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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22

Initiated "A1U1xx-HoI.1a~
THAN ELHCTIoN6
Setade1 Ior Initiation OF Law PROVIDING
For Nomination and Election Of state
Cn1csfs Without Party D~esiGnation.
An act to provide for the n%onination
ana election Of STAGE and county oricers
without party designation.
FfoV1oeS Tor eparate state and
county primary nominating ballot.
Mitnout party designation printed
(a) Prescribes order OF anpeaanc.
OF names Of candidates on the p1mary
81 spscihes general form Of ballot
and prohibits blanket stickers."
(cl Candidates receiving highest
number OF votes to the extent Of double
mated. "oA'4~
Provides for separate state and
county ballots at general election.
a. Candidates limited to those
nominated at the primary election. or
COUPLE the number of officers to be
90 Candidates receiving highest
Present laws controlling except as
Repeats all conflicting acts or parts
shan .sad initiated 8 BE- .p-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22

sell and manufacture grain product.
80 na limits its operation to the Grand
+ ie cfss q Drake Mil and Elevator pro-
Provides that the Commission .b.,,
connne itself to carrying out Of yaiiA
i snsstins contracts Tor thss Home Build
REQUIRES that the Commission sba,,
repar and file an annual report not
,ater nan the irTt OF January Of each
Repeats all OF the Industrial comm,..
SION law not expressly re-enacteds here
N. aS wen as all acts q parts Of act
Shall said initiated measurS =.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22
BANK OF NonrH DAKOTA

BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA
@e mssa! ~ Initiation Of IN Act For
kota. ~ VI "'1n ~
An act to create a Board Of Trustees
S IT, the Dissolution Of the Bank Of
Powers and Duties Of such Board. inc
;, Provides that the Bank Of North IA.
kota Shall be discontinued and dissolved
i0e creates a.. tpur p Board e5S seP 111qu,estion;
sist Of the Governor, the state Treas-
urer and Secretary Of State and vest.
said Board With power to settle. and ad-
pose Of liquidation. including the riEht
to collect debts, compromise claims and
convey assign or set over by proper in
Provides that the Board Of trustees
shall make rules and regulations for the
proper transaction Of It's business and
employ a manager and such agents. at
deemed necessary.
Provides that the Board Of Trustees
shall, With funds to be provided FOR
the Sank Of n 0G psk Issue ev pay ~ wh .M
townships, cities, counties. choo1 hoards
and other creditors. -
REQUIRES that each trustee shall fur.
one hundred thousand dollars ($1oo,-
Requires the Board to file a complete
'SoN an dSSOuilIIIlS OF fT0 tran1Ac.
tions with the Governor and the Ieeis-
1ature.
Provides that the Board Of Trustees
shall be entitled only to actual neces-
sary travelling expenses. ~
Provides that the Board Of Trustees
may sue and be sued.
Repeats all acts in conflict,
Shan said initiated measure bs an
provod9
YES .................@.
NO ~
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D.. this 18Th
day OF October. 1891.
HANS ANDERSON.
County Auditor Of Grand
Forks County. N. D.
publish daily beginning October Is to
IS inclusive.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22

necessary. and shall prescribe III. dr.,..
and compensation Of all county, town.
And treasurer Of any county sh. IIpe rnt
nold their respective OFFICES for more
n four years in succession. '
Snsa esid constitutional amendment
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
FOR RENyT-l1s CHESTNUT
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22

You can't stop . thing by maxim q
crime Of 1t. One good thtng-we hard
" ever hear Of IN unhappy home any
more, now that ever'buddy tears out
after breakfast.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22
+

WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
furniture and stoves, A. F. Schave,
304 8. 3rd st. Phone e2SJ.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22

SOLID OAK CHINA CLOSET. WAL
nut bookcase. big kitchen cupboard
Call 423. A1mont Ave.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
NoTA"1ReAcH" or sAYoNlTs WAS VICE PRESIDENT AT 80
jehn Garrett tsr-rkenrrtps ~ Nerturkr
the Youngest Mar Ever 10 Nold
the Hish or,ce.

