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The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30


Colorado was one of the. pioAsss
states in the matter Of woman suffrae,
and for many years many importaa,
public offices have been. filled b
women, and in most creditable man.
ns'. And yet. Garfield county hs,
mover had . woman county clerk, b,ins
content to give to woman only the Of.
flee Of county superintendent q
schools. Many other counties, how.
ever, have elected ladies to the offiee
Of county clerk and recorder, tho work
Of that office being well adapted to q
woman, who can perform the duties Of
the office in quite IS satisfactory .
manner ~ can q man. In fact Il il
work that 10 especially adaptst ia
woman, and the Republicans have nom.
mated most excellent young wsnan
for the position. Misc Ora Coulter
will make an ideal county clerk and
recorder, and II you believe In sivins
woman proper credit for her share in
uplifting the moral and social condition.
Of this state, you cannot do otherwise
than vote for Ora Coulter for esussy
clerk and recorder, when you 70 70 tAs
polls next Tesdsy.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30
HELL ron. COUNTY suosa


When the boys were msrsAiss svsy
to the late war. On every AaAa could b.
heard people saying: "WAsa tAsy
come bask, il tAsre Is ssytAi.g tA4y
want, We Will help thea ct it," Yea
al heazd that remask May tinss sd
it was made in al sincerity a.l ~
people have not forgotten. J. ". IN,
candidate for Couaty Judge, was ansag
thess vhe tendsred HE ssryisss - Ne
goveranent in the great war. He vss
placed in. the 4aastsrnastsx dspAst-
neht: Apa made good and wss ssat to
France. He came home aza hs sHd
his friends arc askiag that be b. slset-
I'd to the Offices Of county judge. A
lawyer fitted for the duties sf tAs e.
flee; = service man who u entitled u
recognition. and . citizen Of tAs esasty
who snjoys the full confiasaes Il the
people. Square in all dsaliags aad .
firm believer in complying WITH the
laws. just 'in 6istrsA4ne,t Of his fGl-
low man a.dfwsrthy Of ysst spsDs,t
Voters, support Mr.. Bell sAd ~ vSn
never regret having placed him in, the
office Of county Judge.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30


Whenever you find man who b ~
anxious to be Of service to the people
as is z. B. Higgins, who seeks the Of
flee Of county commissioner from tho
second district, it is generally safe to
put him in and give him chance to be
useful. Zach, has some very definite
ideas about county government, and
they re good ideas, too. He has been
around the country great deal and
he has observed county government
from the successful and the unsuccese-
full angle, and he has given the mat
ter great deal of thought and he
thinks he knows what is needed-and
we think SO, too, and that's why we
are supporting him for this important
office. Higgins is live wire and If
you help elect him as county commits
sioner, you will have no cause to regret
it. He will deliver the goods.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30
Hemgas

"Dick" Callsa fss etaAs 0s4aAss r.
Tie counties sf 0askisaa, Pithia asa
n,sls s.s olauas tsss, eaaaidat. tsr
representative ffsn aasfisad and Rio
Blsnso eoa.4ies, sss sers Aitsias Il.
votars in the right spot. They stanl
for the thiass ~ voters want sad
both ass ho.slt ,aaa sasssrs /. their de-
sirs to help the JssPas Of their dis
triets. Both II theas gsntlsxsn will
receive big majoritiss and both viii re-
turn hons from tie next session Of the
Legislature nsriting the hearty approval
Of the citizens Of the counties they
represent.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30
l1s. 11owN Yoz 1u
COUNTY SCHOOLS

