Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-28
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soon the fourth of March postmaster general will T
his hand a running your postofice business
~ There wide for improvement in the service The
nice may efficient cheaper and faster than the Buresor
brand.
This be DONE though only by the exercise of good bust
ness judgment the of the postmaster general which
pre- supposes the abolition of all things political
1t will good business if the postal service is regarded
a political plum
% top and appoint postal the country
general under method of running the federal
government, is asking too much
a politics well may the highest postal office From
there down through the entire system let politics play part
at all; and permit ability training experience to serve as the
guide for selection
There is for example office of second assistant postmaster
general the keystone of the whole mail transportation
tenn including both the railway and foreign mails In its
possibilities important than the postmaster
eraIshp
WHO the best this ob9 An experienced politician
" experienced railway mail executve manipulation OF
conventions or manipulation of parcels post pacages
man who can delegates who knows how to deliver
mail in the shortest time at the least costP
assistant from the ranks of those that branch of the
regardless of needless requests for pums for
politicians
Of the service postofces finances and rural deliveries
That would make 70 rgood business methods the postal
TEN 1t would make efficiency better service less 1t
would make the postal field inviting the and
in and would higher grade OF intelligence to get INTO
# Picking big of the department from the
tanks would place before al postal workers higher goal than ever
before would endow enploye with that fine
desire do his work well that he might reach the top step by
step
amater of public busness2
DEF CATTLE prices fallen less than what they
- before country entered the Hog prices but tribe
higher 1917 The worth less than
February wv About the same low level has been reached by
every FARM product
81 There is no doubling the statement that the farmer a
re+ar price basias far selling he still buying ter
yz machinery gasoline and other necessities consider
able higher than he paid the ear months of I9lI
The American farmer long continue selling debated
and buying inflated market His selling his
Buying prices must drop He isn't phlanhropc institution he
the privileged creditor class But he does stand between
5he city worker and starvation; .
HANDBAGS eveaers of character There
to judge man than by the way he accepts handicap
Take empty sleeve That looked hand-
tnty to Robert H. Allison the young chap plays ball
than most do with two In three years after the
cdnt which deprived him of his he had not only worked his
way through college but by his efforts had saved $1,000
War deducatng himself for law.
- resoutey he his handicap that he has almost
ceased look such and declares that has forced him
10 around that has made him
efficient than he otherwise would have BEEN
~ The truth is he i didn't wake to what really
could accomplish until forced by the loss of my
@ TO the strong handicap is challenge. He marhals
all his and thus develops strength of char
acer that makes him winner.
E The handicaps will determine largely the
place are to occupy in life
The aerial mail haul letters the continent less
time than the postOce and delivers them after their arrival
Rhyming with Jap far zap will Uncle Sam has any
thing say about it,
81 Tennessee boast about her average salary
rural school teachers, 1888 year
lis good thing for Fall and Fletcher than their appointments
do not have be submitted to the Mexican senate
1t won't be kitchen cabinet a tennis cabine--Hading
likes golf too we'll
# Dancing have decided watch the todde develop
ia this country. Develop what?
3 Disappointed oiceseekers the first half of the
presidents name pronounced the way is spelled.