs,
lake Johnson and Mrs Cynth-
ia Bailey of Lexington were here
Wednesday to attend the funer-
al of Viola Johnson = Mr. and
Mrs John Laswell were visiting
in Stanford last week Tony
and Edgar Laswell, VIM. McKin.
'neg and Nm. Gas h a TENDED
Sunday School at Union Sunday
"Some attraction. - Arch and
Togo French of Brodhead visit.
ed the family Of h r. Jones last
week, Miss Bettye Lou Purcell
is improving after an attack of
typhoid fever. - j J Albright
spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs
Mode Hamm of Spiro.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
Notice To Club Members

The date of entries in the Mt.
Vernon Fair are not given in the
Catalogue except under Rules
and Regulations Rule 2. Sec.2-
Read il. Since the general poul-
try exhibits come on the first
day the club exhibits should
come the same day. So prepare
your birds and get them ready
Tor exhibit first day and let them
remain over the rest of the fair
Your poultry and other entries
will be looked after during the
fair. The Fair Board will look
after your stuff after it has been
entered.
Get all ready and come first
day.
For information concerning
getting exhibits ready write to
County Agent, Berea Ky.
Poultry Culling
The poultry culling demoustra.
lions conducted by the County
Agent spence and Mr.. Chaplin,
poultry Specialists, have been
very successful. The entire
school at Cove with many men
and women attended the meeting
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29

The soy bean VII n cut 1t the
right Stage Of growth and prop
erly cured makes an excellent
hay OF high ferdi'g value that
is greatly relished by all farm
animals. As compared with hay
from other leguminous crops soy
bean hay is equal or superior to
any The use Of this hav as a
source of protein, which can be
produced on the farm to balance
feeds for growing stock or for
milk. should reduce the quantity
of high priced concentrated feeds
which it is necessary TO purchase
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
.Coul d Beat Hands
Shocking His Corn
At Least J. A. White
Would Bet So, After
Being Relieved of
Dyspepsia BY
Tanlac

MY wife and myself have
had stomach trouble" says Mr.
J. A White, residing on tn,
lie estown Pike, X. +. ID. No. 3
near Lexington. ny, land hav,
both been nervous and run
down"
I'VE could not see anything
without suffering afterwards anc
could net sleep at night. We
were regular nervous drspeptics
We tried many remedies with
out permanent benefit until We
head of Tanlac. got this medl
cine and began using it. We
Noticed immediate results. We
are bo!h greatly improved by
Tarlac We give all credit for
the change of health to Tanlac,
1t is remarkable medicine.
/ personally feel SO good that
| told my hands few days
ago that / could beat any OF
them shuck'ng corn. mean Il
and believe | could have beat
them all,
OF all the .msdIcines that
afllict humanity chronic dyspep-
STA such as Mr.. and Mrs.
White suffered from, is probably
The most prevalent aed hours
might be consumed in describ-
ing the sufferings. mental and
bodily, of the victims of chronic
dyspepsia.
A morbid, unreal, whimical
and melancholy condition of the
mind, aside from the nervous
physical suffering is the usual
state of the ACREAGE dyspeptic and
life Sc ems scarcely worth the
living.
TanlaC, the celebrated medi-
cine, was designed especially for
overcoming this distressing con
ditlon and millions OF people
have taken il with the most as.
tOnlshing and gratifying results
1t seems to go straight to the
spot, toning up and invigorating
every organ of the body.
Tanlac is sold in Mt. Vernon by
Chas. G., Davis, in Brodhead by
the brodht ad Pharmacy; and in
Livingston by r. q Webb; in
Burr by w. NJ. Owens. a....
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
TODAY'S LIVE STOCK
MARKET.

Cincinnati Union Stock Yards,
July az.
Steers, good to choice, 1913 at q,
raIr To- good 50 so to 7 -.
Calves, Market steady Good To-
choice So 50 to 10, fair to good s.
tn $50, common and large 81 to
o 50.
Hocs, active and strong TO 20
to SOcts higher Heavy S1l.s0 to
MS, choice packers and butch
crs Sl2, medium Sla, stays IS
To 7 common TO choice heavy fat
sows 81 to o, light shippers SIa IS
pigs no lbs and less 50 to L..
20
Sheep, Slow. Good to choice 81
to 5, Fair to good 81 To !, com.
mon 81 to ?, bucks 81 to 3.
Spring Lambs steady. Good
to choice $40 soto II. Good . 50
TO 1850 seconds 50 10 7, COM
mon skips s. to /.
Secretary w II Fish and all
other officers and stockholders
of the Mt Vernon Fair are a
busy bunch At this time getting
things in order for the biggest
far ever held in this section
The people of this county are
taking an active interest in this
Fair this wear owing to the fact
that all premiums are p1ya le
only to RockcaStlc county people
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Fish
William Fish Jr. and l.. I Null
Inns were IN Richmond and Ir.
vine yesterday. Mr.. Fish says
the folks from that section are
coming strong to the Mt. Yer.
non Fair
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
Be Careful

