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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
"ROAD HOG" EXPENSIVE
TO OWNERS OF TRUCKS
Will Find His Cars Piled Up in
bitches With Startling
ErpuuCucy.

II is expensive business for the
owner OF Il iiect or trucks to have in
his employ any driver who is road
hog" One such driver has it in his
power TO give the whole fleet n rcpu-
;ation that will make every other
truck driver OF the road keen to get
square" soon the owner Will begin
10 find his cars p!ling up i'll bitches
with startling Frequency. That's the
treatment the truck driver metcs out
TO the road hog"
Driving a big truck is strictly Il
mans Job. Among the drivers there
is Il code OF courtesy which makes
nearly every one of them anxious to
give other vehicles Il full half of the
road. when anyone d3sobeyS the
code in such way as TO make II
apparent that he doesn't care to fol.
low the policy OF square deal there
is resentment throughout the rlnks
OF the drivers. IL is amazing how
quickly word passes down the line
that Il certain firm has drivers that
take more than their share OF the
road-and the whole feet OF that
firm comes into disfavor;
II don't want to work for Il firm
that has any unfair drivers on its
trucks" said Il veteran truck opera
tive to n rcprese ntative OF the United
States Tire Company. 1T Is perfectly
natural TO get mad when some fell
you that you have to get Off the
paved road or run the risk OF a
wreck.
III driver does that n few times
the news spreads in hurry and we
are all on the lookout for the trucks
OF the offending firm. When the right
opportunity presents itself those
trucks are likely to find themselves
switched into ditch. This may be
Il rough code. but 1t is about the only
one that proves effective.
I'm cities where the streets are
wide enough for everybody there is
little trouble. but in interurban haul
ing We find ourselves called on many
times to travel on highways that will
let vehicles pass each other with
safety Ia each sticks honestly to his
own side of the road. On these long
trips accidents happen frequently
even when great care is exercised
But the firm that has any road hogs
is likely TO find It's average or acci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

which is connected with the cmt-ou,. Nh IN
should open when engine IS atorr"d and
ctosv at about car speed ui ten Mules
per hour. II the points do not operate as
above the controller ana cut-out should
he sent To the factory for test and r, - ir.
think ia your case The points by strik nE
at some ti,h.. have caused the coli. or
coils. to overhead. that their insuiat on
is burned on. Carefully examine the ter
hrctI"n. or short circuit. At them. You
minnls and see II there is a CrosS-cOn-
might also try furnishing I'll" points with
a line hnEcr-nail Nic.
-. l have a ord car. 1919 model. which
runs well and engine, apparently. in good
condition. but lacks power. Had valves
ground and new rings lifted To the four
cylinders. but power is not much better.
And Hitting piston rings -; tho top end
Of the cylinder they were too large for
the lower end, which must have bee n
caused by the cylinders wearing more at
ne top; Would you advise having cylln-
THIS work done? WIN II give more power :?
Would you advise buying new book
a. While II is possible that the cylin-
d"rs need rcbornE. 1t is extremely un-
likely. When YOU get the rings deep into
the cylinder, you are likely 10 get one
s'ic down little NOR" than The other
seem large Cheek up your ''G car it.aS
adjusting and valve aGd spark timing.
IL you decide to r"borc. | would advise
that you get price M - new block from
the Ford people and also for rtboring.
The difference VIII not be vc-y great. ana
you may ind new block profitable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

good roads week observance. have
tho winners. John NJ. Donovan, Jr..
OF Turner Falls. Mass, won the
$1,000 university scholarship offered
by the Republic Truck Sales Corpora
ton of Alma, Michigan.
Donovan graduated from tho Turner
Falls High School June "a last, and
was n senior when he wrote the good
roads essay which won first prize in
the massachusetts State contest and
the $1,000 university scholarship In
the national contest.
The prize-winning essay which
Donovan submitted ju3tilies the re-
ward. He revealed an Unusually keen
perception OF our economic require
Inents and reflected Il maturity of
thought which would do justice Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
MASSACHUSETTS BOY WINS
UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP
Essay on Good Roads Wins $1,000
I'rixe for High School
(.rntI,tntr

