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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20

There is nothing heavenly about war, OF
dyspepsia. The world is outgrowing the
first and Garfield Tea will conquer dys.
pepsia.-Adv.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20
Quite to the Point.

Il had sharp dispute with my
husband"
What about?"
"Pin money"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20

First law that ever was made was
shattered-that which prescribed what
Adam and Eve shouldn't do.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20

A woman can't talk as much at
funeral as she can at a wedding. but
she seems to enjoy it anyway.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20
An Instance.

1.-THE war has put many lowly one
on unexpected heights"
"Sure 1t has. Look at the prune"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20

Love originates in the heart; brain
has nothing to do with it.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20
Garfield Tea keeps the liver normal.-Adv.

Three hundred thousand children
die annually in this country Of pre-
yentable diseases.-Coffman
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20

Natural habitat Of fur overcoat is
somewhere north of Minnesota, but 1t
looks gorgeous anywhere.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20

II your eyes smart or feel scalded, Ro-
is just the thing to relieve them. ADV.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20

If opportunity were at sea, lots Of
people would hesitate on the shore,
dreading submarines.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20
Novelty Embroiderles.

Among the novelty embroideries
now on display are some exceedingly
attractive effects in georgette crepe.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20

Printers measure their takes, ant
tailors take their measure.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-20

Coats Straight, INDEBTED.
New coat models are frequently very
straight and unbelted.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
Non Resident Notice.
]. h Ntt,tams 1T sl ~ y h Par.

II. h Mtt.tsme "a sl ~ y h Par
futl, e! ASS
In Chsncety Count At Charlotte
in th.s cauSv II sppt ars 10 the
C!erk aud Master from affidavit
,ha. ihs isienaaul, h pauu,t
10 a non resident of the STATE and
|esnoo, be served wilh process. II 10
therefore urusrtd that ssii defend.
ant y h fauott. appear al the
courthouse ia Charlotte. tennessee
on or before tie
4,h MoSnAiIN APRIL 1920
next aud plead. answer " ,iemm 10
the bill alrd against him and Others
in the above cause. az the ssa.
will he taken iai confessed and the
case set Tor hearing expstte
|, 10 further ORDERED that thls
notice he published IN the Dickson
County Herald iur iour consecutive
weeks 80 required BY las 10 such
cases
Witness NY hsnd at Office IN
Charlotte, Tenn tn. Jan 80 1870
] J TAYLOR. { Il NJ
X. l.. Leech. Sol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20


Ohedient to istqsN Of the Coun.
,.y Cnnr, at GhsrI6He. Dickson
county. Tennessee msae in The
cause oi Comila Wren ettsys Va.
W. T. Alexander II sis !! WILL on
Saturday. March 9Th. 1920. Oh sahe
premises a, ] O'clock r. NJ. s*ll
to the highest and hes, bidder, ,lx
,owu lots wtth houses. in ssid de-
cree described. same heips The pro
perry oi Mrs NJ T. Applsgaie. de-.
ceased. los sied IN the town oi Dick.
son. and generally ~ follows kas,
AS feet Oh Williams; North rs
ieet on Chestnut Street, Meet TO
feet; South Az fact % naua Idsop q
line.
said sale all he tirst O., 'ha BIO.
pertv in two part. o. now ny pa,ii.
ton fence divided. snd second 4. 6
whole. The SALE, or .sles nettang
the highest price viii be reported 10
The CoC's ~ accepted safe wsii
be on terms n one sh,Fi each, hsi.
anee evidenced ny lien ptguss@gy
cutes hearins interest from Gate al.
sas Thi. February Ha. 1921
" Hsfsis
CLERK
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
To the Farmers OF
Dickson C0anfy