Time, voters, to study well hsN yes
win vote in sslesting the one who win
he your school .superintsndsat duriag
the coming two ysars. Ars. Brown,
who is seeking recollection, has nads
good. shs has played NO favoritss; las
hewed to the hns. ~ laid down in Tie
school laws Of eur state; has proved
her business ability and is strivias n
raise the standard Of our schools. ~
believes, and all agrss With her, tAaa
the rural and town schesls sAeullsh
built up to the highest plaAs. Her sf-
forts have been to that end anA ~
has accomplished far more In that j.
rcstion than aaysse believed possible
in 10 sAest . time. Hs1 ability Is Aat
Questioned. Her interest in the dsyel-
oupnsnt Of the schools u not desbtsA.
There ars more thsn 5000 ssAeel All
drsa in ous county. Mn. Brown II
working for theis intsrsst Aad tAsif
dsvslopnsns. 'vets fer her aAA kesp
tAs ges6 werk - hAs stastsd, oeing
4sswssl.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

business nsn with AofiAits idsAs aieaG
the kass Of county esvsssAsa4@a6os
which have been found to be practical,
and which have given these two o13ts-
ials standing - among ths best eeaa-
ty commissioners in Colorado. TAs tax
payers feel that tho business of Ne
county il safe in the AA.ds 4 these
men. and they are fully justified n
such belief. They have given . god
account Of their stewardship, aad yos
folks are going to reelset them asxt
Tuesday, aren't you, All right, thank
You.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

: Usually but little attention il sivsa
to the selection ef county surveyor,
yet in reality this n very Important q.
!. flee, and one which should always n
filled by ., man well qualified fes ~
plAes. The Republicans are fortanats
this year in selecting for this pesitisa
v. A. snith, Of Rifls, who nssts ~
~ 'ttTuiFemsnts fsT The position, al
.fer whom they ssk your support.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

Aside from the fact that we owe to
womankind more than we are inclined
to give through political channels, Miss
Ora Coulter is most worthy and
amiable young woman, and one who il
altogether qualified to fill the office Of
county clerk and recorder. The women
Of Garfield county owe it to themselves
to put Miss Coulter across and make
her the next county clerk-and il they
are loyal to their sex, they will do it,
too. 1t will be a victory for thor sex,
which they will have no occasion to re-
gret.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

When the people are ~ we'll Satisfied
with a public official Is they are and
e. they should be with J. A. MaeRae,
''S 'AA1'.. 49,. county treasurer, they are
very reluctant to trade the old for the
new or to take chances ON any change
that might prove unwise. In ether
words Mr.. MacRae's excellent record
as custodian of our county funds has
been SO thoroughly satisfactory as to
convince our voters that they should
let well enough alone, and we predict
that they will re-elect Mr.. MacRae by
handsome majority.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30
WHAT GOOD ROADS
WILL DO ron us

They viii help more than any othor
TO lower the high cost Of living.
They will save time on the road, and
time 10 money.
They will shorten the distance from
the farm to the maYkets.
They will enable the delivery Of
farm products At all timss Of tie year.
They will bring tourists into the
state and tourists will spend money.
They will hiring the producer and
consumer closer together.
They will prevent loss 10 the farnss,
save him time, reduce transportation
cost and make his farm more profit
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

While he has had but scant oppoy.
tunity to meet the voters Of Garfield
county. Gilbert A. Walker, the Rspnbh.
ear eandiaate for district attorney, has
made NEST favorable impression, ea
taoss of our voters with whom he cans
IN contact during . recent brief visit
70 this county. M. walker 10 . saaa
sf culture aad talent, well verssd in TN
law, and genial and capable gentle.
man, and blessed with the respect Of
those who cone in contact with lin.
either in = professional or social way.
His record along the lines Of law s..
foreenent is everything that eoalA b
desired. BY the most exciting.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30


School interests will not suffer by
the election next Tuesday Of Mrs.. Mel.
lie D. Brown to succeed herself as coun.
ty superintendent Of public instruction.
This isa most important offics,, ma It
is to your interest, in behAif' of Jour
children, to see to it that ii il well
filled. 1T is for that reason that xhe
Republicans placed Mrs Brown on their
ticket as their candidate and It il 70.
that reason that they are sskink for
her re-eleetiou. They know that che
Ass made good, and that our 'sehsols
have been improved under hef sdnia-
istration, a.d they ask you to codslhus
her in the work which she has % well
begun. -
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

