In 1922, Montgomery County was farm country, sparsly populated, automobiles sharing dir roads with horse-drawn wagons. But it was changing into a proper suburb, and there needed to be a police department. Here, posing in front of Reed Brothers Dodge on July 4, Chief Charles Cooley, center, and his men were on their first day of duty.
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