IA / aayr cpsnssi al ofkas osws
the Citiarns National Rank tes the
purpose Cd banding Real Estate
and City property in ycsF good
county al@o have all ossscss 10
McEwan Tsaa. in Humphreys.
County. where have bsen dnsiIx
business for soms time and the
past trxnsActio0s nave t~*a very
pleasant bave never bad law
suit aud il have d dissatisfied par
chaser ! do not know IL am Try
ing 10 do tsis square, legitimate
business bstwwsn man and aan
So ii YOU desire 10 sell your farm
liss il witE me wlll not suarsh
tse to sell i, hu. | ~sii gestaasse to
try. Ny sales have amounted 10
over $lM 600 in the last SIX months
al 1918 and | sxpses 10 DO i've
tim@s the business 10 1920 than 10
1919 Az my business ~ advertised
almost through oul iae u. y, |
do more advertising than oil others
combiaei in Hamphr~ys and Dlcs
son Coaaty II you waol "a bay
an ideal iarn and sell located cl,s
property OF geo timber ask iog ms
circular
~ Waite. b Murphrss. Agent.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

What could be 81 more Interest Ia
Dickson kidney sufssmx than the
slststnent oi . Dickson rssidsnl
Who has sunssed and has been
cnredY
Deans kidney Pills ara publicly
endorsed by mans Dick~an reohlr
Head What Nh. q. r. Coliis'. es6i-
net maker. North Main street. DieE.
sen. says. Il suffered from ksdp@y
sseuhls. Ny bach aehsd and
think The troahls was brought on
By hard wort. when | wap In this
lpmtss business. doing heavy Iiit.
ipr. Nv kidnsys dida' I act fish,
end the secfslions burned In pase.
age. sos . boz d Doan's Kidney
Pills a The Mysi Drug Go and
began using them. Doan's cured
me sod haven's been bothered
since. "
Price Doc. 81 oil dealers. Don't
simply ask boz 4 kidney remedy $500
sst Doan's kidney piiIs--the same
that Mrs. Cto'1sf hsd fostsr.AiI,
burn Co. Mrs. BafAlo. \. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

whn has ihe authority to make such
changes ~ be believes necessary
The County Court a, its April term
this year. will select tive men 10
serve a. Equalization Board VI thv'i
Cc,a;y snd the valuation placed
By the County Tar Assersof viii Or
turned over TO this County Equah.
ialiaa Boatd. aad any GAG has the
privilege to ~ before this Board
and request such changes AS they
believe are needed, Later 90 the
County Equalila'ion Board delivers
thei, repor. ~ the State Equalila-
ton. where the tai payer who has
any grievance can ssain appear and
justice. For example, the
new assessed valuation Of property
in ,osn oi Dickson vas liked by J.
T Holley. John X Baker and John
Shelley. Their sworn report 10 now
In the hands Of Deputy Assessor J,
N. freeman and Mr.. freeman. lat.
" on. after making such changes a.
he believes Is right, will deliver his
report to the County Equalization
Board. which will DO selected a.,
Charlotte by the Magistrates OF the
County, The hrst Monday In April
II oversight. prejudice or malice
enters into the work Of either the
Committee III three. % the District
Assessor. then bear In mind each
taxpayer has tbs pfiyile ae Of appeal.
ina his case to the County hoard.
and then TO the state Board before
TAXABLE valuations are finally hxed
Ky ,his new taxing system it can
be seen by those Who will study the
new law that Governor Roberts
should be commended and endorsed
for his courageous Stand. rather than
be criticized for trying to place
Tennessee on \ higher plane and
more equitable basis Of tax assess
ment.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