Franklin ~ Roosevelt .tSemwgntit
candidate for Nirr president Vas
tYS44.,i slswtfrg, " tasttr,i nj iAhsls,
elg'1, he wouId he the youngest Sics
president u the united States Tie
It'd Dnt AnoN, tut hoped sOar ot his
fsi,.,,,l. ves,ld le.s the matt~~ up
John Cabcll BrrcSenr!ags vas
erttrd s,ce president ~, ihs pep4"-
cratic ticket wii lanes Durhauan In
'fS'R tle' assumed ot'{tp Nart 4
1857. phtq, h. Wss thirty SIX wars
aa, meHh and fourrcen days old
Nhcu i}rwrkrnr',sxr estnfti~ird his
fsftu he was candidate for President
~ Ssnrative NJ Inc sisyr hcadluG
'rfs.r~sr@ asrt 'vas 9rFrstrt ~ tins
rfstn Itr same year he was rlcft~t
IT, ne lntfed States @q~tv hut ~s~Nn
atrNaFd n'peh The Confederate
Ag}Qy i'ru,g January IN A.rl.., ., li ,atsS
d, mas s4Hypiars ~ MAJ Ia tAe casa>
n,t u lyr payis lie 1ird ia l.pyjnS.
fml IL Nas r. 1875
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
Teus Story es rsmeps i~ctdrnt "A
verdun Whtch French bravery
has Made immortal

The scnfroldue has naN hesH AIKEN
down frma the mpuumrr' over tht ia.
Rsaus -If@,,ssh aS tlv l5atagsst- al
verina Which President Mjilersud has
tnaugurnted Hut the term "tnanth"
In 4 1lSnoucr. TIE true ster} Is
this.
Fifty seven survivors " lwb nrrten
eatiali,ss- we're hoidug the hue hcr
not IN trynrh. hat ia scri,~ ~
'sheishries, sr~fr'y rrgr'sr'y Nfgeet' aGtf
aligned The u"n wvrr sa paetrd that
when any wrrr Wounded FhrA we're an
able TO fHit down white feF security
they held their rides With hyvi bay.
oorts IN the r'r.
pursas Va. g hnls NJ iane ! T. ~ asa,i
III 1910, terrible artillery tig~ sagy4t
round then Caught hetwrn tie
French and German harsGe ercs eue
hy sc thr gen dira ~hn.is lA ~ hQg T..
ine sh~lls .hnr'rd them np,et say{" n
torn up Fro, ma when u, scepe cuu.d
b. visited al, this, rvwaiNea Vas A
lire Of hsyuncts proifu,lag FROM the
GROUND, 80 sstincn,ai Editiaa eg the
oadon Mail,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
Stomach
on Strike
20 Years

"isaienie ~ wonderful says q w.
harpsa \ haS he~a SUFFERER fress
stomach ,r,ubfs for 10 years AID now
sm well"
kagos,lv gets right AFTER ths cseses ~
stomach Troubles by takme ap aad
,tarTyihg 'tsnf FR.s sffshty ass6 gasso~ ssaA
~ course ehea tas cease 10 Frin@~sSL
the saifoTsr er,s well II yep have
searness eelchIns, ,ndIg~~ti"n. fcssd
rv9e9 ting or aAy other siatssch
sreuhl~. take Eataalc tntsets after
each tnssl and tnd relief. nas boa
tosts enly trtae sath yoar druggists
guarantee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
MARKETING APPLES

lHturulat IA secured tspta ap-
.u!s pAE.A;,t , iEsts4 tseaas. ~.
the United Stasss Impairment
~ Agriculture Indicate that rri.
siiNrly icw prices "a lHrar crop
years 10 the beginning u tbe
s.,a,Sn make f,w quick NOW
uynt and rapid consumption.
with the natural ttssul; Il bet
ter seasou average ;hat bar
s-ting ~ inferior grades sloug
With gr-i Jr1li IN large crop
years IL rot profitable thst the
effective operation ~ grade and
package laws mas be- coanie,i
upon to aid ia sisbsIizlnk az
pse markets
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

liver ani ssraigtten you up h~tter and
aHieker ssan nasssy esiori7ri and with
s''iF aa4slAg SOC ssss, sss tasl g. esss
aHd yet yUur uaensg
II Won take eSltaaei today yosTl 10
Asek and aRasesfs-i loaA0rFos hss
sides. l, mas sailvste you, @hite II
yssi take ny~Isssas LivsF Toas yea will
sake up se~'Shg great. fasi " Ambl
tlan. and rwsdy for work pr play Irs
harmless. plea Nsat sAd safe 20 KiW
TO ehliarwu they like lt.---Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
DODS0N WARNS
CALOMEL USERS
You Cannot Grippe. Seken. or Savate Yourself II You
Take .Dodsons Liver Tone" Instead

