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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
It Means All That Safety
First" Can and More
Besides.

Courtesy First" is the new motor
ing slogan. The code which replaces
"Safety First" because it means even
more to automobilist and pedestrian
had its start in Detroit, being orig
mated by the Wolverine Automobile
club OF Detroit, and has spread since
tn many other cities. Courtesy VIII
do much to solve all traffic problems
rho doctrine Of Courtesy First" has
been indorsed by the new committee
NJ tbe national automobile chamber
~ commerce, headed by j. Walter
MALE, which is working for the safe,
~ of the streets and highways for all
users.
First, do not hog the middle OF inc
street Give the other fellow room 10
o. Nv and when he attempts to pass
s 30 do not speed up and perhaps
you him into a safety zone. BE
eO Woen mt of the safety zones. They
.ra for the pedestrian. 1t is up to
you to make them safe. Be scour-
teous. IN from a
-,ds street give him room to turn
.ha corner: do not crowd. When you
LII behind another car, remember ne
nov wish to leave before you do. Give
Inc rom to get out; don't crowd
When YOU expect to stop OF turn az
W.. rsen YOU intentions secret; think
nv ~ +hs fellow behind. Be courteous
VI M mt dodge in and around cars
l., line in traffic. Remember they
IN there first, and have just as great
desire to get through as you nave
Be courteous. n,h when
w have the right of way. Perhaps
the other fellow does not know 1t DC
courteous. -,
D.nnSer the motorman is human
ss most Of them will learn all the
courtesy you will teach tnem. D
When you get the go" signai
mu s,c oficer remember to give the
aadsstrisn time to get out Of the way
uben YOU see people on the curb
W. n reach a car or vice versa.
.Isane IN, stop If necessary, but lei
t stem cross without danger, This is
. I ~ the courtesies that Will pay
t yn motoring public best. Be cour-
lteous. ,ru,
,ot nav any attention to your norm
no! pc, sl TO remember that the deaf
!. ~ Of them, S the streets as
n.aII az YOU. Be courteous.
we1I aT voll have an insane desire tc
snsed remember the other fellows y9u
sre nasslng have Just as mucn risn,
are ..r the law as you are creating
10 pre- motoring by your mania
agalIs =, the accidents that may hap
Ininh rour hitting some other driver
pen r NJ in from a side street or pc
comlhs who does not see you com
aestri TSink OF the people in your OWE
ing. Ia-Saps, who have a fear o
car, p and are trying to be game
speeG not let you know it. It is moi
and h1 ~ drive fast in the city; It is
sport ost discourtesy to your fellow
me u rists and fellow citizens. Bt
courteous. ,o.,ri.n sees Won cominl
Wnea ,rSerately pays no attention t.
and aaer,smber that some are mental!
you yS., TsS'' and you cannot tell then
detcis IN clothes they wear. Be cOur'
teous. 500 a child on a curb
Wne y, Remember the child car
slow quicker than you can stop. Be
courteO Dot open your cutcut on thu
street. re iuIins the day. RsmsnDs'
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
to our dealers and our stockholders.

THE consumer demand which re-
suits from this policy is the only ex-
cuse which the B. F. Goodrich Com
pany offers for actually making Tar
more motor-car tires in America
alone, than any other rubber company!
makes in these United States OF
America, which fact the challenge re-
Gently made public was and 3 IN
tended to prove"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30

Roasted coffee is an excellent dis
infectant for sick rooms.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS

At the commng election there be voted three amend the Constitution of the State; No 12. involving the increased facilities and of the public schools Mo- 13 permitting the people to submit amendments ? the Constitution they deem wise placing the matter of in the hands of the people at large and Mo- A which if enacted will enable the people to vote better tenn of public roads.
 In addition to these two important Acts of general interests the people large have been initiated and will be submitted to the voters providing for general primary election law which will guarantee fair elections and the other involving the repeal of present prohibition law and providing for the selling of alchoc liquors in the future.
 We have nominated Sa ae ticket headed by gentleman who has given his life the education and moral uplifting of his feowmen Against him and the other members of the State ticket will nothing derogatory be said large majority for this ticket will world at large that favor of such for the State officers They pleas carry the principles of the Democratic party
 aed in its patrom which prepared and adopted with for the protection of the rights of the people of the State
 The county ticket nominated at primary election in which white participated The election fair and free from charge of unfaness suggestion of fraud The personnel of this ticket s among the best in the countye who will fill the offices with homer themselves and fidelity to the pubics interest.
 Those who took part in the primary election pledged their abdeby the result and support the ticket whole and they should lay aside any personal feeling dislike aEd the entire ticket nominated Todo otherwise would be with dshonor and violate their sacred pledge and which would probably result deprVng those who soact of parc patin9 in future Democratic Primary Elections.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02