lhs n&w taxing system Tor Tenn
ssses seems 10 ~ receiving more AZ
tsnlion at this time than tbs high
cost oi living. and the individual
who has no taxes TO pay 10 able 10
see the amusing. A. we'll ~ a.ase
side oi tho proposition,
Enemies OF Governor A. Ill. Bob,
sfts arc trying 10 place all blame VI
irregularities la the new faW %
ban. believing IL will halp defeat
hiui Tor Governor 10 our !ads
llvnt. Governor Roberts has proven
himself 10 be. no. only q Statesman
and patriot In ehanpioning lns
msasure. but bis stand has proven
him to DO q man al frmnsss and
courage. and hls ideas Ia the new
taxing Law 40 W. ste IL. ara lair,
Just and equitable The principle
on which IL 10 based OF taxing all
psopesty equal and uniform. ard OF
considering all piote,ty al rs cash
value. cannot be- questioned. II all
assessments are based on cssh val
uss. the assessments OF all property
In knnssre-. no doaot. will bs trip.
led. and. II the values are tnpled
aud ths tax rate mste cue.thifI N
what II haa been hets.osCrv. /, will
not affect the amount OF taxes TO b.
paid. bat will make Teneess-- and
each County oi the State appear al
i.s real worth. and the burden VI
taxation will be mofs equally die.
t1hutsd.
The fault in the nsw system, a.
~ sss Il, 10 not In tho law. 10 not
Ia Governor Roberts. ia not 10 Mr.
Louthan. the Chief State Statisti.
clan. but II 10 with those who are
selected la each ditulct 10 place tho
the value ON property in their 70.
spsrtive district.
Under this new assessment Law
three men are choaen 10 each Civil
District Of every County OF the
State. Tbese men. under oath,
place 4 cash value on zach piec. Of
property In their district. then this
list. prepared by them, il tarnsd
over TO the County Tax Assessor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
For Sale At 4 Big Bassa in

FOR SAL.E--Ons 81 ,he prrt,ies,
homes in 4hckson, contains 81
scres, house is one At the b.si-euil,
houses in this tawn-has ! large
rooms. bath room. large front and
back porch, back perch nice sleep
ing porch. I good cellars. Hss city
water aud electric lights. Al kinds
ot oushouses, well built, large barn,
soodshei smokehonse. henhoase
and .pseodhd ne~ garage. Place i.
TeIs tene-d AMI cro4s-i-nted pien.
'y I room here 10 have your cows
chickens. etc. and saise everything
you ~snt TO eat. aiso have 10,
sale = acres !ust scross the street
srein the above, ii 10 vel fenced
has nun, 7gt III good truii trees and
barn on ii, DICKSON L9Ax AM
hEALTf Co See r. ] Dsvia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
NONRESIDENT Notice J..
JONES X Cti.uNLIi.. g, a..

JONES X CAluNLi.l.s e; a..
ERNEST MclAJuHlIN, ., al
In tbs t0ants loa q lHeAsesl p1nsy
IcnpeN@e*
Ia the atevtst, led cause, a gfsCaF
,ns ifun the lsiis. shich !. sWQfu Eo, seat
iae dsiendants, hrue~t nci.sa1Aiip.
Duncan iiairss. Mattel Harms, Joncs Il
caldwell, and lsrsns rata {, sfe ~ ron.
residents VI Tho Stat. oil engr@~se, ~,
hat the ordinary pForss~ ui taw osna9t
be served On them. they are htrei. -
flstrrf ss, sptsearseszs ts tpa4,nssy g&s>t ia NJ
Monday In March. 1870, before tho
Cl.ik u the County tou,t, At has oihrs
VA Charlotte. Tenn and makc dcjeass
~ the h,ll hicd sgs,ssi thcrn 10 sad
Court BY Jones X Caldwell, "a II. u,
otherwise The bali sill l,s taken fos cen
'essed and the cause prueee3ed with e.
payE
: II - farther Ordered that ,h,s not.cs
he palI shed lot iauf consecutive sesks
~ lie Dickson ounsy iiernli, a Ress.
papet published AZ D.csson. Teen
Tbs San -, i~ai
~ NJ HAkRl>. Clerk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
DICKSON HARDWARE co.
For SERVICE