CaIetsri ssliysfss It's mercury
Csioassi acts like dyiisptte on ssHg
Efsh liver Whrn cxioalsf tsrars tass
soaiAr with soar bile II crashes into
h. causing crmmpinx and aaalsa.
II you feel hillquA hsaasehy. ron.
situated and all knocked oat. Just ~,
70 yoas draxwtst and ges hottie of
Dodscns Liver TSo~ Tor Q few eenta
~hleh 10 harmless vegetable sabssi.
tuts for dangerous eaie,rah. Take .
spoonfsi sad II II deesDt start your
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
| IMPORTANCE or APPEARANCE


Tn" pgCkage In which a rroeinct 10
sold has much 20 ~, with il sale
New fors farmer found n profitable
10 grade Ehd wrap In T.sH.f lstfn'".s
s's'ishle for baking purposes Tie ga
h~iter prizes, Tor theIu asd also ss,in~
ss.eriisemen; which sold other prod
ure
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
Halls Catarrh Medicine

TAezs Gha az. IN ''rvh down" eostt.
tien sEil notiea that Catarth e0thers
ih@Ea nstssh mace .A.s shes sA=T =T@ sa
suaA health, This fact proves that Stills
ca'srTa " loral disease. II Is greatly
atlasueSd ~ constitutional esaaigloas
HAtLs CATASRH MEDICINE 10 .
/ onr aad Bleed PDtiffsF ard aets thFuQgt
ffs 'SirsAf ufs1n fNk WiuinUs wtYtaess 81
,hs boiY mus reducing thr inflammation
aad fsstnftug narfnal condition
All druRktsfA Circulars free
". J. Cheuay a Co Taisda Onto
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

'rihs ulH4ie dealer edyertjst's thst
~gE'err, ,s,4rees l|,ss%A .. > L,absIe H@a.-a
tpN ,t5g rtst "ljj tvs furN ~
"Ntat 1s,s he mcqn ny thaf'
"NhHt - mup'Gs iAUplrGhsH
A. lerala
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Touch pituplss redneos. rouaAaess
or itching, II any, with cutteurn ONT
n'eht, then battle Wi,h Cl,ieura soap
and ho' water. RInzs. dry ssiitiy an,i
dSs, % little Cuticurn ruirum h
leave YES, fascinatlq9 fraSraAes ~ .AAla.
Everywhere 25c each. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Gus Fb'hrt where be yoa tlud a
b.ght ~ NHter'
ta,hrr Ton, ark sfSsFld aHesliehs
Nray tie rsaura az a river, az cearse
- Random Answers,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
90 OUT or 100

~ iite uigtrr ailments ~tsil AZ Coughs
Co.As itaanodsc Group q sarvness
apyahrrp msY he QuickN rVlle,~,i .,
Vaghet ~ iT Az yoar afI,Frsatt..'
Asell limitations Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

"A h@auiS tb@tnT sAA;as th~ ssin
en- re ~Nic,N gaee''s cnsap1sxSnas y
vrFy iparh likv y ssxiaa vi the e&aFvh
cblmes
4 caAt sec the htsHes# | Taass
cay"
~lssT ''ts hsfYiss M heilnsrS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

sn",lpIrh AN whai ia you end
cot abuul my family ,rsw Gehe-
Hlo,.ss' "TAs ctep vas failure"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

A new gas has been derridpei from
The manufacture of aleohRl ahirh can
b conipr~ssed 10 $500 pounds TO the
square Inch aid stored safely in steei
tanka
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Fa,,siou ~ speech has enabled
naut uan fa give II 10 hlfaselt 10
rhe neck
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