The committee appointed by Com
missioner OF Education ClaNton, of
the Department or the Interior to ex-
anime the more than 100000 ESSAYS
submitted by high school students
throughout the country in the essay
contest conducted in connection with
the recent national ship truck and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

one much further advanced in LIES
work than the high school period.
Ills analysis of tho Importance of
motor transportation upon public
highways and his collating motor
transportation with railway service
proved clear understanding of the
scope covered by both mediums Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

transport. His arguments in favor
OF improving our hi ghways systems
the incalculable benefits which tha
nation Will derive through fulfl,inp
the BODYBUILDING program authnrss
!zed by Congress and the several
States. 9iai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

dents much higher than companies
that have fair drivers on their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

turned Sfntc HniIdInE Rebuilding.
:, RALEIGH. y. G.. oct. 1G.---Thc fire
which destroyed the laundry build
ing at the state Hospital for Insane
occasioned 4 loss OF not less than
100000. II is announced that the
huilding will be rebuilt at once and
the plan is la erect larger and
Safcr Strurturr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-24
COUNTY S0L0NS
TAKE OFFICE IS
OFFICIAL WORD
Eouthan and Davis to Get certifi-
Gates Immediately Says State
Secretary; Demos Hold
Senate Whip

lts no longer representatiye-elect;
just say plain representative when
you speak Of Mart b Louthan OF
A. L. Davis, who will represent
Grady county in the Eighth Oklaho-
ma legislature which conyenes in
January.
According to information from the
office Of w. G. McAllister, secretary
81 the state election board, the term
Of office OF al state senators ana
representatives elected in the recent
general election began this week.
Certificates Of election are being
sent out to new members OF the
state law.making bodies, Secretary
McCallister announces
Messrs. Davis and Louthan sue
ceeded Martin l. Stokes, of Ninnekah
and Bert Jackson Of Oklahoma City,
as Grady county representatives in
the lower house Of the legislature.
L. L. West, Of Anadarko, former
county assessor Of Caddo county
who defeated William j. Thomason
republican, for state senator from
this district, succeeds Senator Frank
CARPENTER. Of BriagoDort. Senator c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-24
T. i + + + j. + +
j. HECTIC PAJAMAs
j. GET LoNDoNs CALL 4
%.A* + + j. + = i + : !
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London, Nov. TO- BY MaiD.-The
white.spatted and monoced man who
yester year gave color and excite
ment to the West End Of London has
vanished.
There is an air Of languor in the
quiet grays and chaste browns OF
the suits worn by London's young
men today Mostly coats wrinkle
and trousers sag. Handkerchiefs
and socks, once 50 passionately lurid,
have sunk into somnolent shades.
The erstwhile dazzle dude is now
but blur on the landscape-but
only during the day,
At night the duh chrysalis turns
into brilliant butterfly. Inquiries
made at the best known London
hosiers ELECTED the information that
while the bright-hued handkerchiefs,
socks and ties are drug on the
market, it is exactly the reverse in
the matter of pajamas.
The more brilliant the pajamas
the bigger the sale, and hosiers find
it difficult to keep pace with the
violence of hue demanded in mas
culine night attire.
The white day spats are forgotten
in the hectic quest for purple bed
socks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-24

county attorney, represented the
county in the case recently won in
the supreme court.
BY virtue OF the rendering of this
decision, the county attorney is en-
abled to distribute $1S2,e52.95, rep
resenting the 1918-19l9 taxes paid
by the Chickasha Cotton Oil Com
pany and the Chickasha Milling
company. The amount was paid into
the county treasurer when due but
was not distributed pending the out
come of the litigation involving the
constitptionality Of tAs aet Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-24

Legislature which sought to exempt
products from taxation
The 1920 taxes which viii swell
the couutys treasury several thous-
and dollars, are not yet due.
According to County Attorney
Stacey the S1s2,652.95 being held in
abeyance by the county treasurer
will be distributed as follows: state,
SlIs66.13; Chickasha school dis
trict, $5S,61O.9S; city Of Chickasha,
S5S,OS7.92; Grady county $53OS792.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-24
SUPREME COURT
RUL INC tn HELP
WITH GRADY TAY

The decision of the state supreme
court in declaring that raw farm
products are subject to taxation and
holding an act Of the 1915 legisla-
ture unconstitutional, will save the
taxpayers Of Grady county several
hundred thousand dollars, aceordine
to William Stacey county attorney
who, with J. Roy Orr, assistant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-24

The case recently ended by the SUI
preme court opinion, was started
from the board of equalization of
Grady county to the district court.
Judge Will Linn ruled in behalf Of
the corporations and this decision
was reversed by the higher tribunal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-24
"HuMoREsouEy