TlTlE THANK YOU
lM for your past bus
w mess, and hope to
be favored with your
patronage in the future
When you buy a
machine or implement,
you will want to get
the best, and one that
you can get repairs for,
when you need them.
We are now selling the
full international line of
celebrated Deerlng and
Mccormick Mowers,
Binders, Fl a y Rakes
and repairs.
GENUINE OLIVER
Chilled Plows and Re-
pairs, Oliver Cultiva-
tors with Disc and
Scratcher attachments.
All-Steel Walking Scratch.
ers and Plows; Corn Drills,
Fertilizer and Seeds.
We have the old reli-
able Studebaker Wag-
ons, also the Weber
wagon, which is as
good as the best.
And also carry a Com.
plete Stock o; the very
best Buggies and Buggy
Harness that can be found
any. here; our prices will
be a. low rs possible.
We carry a complete
stock Of General Hardware,
also Feed, Hay, Corn, Bran
and Sweet Feeds.
Remember. we Away. stand
ready TO serve our customers
and appreciate your continued
business.
J 5. JOHNSON cad n. [. TOlAR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

W%.puhlic school opened Aonday
notN,nS after week suspension
ca aei%6st ot The influenza epide IN.
ic. TIM ci the teachers. Mrs h
Y McCrNs- Mrs Frank Frsa,er
and Mrs ptNeson were unable TO
report, for dung #ea their places
were -uppliei WIN Mrs II L Gtigs,
by Mrs Maal,v Sanns aud Mis-.
Willie Diamond taThe Central
High School ~hichHaSosed down
Wedneeds y Of las, wessA resumed
work again ednesday nsrain4.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
FARM EOR SAIL Nc lit

FARM FOR SALk- Nice ii.lI.
farm Fsips raiirosd and public road
100 yaris from station running ga.
ter on place. All CONVENIENCE. very
dssirsbsy located 81 miles from
Dickson oue miie from Col.hurs
II such a pace suits y0a. &C.
Sherman ajcGrk Cfch q PAous
Is. or 50
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
Notice, Taxpayers e Gil Id b; :"s 18Th

Under the new assessment law which
passed in 1919. will not be able to make
house to house canvass in the 7th. l4th and
10th Districts, but will be at the following
places here below designated Will have with
me the 1870 assessment book, or the proof
Statistician. and l want to insist that every
land owner meet me when l am in your dis
trict and 60 over your assessments that may
be able to correct any and all errors that we
find
II is insisted by the State Board that all property,
both realty and personal, he assessed at its actual
cash value. aud request all that have more than
$1,000 worth ot pcrs 1na property to be there to give
IN same, no matter whether YOU own land or not, and
want to say while have proof to the value OF all
real estate in this county to help me in making nv
assessment yet realize the fact tina, need the help
OF all taxpayers in order to arrive at the actual cash
value, and the thing We should look to most is to tre
to equah1e the tax. not much get our neigh :,
oors tax up and our own tax down.
Now. lets all pull together and see how near we
can equaise the tax in Dickson County this wear and
not let anyone 80 by who is not paving bis part and
try equally bard not to make il burdensome on any.
one will endeavor TO give you my best services
and Judgment.
will also assess and receipt for dog tax as author.
lied by law
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Duii ,.,,,....,. Monday. March |
Wnte Oak Flats $500. 49,. Tues, March 2
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Sessler & Dukes Stole. Wednes., March 3
Weekdays Store. ~ Thurs. March i
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Brown Store. ..,..,...... Friday. March 5
Your humble servant
G. L. TATUM, Tax Assessor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

SFRAiEll~-ftom near Vanlser
red mulry COW With smooth crop I'd
the left Liberal reward Tor her ~
turn or information ~ to her where
abouts Mrs, BELL Ellis,
Vanleer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS


HuST.--Ws are aasherszed 10 aanoaa<s
tlayden Hunt ~ = candidate tos shs
sihee VI cosxsty Tnassss, subiset y
.Ls will II The qualified vosers 81 ths
August slscs.an.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
0BERH0LTzER IN DEMAND
Tulsa school superintendent 10 Ad-
dress Two Meetings.