What do you propose to do, Mr.. Vot-
er, by way of honoring the service men
who went forth in behalf of their
country when they were needed and
when they could be used to put = quiet
us on the despotism of foreign enc
my nation? Do you propose to show
by your ballots next Monday that you
appreciate the sacrifice which these
boys made. The official ballot which
will be handed you next Tuesday will
contain the names of four Republican
candidates who answered the call of
duty and went forth in defense of the
Stars and Stripes, regardless of their
individual interests and unmindful of
what might be the result. These men
are Earl w. Cooley, candidate for lieu
tenant governor; Carl g. Milliken, can
didate for secretary Of state; Merle D.
Vincent, candidate for q. 8. congress
man from this district, and J. ". Bell,
candidate for county judge of Garfield
county. They offered themselves. for
you at u time Of need and they are all
worthy of your suffrage when you 20
to the polls to do your duty IS Ameri-
can citizens next Tuesday. Don't for
get the boys who wore the khaki and
VINO suffered the hardship, financial
loss and Inconvenience, in your behalf.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

Just put it in your pipe and smoke
it that the people Of this territory will
insist on having in tho coming legisla.
ture Representation that will repre-
sent" and that's why they will elect
r. C. Dick) Callsn ss tbsir state son.
ator, and Claude H. Rees a. their rep
rtseutative from this district. These
men are known ~ live wiysx and go
getsrs" and it 10 safe to assume that
they will not only keep their eyes but
likewise their ears open, and that they
will protect and guard the real inter.
ests Of their districts. Claude and Dick
will make strong team in the zsxt
Legislative session, for you may just
take it from us that they will both b
there, and We predict that they will
dance ON the head set" and make
some Of those other statesmen sit up
and take notice. Don 7 forget to place
yonr x in the right place for these two
most important offices whom yon snt.r
the booth next Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

Perhaps but very few Of the voters
of this county have had the pleasure
of meeting Gilbert A. Walker, the Re.
publican nominee for district ATTORNEY
for this judicial district That being
the case We cannot help but feel that
they are unfortunate. Mr.. Walker is
Il man of excellent attainments and
pleasing personality, scholar and a
gentleman, whose election to the office
Of district attorney would be q decided
credit to his party. Our people will
certainly make no mistake If they cas-:
their ballot for Gilbert A. Walker for
district attorney next Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30
THEIR RECORD ON pzoH1s1r1os

When the Anti-saloon league starts
out to investigate mans standing on
the liquor question they generally find
the real facts before they quit. Under
date of July 10, 1920, the "Champion
Of Fair Play" the largest beer journal
in the country carried an article writ
ten by Mic Duttle, for many years se:-
retary of the Ohio Liquor league, has
the following to say concerning Mr..
Harding, and his attitude toward por-
hibition:
held in Washington during the time
the question of making the City OF
Washington dry, the Ohio delegates,
consisting of William Seekel, Of Cleve-
land, ex-National President Louis Rink
enberger of Cincinnati and Chris VoIk
of Cleveland and Mic Duttle of Day
ton, called ON Congressman Harding
and he told us very plainly that if he
had it within his power, he would make
the entire nation dry by one stroke of
his pen, but so long as his constituency
in Ohio did not vote for Prohibition
he naturally would have to vote against
making the City of Washington dry. 1t
did not take him long to get on the
band wagon after Ohio voted dry. lie
is a dry all over.'
Recently the Anti-Safoon Lvague
sent the same identical message to Sen.
ator Harding and Governor Cox. Fol.
lowing il the message:
"will you, if elected, favor or cp
pose modification of the volstead Law
to permit the manufacture or sale Of
beer and wine or increase the alcoholic
contents thus rendering the enforsc.
ment Of the Eighteenth Amendment
more difficult. Immediate tslegraphic
reply requested.''
Senator Harding reply dated Non
day, October 1lth, states:
| -"Ay record for the submission VI
the Eighteenth Amendment and law 10
enforce it answers your telegram. |
stand by that record made in the PUB.
lie service"
Concerning Mr.. co1's position o.
that question the League says:
"The best idea Of his attitude on
this question can be gathered from the
following statement of Mr.. Bryan made
june 13, 1920, in the Cleveland Plain
Dealer: -
"He tCox) can secure letters Of
recommendation from all the brewers,
distillers, Wholesalers, retailefs, and
topers in his state. He refused to aid
in securing an enforcement law in Ohio
after the voters had written ProAibi-
ton into the Constitution by 5000
majority, and then he sat silent in tAs
Governor RS office while the representa-
tives of the liquor traffic, with his
knowledge, if not his aid, waged . bit.
ter fight against every law that the
temperance element has secured during
the past fifty years.
He was willing to allow these r.-
dictionaries to repeal constitutional
Prohibition, nullify. the enforcement
law and withdraw Ohio Is name from
the list Of ratifying states-erase it
from the nation ., roll of honor. He
was oven willing that the brewers
should write into Ohio's constitution .
falsehood, declaring that 2.75 per cent
beer is not Intoxicating, thus violating
the national enforcement act. No
wonder he has the enthusi astic support
Of those who manufacture criminals for
pay and make business Of the cor
rnption Of politics."
Temperance people and good citizens
should find no trouble in makipr their
own companions between these two
men.
-G>--
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