H'wory will rrptat Itself axptpf
wien you ARE trying to pfAeAbsv
dntsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

ufsp@fs1 BY shS Iatted STATES Iernsi
meat q Agriculture
Piano and packing taxes can Nc
successfully esnv~rts,l into adequate
backyard poultry houses bur many
owners or sEnRlI florks prefer D1llu.
ia etes7va esleeialiy for the pnrpcss.
because It usually presents h~t'er
aps@araate Ia The baeA yard For
s4th poultry sIt'tiaflsts' IL thr rtinltrii
states Department Of Agriculture
suggest pIabs foF poultry hoaae "
the saea pr stops, cuet tyre that win
mnke a small fiorE comfortable and
BE- neat n appearance
Thls building n : by feet square
asst 10. u fees, .sess sss sfsss sad s.sDws
klsh In th~ resy Tie h"0ss hAy hs
ulade higher w!tA little extra casf sad
would ~ fhtre convenient 81 work In
The segtllafor IN the rear Is 20, need.
~ Ia the northern par Of the roan'ry
The roof Is eoyerrd with rcafing -
pee The saos material may be used
on the sides or Y desired the cracks
uAy he ratr1ed With wooden strips
three .nrhes wide Such pou-~ h
Isrgs pfs4tlt Il F,sfx 74 :;ss, . vssass'--'
Dr. Floor Necessity
II the sosl il veB drained and ~
mains Try no aoor nccd he uSed IN
the huast oftpn slight dampp~ss
ran BE- corrected by hlluE 49, the noar
several 'lthes above the outsi'se
rrslnd With rHud. gravel ~ Cry dirn
Three of fsar luthe. n he surface ~
the aoar .hari. te rrua,rd and ~
slerrd wllh fresh earth oilrc c' twlcw
}rar TIE ran should ~ spahei or
a. least once svar n the grpDnd
Is so wci ar damp that THIS condition
caunut he corrected nv sitting. u n
best 10 rres de t4sard fcor 80 This
Hlll help 70 keep the house dry VIII
slew easier cleaning, and NIL pro
mute the general health anf welfare
~ the hsus A house With hoard
iluef should he SCI go posts oT blocks
~ that It ia ; TO T. inches above the
ground When this SPACE Is left the
heor viii not rof 50 quickly and rats
will not he 81 likely 10 take refuge
under The hsu~~
The dropping board. anA rooa's
should he placed against ne hack
wa'I Here they are nut ~ the way
and also are least likely to o~ reached
by trnfys fhe dropping boards /
should he aAon, ~ 10 10 inehes from
the Moor depending on the height Of
the hvtfspav TfFs rt~~@ srse~ 'w~s~ssTh
under them 80 that he hens have
room "a exercise and n rot too hizt
for 80 heavier hens 10 Hy w 10 The
rotssts shBu'd Ne y Or inches shove
the dropping ho,r6s n more than \
single rcsa~f IS used they should he
on the ssfa. level otherwise al The
hens wlli try % crowd urcn tho HIGH
eat reos;. piece Of ny ov . ny
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

He thar {. conscious VI crime hos.
svvs sost Ayy sstsrs. eecun,ss ,sby,.
sF,i Airhansl-r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Maag sinsil boy grows up 10 he 0
little b,x MAJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

'f'he sf1ra ofistinu'd N sicily 10
the nihltp ages
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
ir,u,,r,an, "a Msts,.ss

rxsr,lne csrvlaily evety holtte q
CASToitiA that fatncos Old t~ssesiy
lur infants aud chilsirea. aud Zee that Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
A NERVOUS WOMAN
e,xingNE IN HOT WATER

l~s~~sss ~ ss~ssss end sa@ssAss tAs Aa~~A
A ssaassy@~sMs1s 81 ON ptAS W = halt sasss 20
Ass wassT sAA~s . 100 ,eAssss- a*sss~ twst @sNs
III fass ,s,Fy nsSsr~skas est~Tt - Fess sgssass
yxAsa r~s.easFss shrss e~ss sAs s~t assassR stss
ss-s~ s~ss@A - tsA ssF~sxsAs~sNs ss tsttscsNssax
eiss snA wtss sAs2 ~ ~ f-s~ sseN N sn@~@ssess
szNAas ths s~ssss " ssssp wa tNssA. s@& NssassA
Axtislks s~aes 40 .As sastss sarssssAA is.<Aa ss
ssS q s-Ass. ~ ~ sSss &s@sslv<A Aes,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

