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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3. 1951■Versatile Mayor of BucklinReaches New High in DutiesBucklin — Mayor Jnmes O. Finney of Bucklin reached a new high in his city administration last week when he climbed the Bucklin water tower and installed a lighted cross. 120 feet above the ground. The lighted cross became a part of the Bucklin holiday decorations.Lights on the tower are visible in Brookfield, although the outline of the cross cannot be seen more than six mues. Motoristson Route 36. sou£h of Bucklin. can see the dccorution plainly. The cross was constructed bv WadeCantwell Bucklin, a representative of t he .Missouri Pbwer andlight Company ;BUcklinw. resittfntf. claim theirmayor usually keeps his feet oh the ground and that when her p* ■ . ^ - ■climbed the tower he set a new record. Problems of the town’s chiet executive would keep him lip m the a;i. however* if|w wore the kind wi)p Woujrf allow it. Strayoats, chickens* and dogs. some-* times, even citizens - are his problems. The duties* of ^ mayor do not end v* \th a 4 0-hour weekor an eight hour dayl Often his telephone fcalls him* to duty farinto the night. 7 In addition to his admipkstrati ve duties. Mayor Finney, who is 43, operates the city mamtainer, the city water works. On occasion he can paint a speed sign and has even .preached a sermon- at the Methodist Church* ■aMayor Finney is serving hissecond term.lt;
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Brookfield Linn County News And Daily News

Brookfield, Missouri, US

Wed, Jan 03, 1951

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