Program-Mrs. Odelle, Miss Abbie Hale, Gladys Wltcher
 Membership Mir. Witcher, Mir, Wake. Mr. Thompson, Mrs Frank Dobbins.
 Newspaper Mrs. Witcher, Cora Meador, ZelI Crumley. John Conuel..
 We wish as many as can would be preseH-, for We are expecting a geod program
 Several were absent from school the past week on acc3ont of the Fair.
 Among those who attended the Fair al Hope were, Miss ZeIl Crumley, Gladys Witcher, Lola Spoonamoore, Forrest Ward, Tommy Cornell, Sara Spoona- moore, Grace Steel. Ladie Crum- ley. Flossie Dohbins and Miss
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02

Abbie Hale, John Cornell, Dick Phillips, Delbert Dobbins, Sam Smart, Fred Harris. Lee Harris, Rastus Steed, Ellis Steed, and O.a Spoonamoore. All report a jolly good time.
 Friday was the end of one sue cessful term of school. We are going Co try to make each month better thar the one just past.
 Dovie Steed is absent from school on account of sickness.
 All the patrons are invited to come to school Thanksgiving and bring well filled baskets On that day We will have our pre- liminary contest to decide " will enter the County Contest.
 The Ks on eur report cards r1,sap Yes
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02

Congress; Rufus Nelson, editor of Farm and Ranch, Dallas; J. II. Mcleod federal livestock a. gent forArkansas, who will also judge the cattle, colts, etc.; and II. K. Sanders, in charge of pig club work in the state of Arkan- saS.
 It has been decided to expend $3, 300 in premiums and gifts at the exposition this year, Every department of industrial activity is represented in the long list of prizes. Chief of interest among these are the prizes for agricul. tural day, designed to excite con siderable competition. There will be four prizes for cotton First. $15 for the best bale cf cotton brought in on wagon. judged on grade; 2nd prize, So; cotton will be judged on staple also, when the first prize will be S15, and the second. $5.
 A long list of prizes has been published. and all interested in making an exhibit or entry of any kind are urged to call at the Board of Trade rooms and SC cure space at once.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02
Parcel Post and Hesterly Drug Store at Your Service.
THE0

Howdy Everybody Hope ev- cry one is feeling fine.
 Speaking for Theo generally, everybody is feeling rather jolly and peart like.
 Having some mighty fine wea- ther and farmers have almost finished gathering their crops.
 Crops were good in this con- munity and the writer has about decided that Theo is the garden spot of Nevada county.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. k. Knight spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents. MT. and Mrs. J. T. Knight.
 Brutis McAteer and Oscar Knight attended the all day sing ing at Rosston, Sunday and re- port a good time.
 Chas. McAteer has recently  moved into his new home he pur- chased from Mrs. Wad,ey. Chas. has moved great deal and the other cay while preparing to leave, a search was made for his old favofite hen and To, when he found her, where else was she but in the wagon, sitting patien- fly with crossed feet waiting for someone 10 come and tie them
 Mrs. John Creech and daufh- ter, Matte spent Sunday after noon with Mrs A. ]. Knight.
 Miss Mae Belle Kirk was a guest of Miss Vivian BeviIl sun ,ay. Robert was a pleasant call 1T also.
 Goose AuEie, raise yoarreward nd perhaps can f7rmsh iHtor- nation that weald lead to th- discovery ot your chicken ped fer.
 lunetle, why do you keep si- sat so long? Would be glad to near from you.
 S. ". Mooty was in Camden Saturday.
 Eddie Knight seemed a little shocked the other night when told he was almost the exact like ness of the monkey belonging to the show.
 Ms. ". Kirk and childrer spent Monday with Mrs. A. J. Knight.
 Success to the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION

Texarkana U. S A. - Special l The opening day of the Texarka- na Industrial Exposition, Nov. l. ! will be proclaimed as a part hol- ! day in this city by Mayors Run |nels and Sanderson. it was learn- ed this morning.
 Itis confidently expected the l following notable officials in both states will attend the exposi- | ton in response to invitations eX- tended and urging them to come; Governors Hays and Ferguson, Senator Morris Sheppard of Tex as. Congressman Black of Tex as and Otis T. Wingo. of the Arkansas congressional district in which Texarkana is located.
 Messrs. Sheppard and Wingo are expected to sheak on Fra
 ternal Day." while Congress- man Black will address the far 'mers on their day.
 Prominent agricultural lectur CTS who will attend the expositi- On and put in much time here and deliver addresses include Dr. Nes0m, government livestock eX- bert for Louisiana; Dean J. H. Miller. of the Ex ension Depart ment of the University of Ark ansas; Hon. J. II. Page, Aqricul- tural commissioner fer Arkansas Dr. D, N Ba row. editor Of the Progressive Farmer and vice president of the Texas I9dHstr!el
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02

McLelland, Prescott, Route 3. Clerks, George Cox, Prescott, Route 3; Roy Montgomery, Pres colt, Route 2. Sheriff, Joe Hay nie. Prescott. Route 2.
 Lackland Box. Judges, R. J. Bo!is, Sayre. Route 1; John Greer. Prescott, Route 2; T. L. Barlow, Sayre. Route 1. Clerks, B. w. Franklin. A. P. Pruitt, Sayre, Route 1. Sheriff, Cicero Purifoy, Sayre. Route l.
 Taylor Township.
 Delta Box. Judges, G. s. All der, w. D. Parsley Waldo, Route 2; Vim. s. Mckinney, Rosston. Route 3. Clerks. $. F. Johnson, ". H. Haynes, Waldo, Route 2. Sheriff, Claude Butcher, Waldo, Route 2.
 Willisviile Box. Judges. c. F. Herring, L. s. Warmack, E. E. Thompson, Rosston. Route 8 Clerks, J. W. Silvey, Carl MunE, Rosston, Route 3. Sheriff, E, l.. Holloway, Rosston, Route 3.
 Union Township.
 Bluff City Box. Judges, J. l.. Henry, J. N. byrd, A. E. Adams, Bluff City. Clerks, Clint Askew, J. E. Meadows. Bluff City. Sher- if. w. R. Starnes, Bluff City.
 Theo Box. Judges, J. M. Bev. i'll, Gale, Route 1; K. A. Beavers, Rosston, Route 1; $. V. Eubanks, Tneo. Clerks, J. c. Barksdale, J. N. Kirk, Gale, Route 1. Sher- if, J. w. Creech, Theo.
 Parcel Post and Hesterly Drug
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02
NOTICE 10 FARMERS

After Saturday Get. 18th, l will give Thursdays and Fridays of each week for three weeks, including Nov, 1Gth and i7th, This vii give the people anple time 10 get this seasons crop in. Lumpkin Gin Go. | |. Lumph.n Manager
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02
ARTISAN

$. I. A. met Friday, Oct. 27 and appointed the following com mittee for Nov. 10, School and Finance, Mrs. Odelle. MT. Odelle and MT. Frank Dobbips.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-02
ELECTION OFFICERS
NOVEMBER I. 1916
Alabama Township.