A photoplay that holds the mirror
to the soul-Rialto Thanksgiving and
Friday 22-3t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-02

hogy eszebe he jusson Qirardra
menni a s6gorhoz. Szefenese,
hogy meg az olajos kezbe keriilt
malac file megmaradt a vegire,
inert aNsout-sidera igyekv5k ha-
marabb ittak volna a riverb1l
mint k6stoltak volna malacb6l.
De mar megint annyit beszelek,
hogy szinte kiszarad torkom.
Mem is busnlnek, ha haza is Wit
tenn volna abdul a sok edes koty-
valekbol, a nit ket fegyffrte,
len Or ugy orz6tt, hogy alig ma
rodt vissza egyf nehany iiveggel.
Elfogyott oft minden, hallia ko-
mamasszony, hogy meg a szaga
sincs mar - amint tudom. - a
sok hazai m6don keszitett kol-
basznak es toltott kaposztanak,
inert a mi mar mem fert be sok
jelentkez6 magyar gyomraba, ell
vitte magaval j6 arert az okos
haziasszony, hogy azok is k6stol-
janak bel6le, akik oft mem lehet-
tex, de ket dollart el0re le-
fizettek.
Latom, edes lelkem, ugyancsak
siiti valami a talpat, hogy ugy
|nyugtalankodik. XII tudja, talal-
kozunk-e meg karacsony elott,
inert ilyenkor minden haznal
nagy a kesziilodes, hat csak AIT
akarom mondani, = csak mondja
- mondja edes-kedves komam-
asszony, inert mar ehun .gyiin mar
a stritkare hat igen hogy is
mondjam, Z ha el6bb mem hat
talalkozunk sz. Gyorgy magyar
egyhaz iskolas gyermekeinek
karacsony els6 napi pasztorjate-
kan OkvetlenUl vegyen maganak
jegyet jo elore, inert azert a csc
kelly penzert olyan jo karacsony-
estet szerez maganak, hogy a
miszter observation-disclosures sem drill
het maid jobban. De meg utana,
ha szomjas lesz, meg cukros limo
nadet is ihatik, amennyi csak j6l
esik.
Ell he felejtse, amt mondtam
komaneasszany. Hozza magaval a
miszterjet is, meg mondja meg az
ismeroseinek, inert a nit en- fel-
teszek magamban, AIT meg is tar
tom. Jarjunk elol jo peldaval mi
asszonyok akkor = gutbaj =
= gutbaj edes 1elkem (magaban)
en- is sietek, inert hamarabb lesz
otthon az uram es haragszik liza
mines kesz idejere a porcsapsz!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-02
EGYLETI GYtjLEs.


Fclkerjiik a Magyar Betegse-
gelyzo egylet tagjait, hogy a va
sarnap delutan. 2 orakor a refor-
matus egyhaz gyiilestermeben
megtartand6 havi es tisztujjit6
gyiilesen okvetlenul megjelenje-
mex. Egyszersmind felhivom ff4
gyelmiiket, hogy az 0zv. Henczel
Janosne tagtars halala utan az
egy dollarok ezen gyiilesen be-
fizetendok.
A tisztikar neveben:
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
ELOZETES ERTESITES.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-02

