The County Democrat. (Tecumseh, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, August 27, 1920 Page: 6 of 6
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THE COUNTY DEMOCRAT, TECUMSEH, OKLA.
Democratic County
Committee Meeting
By tho authority invented iu the un- j
di rsigncil ah chairmau of the Democrat-(
is Central Committee for Pottawato- ;
mio County, and pursuant to the order
of tho Stute Democratic Executive Com-
mittee, there is hereby called a meet-
ing of the Democratic Central Comaiit-
tee of Pottawatomie County to moot at
Bhawnee, Oklahoma, at the Superior
Court Boom, City Hall, on August 38,
11)20, at one o’clock p. m., for tho pur-
pose of transacting such and all busi-
ness necessary and pioper with respect
to tho impending campaign.
It is ordered and directed that iu
oacli and every precinct whore there is
not an active Central County Commit-
teeman that tho active democrats of
such precinct take' such action as may
be necessary to have at the meeting at
loast one representative democrat,
either man or woman, who will repres-
ent the precinct on tho committee at
this important meeting.
It is dee-red and it is urged, that as
many active democratic men and wo-
men, from tho various precincts of the
county as can find it possible to do so,
shall for advisory purposes uttend the
meeting of the Pottawatomie County
Central Committee at Bhawnee, Satur-
day, August 28, 11)20.
In addition to tho above, it is di-
rected that all Democratic Candidates
for county offices, including County
Commissioners and candidates for the
legislature, including Btato Senate,
meet at tho Superior Court Boom, City
Hall, Shawnee, Suturduy, August 28th,
at 10:00 o’clock, a. m., for the purpose
of making such suggestions and recom-
mendations to tho County Central Com-
mittee as they may deem practical
with respect to tho campaign.
Done this the 18tli day of August,
1920. J. S. MclNTYRE, Chairman.
ATTEST: L. P. HENDERSON,
Socretary.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMEN,
POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY, OK.
J. S. McIntyre,
L. P. Henderson,
State Committeeman, W. L. Blessing,
Shawnee.
County Chairman,
Shawnee.
County Secretary,
Tecumseh.
Avoca Township.
Committeeman at large—J. M. Far-
ley, Asher.
Precinct 1—•
Precinct 2—J. H. Woods, Asher.
Precinct 3—J. E. Rogers, Ashor.
Precinct 4—C. F. Johnson, Konawa.
Bales Township. *
Committeeman at large—Arch Can-
ad:., Shawnee, R. F. D.
Precinct 1—>
Precinct 2—J. S. Trice.
Procinct 3—Will Means, McLoud.
Precinct 4—J. C. Woodaides, Dale.
Precinct 5—E. T. Long, Dale.
Burnett Township.
Committeeman at large—C. F. Cot-
ten, Macomb.
Precinct 1-—R- F. McClain, 1 ribbey.
Precinct 2—M. M. Arnold, Tribbey.
Precinct 3—Albert Leeper, Macomb.
Precinct 4—J. McB.-yde, Tribbey.
Brinton Township.
Committeeman at large—J. B. Mel-
ton, Shawnee, R. F. D.
Brinton 1—Ollie Spencer, Tecumseh,
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Brinton 2— O. J. Cooley, Morvin.
Brinton 3—
Brinton 4—
Davis Township.
Committeeman at large—L. C. Mus-
son, Shawnee, It. F. D.
Davis No. 1—T. C. Wyatt, Shawnee.
Davis No. 2—J. A. McKellar, Shaw-
noe.
Davis No. 3—U. Bradley, Shawnee.
Davis No. 4—
Dent Township.
Committeeman at large—R. A.
Brown, Prague, R. F. D.
Forest No. 2—Tom Tibbs, Mucornb,
R. F. D.
Moore Township.
Committeeman ut large- J. C. Green,
Maud.
Precinct No. 1—T. J. Day, Macomb,
R. F. D.
Precinct No. 2—•
Precinct No. 3 H. L. Cone, Maud.
Rock Crock Township.
Committeeman at large—’Albert Rom-
berg, Kbuwnee.
Precinct No. 1—E. U. Alfrey, Sliaw-
iiim’, R. F. D.
Precinct No. 2—R .L, Cowan, Slinw-
noe, R. F. D.
l*recinct No. 3—V. V. Jones, Shaw-
nee, It. F. D.
St. Louis Township.
Committeeman ut large—G. W. Fyke,
Konawa, it. F. D.
Precinct No. 1—T. L. Rippetoe, Kon-
awa, It. F. I).
Precinct No. 2—B. E. Bullock, Kon-
awa. it. F. D.
Piecinct No. 3—Alva Christian.
Maud.
McLoud City.
Committeeman at large—.B McGlath-
ery. McLoud.
Precinct No. 1—J. W. Hatfield, Me-
Loud.
Wanette Ctty.
Oomniitteenian at largo—T. F. South-
guto, Wanette.
Precinct No. 1—T. N. French, Wa-
notto.
Teciunsoh City.
Committeeman at large—D. W. Spen-
cer, Tecumseh.
Ward No. 1—F. M. Murray, Tecum-
seh.
Ward No. 2—L. P. Henderson, Te-
cuinseh.
Ward No. 3—W. S. Bicknell, Tecum-
seh.
Ward No. 4—Julius Krouch, Tecum-
seh.
Shawnee City.
Committeeman at largo—Joo B. Cobb.
Precinct J, Ward 1—J. S. Alclntyre.
Precinct 2, Ward 1—Jno. W. Jones.
Precinct 1, Ward 2—Jack Davis.