Wonder il the people Of Garfield
county realize what splsHaia team
they have in John +. Mccoy aad y. P.
Coulter, present county. .eonnissiesssa
from the first and third distrists, ~
speetively, and candidates for rs-sSss-
tion Tuesday. They are broad suaes
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

< The Post wishes as . last word, to
esusion its readers against voting for
the. constitutional amendments, with
out first giving due consideration to
such amendments and tho object aaa
result Of passing the same. 80 far -
We are concerned We believe that al
Of these amendments should b. defeat
ed except No. 2 and No. 8, which
should BE- carried. One Of thssS i the
educational ane1dment which will
kaafaatss, or a4 lsest make possible
better schools for ssr ,eAildses, -aAd tAs
other is the ssod roads amendment,
which win enable the state to cooper
ste with The federal eovssnnsat u the
construction Of better rosas,. whisA srs
uauch needed tArougAout IL state. By
III nesAs kill the HoffAt tunnel bin
aad al The rest Of tAsu, some Of which
NJ ~ sssksst sset q ffsah.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

From the way Hszis 1sys.t II rua.
naas sad frea ~ ssapHnsatssy 70.
marks made cssssssaAg htn wAsesvss
hs ssss, 4 issAs - shsssA he pssD's
have eoas 70 The esnslssisn thas it's
sbout sins there wss . sAaags h tAs
sffaes Of sea1ty asssssss. eiass DsxSs
sot up steam h b rsnaing hks . sass
Asess, ~ nsss ~ nsss ~ psspls
are regarding hin as niShty essd ~
tssial for county assessor Of 0a,flsll
county.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-30

None can deny tho feet that n. q,
dassup is making = splendis ,sss 70,
the office of county sheriff. TAsss il
no surprise in this. for the people know
very we'll that they will make no mis-.
take by installing Jsssup i. the shsr.
MA office. They know the naa. He
has been tried, and he has not been
fouad wanting. His record IL before
the people, more important tAsn that.
1T is A CLEAN RECORD. Lot IL not
be forgotten that H. c. Jsssup held
the Office Of sheriff during critical
dsys-dsys whom = man g nsttle was
tried to the limit-and he made good.
And that's the kind of man the votsrs
are asked to say by their ballots next
Tuesday shall be installed in the office
of sheriff of Garfield county, TO serve
~ their peace officer for the next two
years. Vote for Jsssup.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-21
AMERICAN LEGION TO
MEET TUESDAY EVENING

All members of the Local Post of
the American Legion are hereby no
titled that the next local meeting will
be held Tuesday evening, Feb. oath,
al s o'clock, in the municipal court
room, and all members are requested
to be present. If you have claims
against the government for a bonus,
personal injuries, milage, lost bag
gage, insurance rates, overdrawn al
lotments or claims Of any other ma
ture, the Post is in position to assist
you upon application at the regular
meeting next uesday.
All members of the A. w. o. L.
are especially summoned ITO appear
before the Court Martial at the next
meeting, but all sentences will be
suspended if on time, and upon prom
Use to be regular attendant at all
meetings of the Post.
BY order of the commander,
N A. r. CARVER, Adjutant.