4 z
megertsiik, szeressuk es>a hol
csak modunkban van, tamogas-
suk. listen ,dics6seget mozditjuk
el0, meg a magyar nevet, ha
megbecsiiljk egymast. Mondta
is az egyik szomszed, hogy mi
lyen j6l erzi magat az ember, OF
tan mem veszekednek es kiabal-
max, hanem bekes egyetertesben
es vigan, tisztesseges sz6rakozas-
sal iitik agyon az id6t.
Ere meg, en- ugy gondoltam
magamban, hogy a hol csak tehe-
tenn, rata leszek, hogy legalabb
mi magyar asszonyok mutassunk
jo peldat. Mondtam is mindjart
a steeltoni kollektornak, a kinek
a dupla porci6 langyos viztiil ugy
a lababa szallott a batorsaga,
hogy ejnek idejen akart' menni
ist -junksztanba bekollektalni a
sok hatralekostol a havidijat, =
hogy ha felenk viszi az utja, hat
a mi hazunkat Sc hagyja XII, inert
megerdemli az templom a Sc
gitseget, hol megertessel, az e
des magyar nyelven imadjak az
| Istent Maga is tegyen ICY lei
kem, aztan meglatja, hogy rovid
lido alatt milyen jo hire lesz a
junksztani magyarsagnak.
Be sajnalom, hogy ell nem men
tenn azok koze a j6 nepek koze,
pedig lett volna ra id6m, Hgy is
csak a Szappanosne asszonnyal
terefereltiink, jaki pedig mindig
csak a magaet fujja, ugy ismerem
a pletykait mar, hogy behunyt
szemmel is ell tudnam mondani.
No ilatja edes komamasazony,
pedlg hata megett meg magat
veszi Xxi becsiileteb0l. Hat in.
kabb Oft t0ltse az ember legalabb
a vasarnap estejet, a hol jot, sze.
pet tanulhat az ember. Mert bi
zony ugy vagyunk avval mind
nyajan, hogy az id6sebbekre is
rafer tanuas, inert az mem sze
gyen. Minnel tobb jot tanulunk
annal nagyobb hasznat vesziik
| Megoszt a gyermekeinknek i
peldat kell ADM. Pletykazassa
csak elfecsereljiik az ia6t, mi
sok jora fordithatnank, aztar
magunknak is meg masoknak i
artunk vele.
! Jaj draga lelkem ugy belemele
gedtunk diskurzusba, hogy mes
is feledkeztem, hogy nekem /;
south-side-ra kell mennem egy
beteg asszonyt meglatogatni, ak
mex egy kis orv0ssagot viszek, a
NIT meg multkor megigertem
mar alig varja, hat most sietek
Maid ha megint talalkozunk, ell
beszelgethetiink egy kicsit.
| Bizony nekem is siet6s az utam
inert miszterem mindjart haza
jon munkabul es meg be kel
terni a B. 10th bucsereshez is, &
ki mint hallom, ct font finon
kolbaszt adott a teaestelyre, osz1
mint mondta, a pap Xxi sem hir.
dette templomban. De meg is
boszulJa magat, inert maskor
megegyszer annyit fog adni. Var
jon csak KenGeresne lelkem, maid
elfelejtettem megmondani, hogy
oft volt az nagybajuszu Sander
ba' is, aki mindig lunch tikete
ket arulja olyan olcson es ma
six orosz huszar is, XII meg, hogy
mem volt Oft a felesege, hat min
dig a szajderes iivegjet nezegette
hogy maradt-e meg benne es csal
a foldijere pislogatott, akit mes
az asszonya 6rizett, hogy vala
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-02

-~~~NSNS
Csodalkozva tekint y sovany a k0-
verre. Mem akar hinni szemenek.
Vegre felocsudva amulatab6l ICY
szolitja meg vekony a piros
pozsgas arcu, jol taplalt, termetes
ismer6set: sa. ,
Ugyan edes komamasszony,
inert maga oily k6ver asszony,
hol tudott ugy meghizni? .
Megelegedett mosollyal felel "a
megszolitott. Latszik, hogy mem
vett reszt magyar gor. kath. hit
k0zseg thea estelyen! Mert ha
OFT lett volna, maga is oily rozsas
szinben latina a vilagot mem KEEL
lene felnie ebben a szeles, hideg
id6ben. Annyi mindenfele szar-
nyas, ma1ac es mas egyeb szem-
szajnak ingere keriilt Oft az asz~
talra, hogy mar csak a nezesetSl
is betelt az ember. Hat meg az
tan mindabb6l enni. EFT nevezik
am foldi gyonyorisegnek.
Juj, meg kozben az a pompas,
parolg6, illatos tea! Oldalba is
bokolt misterem mondvan: hal
lode anyjukom, ha mem volna
draj vilag ebben contriban, hat
meg AIT kellene hinnem, hogy
a hamis asszonyok valami fajn-
tos bizserget6t kevertek ebbe a
meleg vizbe. De en- is ereztem
am, hogy csakugy eg az arcom
meg a fiilem. Biztosan azert, inert
Kanyane engem szapulhatott,
mig EN- azon a bBjti mulatsagon
voltam. No de azert sem harag-
szom, inert olyan j6l ereztem ma
gam azon a baratsagos 0sszejij-
vetelen, hogy mem bannam ha
minden h6napban legalabb egy-
seer rendeznenek' azok derek
asszonyok ilyen theatrumos estet.
Ezeken a hosszu tell esteken bi.
zony ell kellene egyszer-maskor az
ilyen magunk koru feher nepnek
val6 sz6rakozas. Ha maid ossze-
lovok az oltar egyleti asszonyok
kal, meg is dicserem 6ket, hogy
ilyen okos dolgot kigondoltak,
de buzditani is fogom oket, hogy
csak elore. Mar kikkel csak
osszejottem bucsernal meg a
groszerist6rban, meg is mondtam,
hogy jovoben ne maradjanak 1e
Gk sem magyar g6r. kath. egy-
haz osszejoveteleir6l. Hisz egy
kvoderert masutt meg latni sem
lehet annyi sok ennival6t. Az
angliusok meg tenksgivingden sem
szophattak ugy az uijokat, mint
mi ottan.
Ezentul meg meg tobb is lesz,
inert megfogadtuk misteremmei
' meg "a szomszedokkal, hogy mi is
hozzajarulunk maid holmi egy-
massal, ne csak mindig ugyan-
azoke legyen dicsoseg. Meg is
igerte misterem, hogy Ii is meg
beszeli a d6got burdosokkal,
meg tobbiekkel, hat hogy NIT
is lehetne csinyalni.
Ugy felmagasztalta ait az ize,
hogy is mondjak teas kacsas, csir-
kes meg tesztas estet komamasz-
SONY, hogy mar szinte nyalam
folyik csak a hiritiil is. Igerem
am, hogy magam sem maradok
ell, ha Observation-Disclosures megint
holmi mulatsagot azok a nepek
Legalabb magamra szedek, egy
kis hust, inert bizony otthon
akarmennyit is eszem, pedig hal
Istennek meg jut is rfarad is, =
meg sem tudok magamhoz j0nni.
Maga meg komdne egy tejds.
esten meghizott, pedig maga is
csak ilyen magamfajta b6rben
volt az elott.
Meghiszem AIT Kenderesne
asszony, csak hogy nenf eleg am
sok etel, hogy valaki ne hason-
litson keszegre, inert hiaha van
talban az etel, meg ha etyagy
is van mellette, ha mines hozza
j6 kedely. En- is csak most gyiit-
TEN ia oft azon vigsagps micso,
dan. Mikor LATHAM, hogy mind
csak ugy ropogtatja q sep piros-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-02


