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JIM, 102 years ago. Poetry: The Can-di-date With the Kentucky gubernatorial race in the backstretch (albeit at seveal Machs short of warp speed), the Presidential hopefuls bestirring themselves from three years of spurious slumber, and sundry other would-be politicos practicing their self-puffery, the words of Montpelier's own Dr. J.T. Jones ring just as true now as when he penned them fivescore and two years ago. - "JIM" By "Jim" From the May 26, 1909 Adair County News: Who Be He? Behold the stranger at the gateDr. J.T. Jones, Montpelier, KY, in the May 26, 1909 Adair County News This story was posted on 2011-08-12 10:48:47
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