& laid &c edge and With the urpes
corners Fusntie'i OF. makes a EsSst
rooSt A peae. ~ evea plsac ~
board az q inehss side MAJ ~
nsrd. II The rsnst Is Of iirft material
and fairly lobx. n should be s.fport'
81 in the c~ntev. a. well as az the
rDdA. to psevrat II frntn saggisx had
ly- ~, aila@aaes ~ !, In, ~ iasasss
* r,ss1 sg'are per fesg. accusyt1ng 20
the sire ~ lAr htrsft, should IT, maae
n sory than ont rossN ii aSed. fhvs
should he PLAYED shoat Is fscis"s
APART
Provide elnple NesfA
% .Assr1a -sSassy tr, .s,srsseassss sssssrmey be-
very simple. Ans hon ategi fvst
square ard ~ lRelses deep Is
suitable Al egsliaary 9ranss box
with The partiJioa in the middle
serves NYy veil. zach hl1 forming
rvs nests The top Is renewed, the
box laid IN Is si..e aud a strip :
"a !n"hes Wide hsile,i ser,ss the
iswrr front, Nests can he fastened
agalns, the sails - the }sa1Ne sF aat
~ III. GooF IL Is. AE,,.atal4ls Ia ..44..5.l
them REainst the waiIr. ~ they tagr
too much ntsor sparv II ~ei On the
il,oS ttlH. uvsI sfruid tsp prGytttd
Tor sach lu.F ~ Csc haas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

hosp sweet " no stvltv Zoe grqtiss
fgutt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

aoa, ycp," sh. admitted q. srsV >
diary"
AHs NJ never called again.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

sr. .'.''. 81 'sfEtNzzu
In use FOR OVER ~ Years,
Chlldrea Cry for Flxtehsrs tastorss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

usrspGFs1 BY shs rutted STATES pepart.
meat 81 Agriculture
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-10
RED CROSS RESOLUTIONS.

At general meeting Of the Tnzc.
well County Chapter 4. Il. G. Mnv
lo'h. l':1, tio following resolutions,
were passed:
The Tazcwrll County Chaptcr. 4.
K. c.. is willing and dcsirous of 90
operating with the razcwcll County
Health Unit in lis activities for the
hettcrn"nt of the health Of the ell
izcns of the county. and To that end
II is willing That Miss lambert. The
Ked Cross Nurse Of the Chnptrr
may become and he treated ns n
member OF the County Health Unil
the salary for her services 10 hc paid
by the Red Cross Chapter through
the State Board Of Health for the
remainder of her present term of
employment, to vii. to August 1st
1921. IT. is further II Part of this
agreement TINT The rooms now M.
cupicd by the said chapter, and i'm
connection with The w. G.. T.. u. ahnll
remain under the control and man
ngcmcnt of the said chapter, but that
said rooms may be- used hv the conn
~ unit, but so rs moi To- interfere NJ
any time with The us" Of nninr hy the
said chapter Of the W. c. T.. II.
Thls arrangement tn continue to
August LIST 1921 and any further
arrangement Of cooperation will have
To be made after reorganization for
next years work.
j. w. CHAPMAN, Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-10
MRS. c. X. BROWN ENrERrAlNs

On tn afternoon of Thursday. June
second. Mrs. Charles Robert Brown
was ut home to her friends from
three to six.
Upon arrival the guests were re-
ircshcd with fruit punch, served by
Misses May Brown and Marca st.
CLAIR and Mrs. Garland Pccry. Those
receiving at the door were Mrs. II.
=. liarman, Mrs. Z. ID. Johnston and
Mrs Bowen Thompson.
The hostess, the bride, and the
brides mother Mrs. William Luther
Moore. were in receiving line. The
bride wore Il handsome dress OF white
canton crepe and picture hat of
pink and blue.
Music. that necessary element in
every pleasing social entertainment.
was not lacking on this occasion.
Misses Bessie Jackson and Marguc-
rite Steele gave lovely selections on
the piano, and Mrs. A. S. IIirrin-
potham and Miss Mary Kiscr sang.
y song by Mrs. lligginbotham. which
was accompanied on the violin bv
Mrs. O. NJ. Alexander. and on tho
piano by Mrs. a. G.. Russell deserves
special mention.
Mrs. Charles Moss and Mrs. s. D.
May ushcred the guests from the re-
ccption room to the dining room
where delightful refreshments were
served by the Misses Coulling, Annie
l.itz, Jane llarman md Louise Jack.
son: Mrs Jim lIarrisson poured coffee
in her usual gracious manner.
The dining room was beautiful i'm
rainbow colors, the colors repeated
IN the refreshments and in the masses
Of sweet peas and foliage. Lights
were softcncd by drnpings of tnlIc
caught with lunches of sweet pens.
a perfect June day. gracious
hospitality, n charming bride, music,
ilowcrs, smiling faces happy voices,
blend together into an experience
which all the world loves and trcns
ures. a GIJEST
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-10