Route 1. Sheriff, c. H. Young, Buckner, Route 1.
 Albany Township, Laneburg
 Judges, John T. Adams, En- met, Route 2. I. A. Garrett, Mt. Moriah, Route 1, Tom Easterling, Emmet, Route 2. Clerks, w. N. Mum, A. $. McGough, Emmet, Route 2. Sheriff, c. R. Hudson, Laneburg.
 Sutton Box. Judges, A. G. Wren. D. E. Evans, Geo. $. Ward Emmett, Route 2. Clerks, A. A. Woodul, Earl Barham. Emmet, Route 3. Sheriff, E. Nj. Murry, Emmet, Route 3.
 Boughton Township.
 Judges, R. c. Harris. J. L. Cox, Prescott, Route 4; W. D. Sutton. Boughton. Clerks, w. T. Mcdaniel. T. B. Lee, Bough- ton. Sheriff, Vern Buchanan, Pres scott, Route 4.
 Caney Township.
 Gale Box. Judges, w. o. God ley, D. Q. Bolls. J. P. Otwell, Gale. Clerks, J. H. Mcdaniel. J. o. Mathis, Gale. Sheriff, Doyle Westmoreland, Gale.
 Rosston Box, Judges, J. R. Whitehead, s. w. Chamberlain, ]. T. Lu:k, Rosston. Route l. Clerks, R. c. Wortham, Rosston, Route l. J. o. East, Rosston, Route 1. Sheriff, J. w. Hollo- way, kosston.
 Emmet Township.
 Judges, Tom Garland, John l. Wade. ]. K. Prescott, Emmot. Clerks, E. w. Beatty, w. $. Hines. Emmet. Sheriff, A. w. f1dlnlilOl, JT., EIIillel.
 Georgia Township.
 Caney Box. Judges, j. J. Hirst, w. s. Westmoreland. Gale, T. E. White, Gale, Route l. Clerks, J. B. Hannah. Gale; s. Honea. Mt. Moriah. Sheriff, sW. T. lobe, Gale.
 Rocky Mound Box. Judges, E. M. White, w. s. Fore, ". A. Barker, Mt. Moriah. Clerks, Moody CaIlicott. Jeff Sampson, Mt. Moriah. Sheriff, w. l.. Cal houn, Laneburg.
 Jackson Township.
 Judges, Thos. J. Shell. T. N. Rowe. J. F. Schooley, Rosston, Route l. Clerks, W. J. Hatley. P. NJ. Blakely. Rosston. Route l. Sheriff, F. W. Copeland. Rosston, Route l.
 Leake Township.
 Judges, N. M. Nixon. C. B. HesterIy, Glenville;; J H. Rog- CTS, Stephens. Clerks, k. W. Arlington. Stephens; W. W. Drake, McNeil. Sheriff, Sam Shackle ford, GienVile.
 Missouri Township.
 Court Honse. Judges, W. P Murrah. Prescott; L J. Bryson. Prescott. Rauts 3: D. " Mitchell: psescctt, Roate 1. Clerks, Joe i Hamilton. j. R. B. Moore. Jr., ffe-eou. Sheriff, W k Bar nam, Prescott.
 Scott Hal. Judges. I. $ ChappeIl, A. M. Westmoreland, Prescott: J. U. Brown, Prescott, Route 5. Clerks, Harry Morton, Ira Gee. Prescott. Sheriff, S. (. Thornton, Prescott.
 Parker Township.
 Bcdcaw Box. Judges. J. E. Russell, Emmett, Route 1; T. $. Bosw eIl, Alex. May. Bodcaw. Clerks, Howell Herring. Sam II. Warmack, Bodcaw. Sheriff, A. ! R. Cameron, Bodcaw.
 Union Box. Judges. II. G. Reeves, A. C. Flncher. Leon Mar tn, Rosston, Route 2. Clerks, ". (. Manning, T II. Butler, Rosston, Route 2. Sheriff, N. F. Bailey, Rosston. Route 2.
 Red Land Township.
 Wire Road Box. Judges, T. 5. ! D.Loc. D pdrauc Cfaala
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10

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tes @eprGge OerIei9t. -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
0ie Q@nen Oct mOoernen Rie|engeQaQen

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10

Rorboitede 9aIi3iens umi9lieBenoe
3eil lit biItOriI9 BEL lpeitem Der ins
terefantere. SIN glorben pGren
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lber i'm 2aufe Der 3eiten bon Mon.
solsn, Satarsn uno Soiaten pieoer.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
Die 5nfanft Der franSdiiiden 0laHe.
Grad einein

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9as prpbIem Der 9teinsrbaItung
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10

2lbtiir5uns Don ROnTtrum, Rieie,
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.Gole 9rsts". Sbr Soliber be-
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bss a0ni5s 9Irtiuerie ssgsn Die feiten
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suri1ten permohte, erbot er ii4, Elm
pirtIameres @ei4iiB anSuferti9en,
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pieIe l6bli4sn llnternebmen cine
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bure S6nis belehnte ben &rupp oes
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10

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itebenOen G0ni9. 9ierunopreibig
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Der 9slassrung pon 0unbarton pie'
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len bergeIteGtes Rteiengei4iiB 1T Dor
mebreren SdbrSeDnten in Snoien aus
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ausgegraben unb Dor oem Polaite 5u
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Der ~soIsn 9rete" ii6erein unb be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-10
CWoIbvnten.


foIsspeHen pirti6aftIi9 nuf cine be.
oauernsperte Stufs berabeeiunten.
grlt nit oem 9eginE bss 10. sSa6rs
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beute nod ioSuiasen a[Iein in ben
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pstgs6iet. RremeneB mar eine 6eite.
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gu bisten tpaste. 0srseblt9 ipurbe
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geute. Sin psntlpiirbiser 3eugs lbs
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S9lob, ons in unbeimli9em Ruinens
3ouber Die Staten olten @lanses
iberragt. SpGter III &remsneb Der
2tussungspuntt Der utrainii9sn BE.
peguns setporben. Die bsm 3arismus
uon isber elm Dorm i'm ause genes
fen 1T. 90 purbs bsnn nad ber
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