Precinct 2, Ward 2—J. M. Hamilton.
Precinct 3, Ward 2—A. J. Fluke.
Precinct 1, Ward 3—C. Berry.
Precinct 2, Ward 3—Ed Jones.
Precinct 1, Ward 4—Henry Hewlitt.
Precinct 2, Ward 4—J. C. Baker.
Precinct 1, Ward 5—Frank Kellar.
Procinct 2, Ward 5—F. W. Watts.
Precinct 1, Ward 6—S. B. Davis.
Precinct 2, Ward 6—A. J. Caramack.
MID SUMMER CLEAN-UP
„ CAMPAIGN IMPERATIVE
By DR. A. it. LEWIS
Htute Health Commissioner.
Because of continued ruing during
August, a mid summer cleanup cam-
paign is almost imperative.
The excessive umount of raiufull has
caused uu unusuully heavy crop of
weeds, and where weeds grow iu abun-
dance, there is ulwuys a damp, moldy
condition which is conducive to the pro-
pagation of mosquitoes and flies.
Weeds also frequently cover accumu-
lations of filth. Destroy all weeds and
the filth hidden undor them. This is
the first step towurd a pructical inid-
suii mer cleaning.
Particularly in the small towns and
k-uriil communities is Hanitatiro a prob-
lem in rainy weather. This is because
water may be tho greatest source of
bontamination and pollution. ” Clear
water is not necessarily clean water.”
Numbers of surface wells are grossly
polluted by surfnen drainage. Often-
times there is direct communication bo-
twocn the privy or barn and tho well.
Water, even though cool, sparkling,
and of good tasto may be highly pol-
luted with hitman filth. Be sure that
the well on your premises is a safe
well. Typhoid fever, dysentery, and
diarrhoea nro contracted from drink-
ing filthy water. A few weeks ago
the State Health department issued a
warning for all persons to boil their
drinking water, as there then existed
and yet exists a shortage of chemicals
used by waterworks for filtration pur-
poses. Boiling will render any drink-
ing water safe for use.
General health and sanitary rules to
observe now and for the next few
mouths are:
Keep all stables clean.
Remove all mauuro at least twice a
week.
Build only fly-proof, sanitary privies,
when sewnge connections arc not avail-
able.
Keep all gurbage in receptaclos with
fly.tight covers. These should be emp-
tied and cleansed frequently.
COUNTRY’S FOREIGN TRADE
REACHES HIGH FIGURE
Land for Sale.
40 acres, BW4 of the NE4 of 2-9N- |
3E; 1$ miles North and f mile West
of tho Northwest corner of Tecumseh; j
fenced; small house; well; ubout 30 j
acres in cultivation; long time, easy j
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Washington, D. C., Aug. 25.—Total
imports of foodstuffs and merchandise
reached more than half a billion dol-
lars during June, it is announced here
by the Department of Commerce. Total
figures show imports for tho month
were $552,875,088 and experts were
$031,082,648. For the twolve month
period ended in June, imports were
$5,238,62.1,608 and exports were $8,-
111,(139,733. The increased imports
more favorably balanco the country’s
foreign trade account.
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TECUMSEH COLLEGE NOTES.
Tlio first sein‘’ster of Tecumseh Col-
lege lor 1920-21 will begin September
7th. President Smith advises us that
he is expecting a large number of stu-
dents at the opening. Ho is expoeting
by fur tho largest opening yot for the
college. Students are already arriving
from different sections rf the country,
wi*h the indications that many more
will be hero for tho opening. Tho
price of scholarships iu the business de-
partment will advance $15.00 per schol-
arship on the opening date. Those in-
tending to get scholarships will do well
to remember this and take advantage
of the present price. Tho college is
getting more calls for graduates than
it can fill.
. Miss W'renza Smith of King, N. C.,
one of the instructors m Tecumseh
College, who has been spending her va-
cation at home, returned to Tecumseh
last Saturday. During her vacation she
took special collegiate work at Win
stou-Saleni, N. C. Miss Smith was miss-
ed very much in the college here during
the summer, as sho handles some of the
work of the Business Department in
Tecumseh College.
Mrs. Cecil A. Eaton of Harris, Mo.,
and Mr. Lavell Reger of this city, who
have been spending the summer vaca-
tion with relatives in Missouri, return-
ed to Tecumseh last Saturday afternoon
to be ready for tho opening of Tecum-
Dent No. 1-T. L. Whitten, Prague,!"** College. • They report a pleasant
jj p D j vacation, and seem glad to get baea
Dent No. 2—11. M. Guinn, Prague, ,0 1 ecumseh.
B. F. D.
Dent No. 3—J. W. Smith. Prague,
R. F. D.
Eason Township.
Committeeman at large—
Eason No. 1—T. H. French, Wanettt.
Eason No. 2—Theo. Lamirand, Wa-
Bette.
Eason No. 3—F. W. Lenike, Trous-
dale.
Eason No.4—H. M. West, Wanette.
Eason No. 5—B. A. Meincrt, Trous-
dale.
Eason No. 6—J. M. Evans, Trousdale.
Earls boro Township.
Committeeman at large—W. O. Ma
grader, Earlsboro.
Precinct No. 1—J. B. Bobinctt. Earls-
boro. •
Precinct No. 2—J. B. 3 an Meter,
Hand, R. F. D.
Forest Township
Committeeman at large—J. A. Ouil-
liama, Tecumseh
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Henderson, L. P. The County Democrat. (Tecumseh, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, August 27, 1920, newspaper, August 27, 1920; Tecumseh, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc937561/m1/6/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.