Co. are l.. A. Tynes, President; j..
K. Laird, vice president; ii. b. Prib-
BILE, secretary and r. w. Bobbitt,
treasurer. N. w. Walker is in charge
OF the service department and it
can be said of him that he is ono of
the most efficient service men in the
country. Another valuable attache of
the organization is Andrew j. Wit
ten, who has been connected with the
company for the past six years
starting in when boy at n weekly
salary of SIS, but by close application
to business and giving conscientious
service, he is today drawing re-
munerative salary, and is regarded
as valuable adjunct to the business.
Men of the type of the officials of
this company are needed in every
town, and if there were more Of
them the wheels of commerce would
revolve with greater rapidity and
the towns would become more pro-
gressive and attain greater growth.
All praise is due Mr.. Tynes, his
associates and friends for the cstab-
lishmcnt and operation of a business
that is credit to Tazewell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-10
AFTER JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL.

A large dclegation-ffty or more,
passed through town Sunday after
noon in automobiles enroute to Emory
where the claims of Princeton as the
proper site for the location of the
new junior high school was pre-
scented and urged upon the authori-
ties which have the deciding of the
location. The Holston conference as
we understand it. will establish II
new school somewhere in this dis
trict-Marion, Radford, Pulaski and
perhaps other towns bidding for the
school
Princeton is going after the school
with vim. The town offers a splen-
did. site free and in addition n cash
bonus of $4,000, the best bid so far
MS known that has been made by any
town in the race.
1t is confidently believed that the
hustling city of Princeton will win
out. Certainly, from all standpoints
Princeton seems the logical and stra-
tegic point for the school. Among
those composing the delegation was
noticed c. w. Hale. II. C. Hadden, L.
A. Johnson, C. T. Snidow, Cyrus
Gadd, II. Hamilton. c. b. Hedrick
John Caldwell, VIM. Pearman, D.
Spangler. VIM. Witt, l.. w. Farley
j. d. Gait, + f. Keyser and others
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-10
NEWS OF CEDAR BLUFF.

Cedar Bluff. June S.-NIr. Franl,
Norman, father of our hustling post
master merchant and restaurant man
ngcr, had the misfortune to fall in
the night from II high porch and was
seriously, if not fatally, hurt. Drs.
Williams and Rndclif have him i'm
charge.
The concrete and Steel Bridge
Company are constructing II concrete
bridge across Indian Creek ut n deem
ford where automobiles often "go
dead" in the river ut what is known
as the Higginbotham farm. How the
citizens have gotten along all these
years without II bridge ut this point
~ unaccountnblc. Much credit for this
bridge will hc due our hustlinr road
supervisor. d. c. Lowe.
a few weeks ago II Methodist
preacher started to cross ut this ford
and when he reached the ilccpcst
point of the water his machine stood
still-it wns drowned out. lie rnvr
the distress signal and II farm hnnd
came with n horse and pulled the
automobile to the shore where Tho
preacher was Invested OF metallic sub
stance to tho amount of $500. lie
"'" wv '"t''lV CtlouEn III having that
amount on hand. for there are some
who would have been embarrassed To
meet call like that so unexpectedly.
So soon Ms this bridge is romplci
ed 1t is hoped that the same force
VIII como down to Indian and build
another. which is more badly needed
than the former. There is absolute
iy no excuse why as rich II county ms
Iazcwcll. and MS wealthy n corpora
ton ns Cedar Bluff should not have
n good up-to-lntc bridge nj this point
Whose fault is il thai this bridge is
not built?
Rev. N. B. Wntcrhous. who il
projecting mission school in Buch-
hhan county, spent Sunday night in
our town and preached ncccptnbly
To our people. Our citizens nre ai-
ways glnd 10 have him with us.
MIR. G. B. Wingo has been, for
,rw ,w weeks, bounding with his wifo on
Main Street. He is making himself
useful in the garden.