In our series of talks
with cur friends through
the columns of this
paper we nave been using
from week To week we
du not want to prove
selfish, and we drop this
thought tor you at this
time. BE CAREFUL
ABOUT YOUR IN
NESTMENTS, there are
so many wild OFT schemes
to obtain money on get
Rich quick" schemes
that we urge you To
consider well before
buying anything offered
you. Come and talk this
over with us, or your
other banker friends,
we NAV not know any
thing about it, but the
chances are we have
seen Il similar scheme
aud can help to tell you
if the prospects are for
good. We have a book for
rating all good concerns
and shall give you the
benefit to investigate,
Millions of dollars have
been lost lately in these
things. 1t will pay you
to investigate. We stand
ready to help you if we
can.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
TIE SAME EVERY WHERE

The editor of Pal sa Akhcar, a
native newspaper of Lahore, In.
dia, says. 81 have used Cham.
ber's Collie and DlarrhOea Rem
edv many times among my
children and servants, for collie
and diarrhyea and always fou nd
it effective"
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29

Two cattle belonging to Mr..
Steele, whe bought the Nels Grit
fir farm near Spiro. were killed
by tightening last Monday, and
four others were struck and bad
ly injured.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29

Lovers of good cattle should not
forget that fire Pure Bred Reg.
i,tcred SHORT HOR y BULL.
will be given a,uay to some one
attending the Mt. Vernon Fair
August I2th.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29
THE
C|TizENSBANK
BrOdhead Kentucky.

See tie miniature m echanic al
city the greatest wonder of the
age in operation at the Brodhead
Fair,
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29

Young men who do lot of
counting will do well TO be on
hand at the Mt. Vernon Fair
Thursday August nth. A new
Rubber Tire BANNER BUGGY
will be given to someone on the
grounds that day.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-29

We the undersigned Circuit Judge and Circuit Clerk do
hereby certify that the 10th OF July NJ Debord
appeared for his proficiency I'LL Office
Circuit Court Clerk Rockclste COUNTY, certify
day examined the said Debod and found him be qualified and
efficient in all respects to hold SAID office.
Given under hands (ScaD this the July 97
b. J. Behurum =.
Judge % Judicial district of KENTUCKY
T. J Niceley
Clerk Rockcastle Circuit Court
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
Former Colonel In Wrangle's Army Is
 Handsome Nurse

ATHENS, May 7.-Russian officers formerly of General Wfangle's army. who were brought to Greece when the Crimea was evacuated and who have found it impossible to secure other employment, have turned their hand to domestic and household pursuits.
 Recently one of them was seen on the streets of Athens wheeling a baby carriage He was a handsome Cossack colonel and his sturdy build martial air and fine features made him a con spicuous figure. His charge, rosy checked baby belonging to a wealthy Athenian family, took evident delight in it's stalwart, good-natured nurse, who showed the youngster as much care and affection as the most de- voted mother
 The servant problem does not exist in Athens. At least the Greek house keeper has no such difficulties in this respect as her sister in America, for she can always fill the places of maids cooks and kitchen-hands with former Russian soldiers and officers, of whom there are thousands in Greece.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
Coronado Tent City
 Getting Ready For Big Summer Crowds

SAN DIEGO, May With the opening of Coronado Tent City less than two weeks away, the interest in the tented village between bay and ocean grows daily. Every effort Is being made under the direction of " A Turquand. general manager. to have things in readiness for the open. ing. Already 150 additional tents have been provided. bringing the total ca. pacity of the resort up to 2,20O, or TOO more than in former years.
 The opening will be featured with Q big program. the leading hea,.,insy of which will be Rita Cavilliera noted opera singer. who will appSsB at bofh afternoon and evening perSHrn1ances. The other numbers will be Sf more than ordinary merit.
 With the big new ferry, Morena, in service for the opening and also the entire season, exceptional service can be given in taking people across the bay from San Diego Motorists will particularly appreciate the fact that a large number of cars can be ham, dled on the Morena. thus avoiding de- lays.