The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 24, No 26
Articles in this issue
- Rushville Claims Highest L.A.W. Percentage
Rushville, Illinois challenges Hudson, New York's claim to the highest L.A.W. membership percentage, presenting census figures showing their membership has exceeded one percent of population every year since 1890.
- Klamath Falls: Two Percent Membership
The Chief Consul of Klamath Falls, Oregon reports that this remote town 55 miles from a railroad has an L.A.W. membership equal to two percent of its 550 population, claiming the highest percentage in the country.
- A Deserving Man: The Bishop and the Kettle
A humorous Philadelphia correspondent retells a Harper's Round Table story of a pompous bishop who unknowingly wins a lying contest among miners, suggesting the same prize go to the grey-squirrel storyteller.
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The New Jersey Division Press Committee offers to share their six months of experience coordinating good-roads press coverage with other state divisions, and proposes a national bureau to act as a clearing house.
- A Publisher's Defence
Editor Sterling Elliott refutes charges circulated among New York members that he has discriminated against the New York Division in publishing official League reports.
- European Wheel Tour Invitation
A West Virginia reader seeks correspondence with a like-minded gentleman interested in making a bicycle tour of Europe the following summer.