Two invitations to speak came TO
u. r. Obcrholt2er, superintendent Of
the Tulsa public schools in IN"
same mail last week
The first invitation was To the an
nual convention OF the oklahoma
Educational association in oklahoma
City February 20, on THE Year
High school," in debate on "The
Six-Ycar High school Versus the
Junior Senior High School" Supt
G. W. Richards OF Ardmorc will also
have the affirmative side OF the
question.
Mr.. Oberholtzer has also been
asked 10 conduct "A lecture course
at the University Of Texas. in Aus
tin, during the sumner term, from
June s to July 90, the subject OF
the course to he some phase OF n
suporintendcnts work. "Busyncss'
will probably prevent Mr.. Obcr-
holtzer from accepting the last in
vitation. though he may agree 10
deliver a short series OF lectures.
Mr.. Oberholter. has given sum
mer courses In the normal univer-
sity Of Illinois and in the Oklaho-
ma normal school AT Edmund dur
ing previous years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
MEDAL FOR YOUNG
TULSA LIFE SAVER
AT Risk of His Life, Dur.
ward Mackenzie Res
cues Two Lads.

Application FOR Carnegie hero
medal for Durward Mackenzie. IA,
i6-year-old Tulsa box who saved
young Frank and william Robinson
from drowning in Woodward park
lake in December has been made hy
Fred Woodson, boys community soc.
rcprv Of the Y. NJ. q. A. Mr Muod
son described the heroic decd in dc.
tail aud stated that affida,iW iu
proof could bc furnished the Car.
ncgic institute.
Young Mackenzie was at his home.
Tw0rty first and Peoria, when he
heard cries FOR help from the lake.
which is almost ia the back yard 90
his home. lie ran out to see what
was the matter and jumped into the
water Immediately when he saw that
two boys who had been skating had
broken through the ice. lie swan
ashore with the S-ycar-old Robinson
hoy. hut he could not carry the IL
year old brother in. so he helped the
boy work his way TO safety by cling
ing to the edge of the Tee. lie was
exhausted when he got back tu land
and had to he carried into his home.
A years membership IN the Y. NJ
e. 4. has also been given young
Mackenzie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
CHILDREN AID AR M Y
Boys and Girls of United States In
Nitcd To Write About tho
service.

All OF tho school children Of Tulsa.
city and cOunty-will he asked to
participate in an essay contest that
has for its object the inducing Of
many former service men to re en-
list In the United states army.
Captain q. X. Hedge in charge Of
the Tulsa recruiting station, has ar
ranged with Mrs Minette Hedges.
county superintendent and Il. T..
ObcrhollZer. city superintendent, to
have the children enter the contest,
which closes on February 20
what az" the benefits Of an en-
lisumont IN the United states Army"
is the tile OF the contest. and on
April 10, n1N announcement will
be made OF Phe three winners.
The winners will bc given a free
trip TO Washington, with parents or
guardians. All OF their expenses
VIII he paid. Secretary OF War "
u. Baker viii present them with a
medal, gold for frs, silver for sec
ond, and bronze for third
Information that will assist the
children will be gladly furnished by
Captain Hedge and those associated
with him. No essay will be accepted
az containing over 400 words.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
DELAY GAS REBATES
supreme Court Must Pass on Matter
Before Company VIII Issue
Refunds.

