The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-04-17
d VOICE FROM GHOLAR.
GHoLAR, April IS, 1878

GHOLARY April 10, 1915
To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette:
Please allow our section voice in
your valuable paper now and then.
Our farmers the present week have
been as busy as bees pursuing the inter
ests of their farms Mr.. Editor never
have any fears for old Gholar-never
give her farmers out-they are industri-
Gus, honest and Woodworking sons of the
soil, and are booked for prosperity and
advancement in their calling. Dc net
Judge us egotistieal when we say that
Gholar can boast of some of the NEST
intelligent farmers of the State. They
are thoroughly practical and keep
apace with the times.
Let me say word for the GAZETTE
and don't take it as flattery-the many
admirers of your valuable and spicy pa
per of this neighberh0ed wish you a
long and successful journalistic life.
AS yet our people pay but little at
tention to politics, though they watch
the announcement of candidates with
considerable interest and anxiety-the
anxiety for good and responsible men.
Each week brings a new face asking the
aid and support of the ''dear people"
The dear people have been bamboozled
enough already to have learned a sensi
BILE lesson-therefJre no necessity of
their again falling into the slough of
dependency"
AuOnC tha nupnerouc announcements
in yeur paper l am pleased to notice
the names of gentlemen who are per-
sonally known to me as men of integri-
ty and high social standing-who are
eminently fit for the positions to which
they aspire, and who would reflect hon
or to the people and dignity to office
if elected. Aud right here let me say
that trust our people will choose men
of character, whether they are Demo
cratic or Republican, so long as they
will deal honestly with the people and
pledge themselves impartial to office
and party. - .-.s
We want men of experience and in
tegrity for each of our county offices;
and this, Mr.. Editor, is an important
and worthy item to all honest voters
who love their country and desire to see
the interests of all prosper.
His numerous friends and supporters
of this district, are pleased to see "Un-
Gle Jimmy Thompson" trying his hand
again to reelection to the office of
Trustee and Tax Collector of Hamhlen
II,
thy and efficient oficer-his friends are
proud of him and will return him to Of
flee at the August election. Most any
man, Mr.. Editor, can take care of funds
but the question arises will he do it
detrimental to the State Sometimes
he will, to the disappointment and dis
aster of the people. But with "Uncle
Jimmy" he has been tried-is true-the
people know him, and know he will do
to trust-therefore, unless an unexpect-
ed grounding case occurs, which is
not probable, he will again be returned to
office.
An occasional rain refreslles vegeta-
tion.
How is John M0rrissey's health9 Is
he still on his pins and watching for q
chance
Also the intelligent people, of Gholar,
would like to know the status of
echerism-whether it is below or
above par. le ~
The last question that l will put, Mr..
Editor, is this-do you think the Eastern
war will affect the price of shoe-pegs in
this country? trust not
GHoLAR.