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Exert 1920 aprl len dvetak tet 100000
Ukk megvaasztuak vezosg
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Mkr M Mdreli
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Nnndart megakas
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Walt t kenyemesn eheete toab
podasa
hogy valaat evene enkt
keru eredmnnyel
redehleg
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1919 ev id6zakat
jeene szukos heygben eladasok oge
heseg aa nyujtott onyo egalabb ogk
mat amely most mar 800 900 rug
Hogy uzletnket hogy
le gyen eatarozuk hogy meg megeyo $4,000 k reszen
rabonkint $lCOer aruba bocsatjuk
lit egy befektetes amelyet erdem IS negyzsgalni
Hion es mi felelunk
Jojon el Is mi rendelkezesere
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-02-05
THE o IN CIVIC WORK

Said Herbert Spencer: 1.-THE
man, who, expanding his energies
wholly on private affairs, refuses
to take part in public affairs,
pluming himself on his wisdom
in minding his own business is
made possible only by the pros
perity of ALL"
How blind is he who does not
recognize this truth, and what
a parasite is he who wakes fat
on the effort of the more public
spirited citizens. What right has
one man to sit back and permit
his fellows to toll and plan for
the general good of the community
in which he lives, while he is a
drone? The public business is
the business of all, and the civic
work of a community should be
undertaken by all
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-02-05
A LETTER TO TAX
ASSESSORS

There appears to be an impress
sion in. the minds of the taxpay-
ers of your county that their 1920
assessments have been made by
Assistant Statisticians from Nash
vile, and that your authority to
make your assessments as before
has been United Or taken away.
This is an error.
The work done by the chief
tax statistician and his corps of
assistants in establishing the val
ue of property is supposed to pref
fairly represent the total wealth
OF your county, and enables us to
determine what. the total assess
ment in 1920 from each county
should be in order to effect equal
ization as between the counties.
Each assessor has been furnished
a copy of the proof. The law ere
ating the State Board of Equali-
cation does not in any way take
from the Tax Assessor his duty
to make his assessment. This is
still your function, to be per-
formed by you as you have Away
performed it, except that you will
be required to bring your county
and each individual assessment
to cash value. In my general let
TER of instructions to you | said,
wherever you discover that the
proven value of any piece of pro-
perty does not represent the ac-
tual cash value, it is your duty to
correct this error and to assess
the property at its actual cash
value, and enter your assessment
in the column provided for this
purpose on the proof transmitted
to you. This is true whether the
property has been valued at less
than its cash value or in excess
of its cash vaue." In other WORDS
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-02-05
NOTICE

By virtue of authority vested
in me asa chairman of the Repub-
lican Executive Committee of
Granger County, Tennessee, a
mass meeting of the Republican
of Granger County is hereby
called to be held in the Circuit
Court room in the Court house
in Rutledge, Tennessee, on
SATURDAY, FEB. 7th, 1929
at twelve o'clock. noon, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to
attend the State Republican Con-
vention to be held in Chattanooga
Tennessee, on April IA, 1920, and
to transact such other business
as may properly come before said
mass meeting.
This January Oath, 1920
T c. CLARK. Chairman,
Republican Executive COMMITTEES
for Granger County.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-02-05
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