Badin’s Location on the Map
ADIN is in Stanly County, North Carolina; situated on the Winston-Salem Southbound and Southern Rail
ways, thirty-seven miles southeast of Salisbury, and seven miles from Albemarle, the county seat.
The Employment Department of the Tallassee Power Company is constantly receiving numerous letters
from almost all parts of the country, asking for information concerning the town of Badin ; and the reason of this
booklet is to convey to the minds of those interested, in as intelligent a manner as possible, the various advantages
to the working man offered by the town of Badin and the Tallassee Power Company.
This booklet is devoted largely to the pictorial side of Badin, the pictures having been selected as
representative, so that some idea may be gained of the appearance of the business section, residences, office
buildingsi amusements, and recreation facilities. Along with these are given various facts and figures, answer
ing briefly some of the questions most frequently asked.
DEPOT AT BADIN, N. C.
While Badin possesses many qualifications that justify expectations far beyond the enviable position it
has already attained, there is still another ambition it is seeking earnestly to gratify—the making of the town a
liv*. Tt i! laboring to further all those things that would keep the cost of living at its
better place in wnicn u» nvc. o
r level broaden and enhance the value of the city markets, provide more and better playgrounds, schools,
churches etc and in short to create the ^ost desirable civic atmosphere for the family life. The residents of
thoir town They have not been long in its buildjng—only about three years—but they
Badin are very proud oi tneir wwn. j
that their hopes for a still greater and equally as rapid growth will be realized, and this thru the coming
of appreciative and home-loving citizens.
If after looking over this booklet you find that you are sufficienUy interested, and want to go into the
f thor I will gladly go into it in detail; and should you decide that you desire to become one of us, I
«inrp vou in the class of position that you are most fitted for, and will see that you
will do all in my power to place you m wie
are comfortably located upon your arrival in our town.
Respectfully * - ,
J. H. Devereaux
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Employment Manager, Tallassee Power Company