Rebate due to consumers Of gas
in Tulsa under orders Of fhe Okla
homa corporation commission, WIZ
not be collected here for sometime
to come, according to Information
received last week I'm this city bN
attorney j. H. wilkins. who for the
past two years has endc1vored as a
private citizen TO compel the refund
ordered by the commission and de
laNcd by the gas company by an ap.
peal of the order to the state su.
preme court In a letter recciN" J
by Judge Wilkins from Campbell
Russell member OF the commission.
last week, the refund OF II l.2 pei
cent of the gas bills paid during the
months Of December 1917, and Jan
uary, 1918, ordered by the comm Is
sion will not he returned by the gas
company until the supreme court
has passed on the suit OF Oklahoma
City on a similar petition. Russell
SAYS that the gas company has
agreed that IL the supreme court up
holds the order, the refund Will b"
granted IN Tulsa and other cities IN
the state without further Mitigation
The communication stated that
the Nowata case, In which tho city
OF Nowata filed suit To compel the
repayment of, part Of the gas bill,
for several months on the grounds
that the gas pressure during those
months were below the minimum
allowed under tho com m ission's rul
ing was decided in favor Of the
plaintiff on an appeal to the supreme
court by the gas company Judge
Wilkins does not understand that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
Thee-fOld Purpose
in Faiher-in-Ldlc Week
BY the CiUic Clubs

Father and son week. which viii
ho observed u Tulsa. February l6
90 20. is promoted through com
mittro OF Tuls1 civic clubs.
churches schools. industries. Cu-
operating with the y Nj g. \
Tho main obiccta Of this event
are ag follows first. 10 influence
fl'hcra to renew Interest in their
UJtrruul obligations; second, tu
load sons to have deeper respect
and appreciation OF their fathers
ana huWrH, third, 90 lead both
fathers and SONS to regard the
church D an its branches Us
necessary to the finest and fullest
drvo'upmc of their spiritual
lives and secure their 90 opera
tiuu Iu the work and support "
the Cburch
Dr Charles T.. Uarkcr. who
spoke boo the city several w.rts
ago uudnr the auspices Of .ho no.
tAry club. has been engaged us a
sporH, father ami Fou .I-nakor.
\ hIuuuc' for fathers ana their
CONS viii be given at practically
every Uuurch iu the city and viii
Doe addressed hy gpcakCr, on sub
ioCiS of Vital Interest tn the boys
and thoir parents n is expected
Father and son week this year
viii eclipse anything I'm rhc past
us much Interest haas already been
shown. Tho attendance at Father
and Son cNouis last year I'm the
city was more than 2.50O This
figure viii likely be- doubled. at
least. this year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25
Kendall Pairing Is
About Ready TO be
Let-Ten Streets

Plotting OF the ground and fig
uring up date for the Kendall paw
ing Improvements has been com
pleted. the city engineering de
partment announced yesterday,
but tho prices and costs have not
been calculated as yot Advertise
ments for bids will ho made IN a
week or 'wo. the four and % half
inch concrete base and two-inch
asphalt surface paving being csti-
mated az $40 per yard. streets
TO be paved
Fourth. five eOo-foot blocks and
one 300-foot block
Firm. five G9O-foot blocks and
ono 3OO-foot block.
sixth, four G0O-foot blocks.
Seventh, seven G0o.foot blocks
and two 3OO-foot blocks
Elchth six 600 foot blocks and
two 300-foot blocks
Ninth. six 60O-toot blocks ana
two 3oO-foot blocks
Mccoy Onorth and south). four
500 foot blocks.
Evans ,north and south), three
3O0-foot blocks
College tuorth and southl
three 30O-foot blocks
LOWS Cnorih and SOUTH, soy
en- 300 foot blocks.
Tho last named street Lewis. is
To be paved from Admiral to
Eleventh streets. Kendall addition.
however. extending only TO Ninth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

tractors OF Whatever size. all steam
tractors apd portable engines and
all drill rigs from taxation under the
state department Of highways and
classes these solely as personal
property asscsSahlc by the county
assessor as such.
Foutz says that number Of per
sons have listed tractors or drlll
rigs driven under their own power.
under the auto truck tax lists, which
not only entails needless expense
20 the owners Of this property. but
cnuses many errors In the accounts
Of the state highway department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-25

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