Thursday, Oct. 1, 1936
Schco'masters' Club
Holding First Meeting
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1-ilid:! ic ' . Weather F- : a -it t- :
Payments Offered For
Work Dene In October
Un.ii ? ti:- s :il-improvenier:t pr- gram,
payment v.-:!! a
number <-f - i " ' ?t
an be carrie.i *?11
soil-buil w >rk if are to i'oceivf
th" l ?f paym-nts
for whifh th<-y a: > e!it?ir>' . said Den::
I. O. S -h i f Star- < Wleyre.
?>ver re - ate. h* \ i i. 11: -
an- - ;..ii > turners wno navc acreages
J' - i! - . vimy ?' ' thai ..
! !:! llijih!. for more pay:::-::*than
3 , ; * earned with - I
b'jildinp praipt
i heir f iiri' v er.ce r| ?e: v. ! *.
they must do to obtain the full ainount
t; e.yments. t.'v an
! i in ted ; ' He
u! ?> ate 1 that the paym
are mly an addtional inducement
for jrowers do those thin#- vvhh-h
ninrov Ian i. The soil-buihimir
vah:" of these practices is worth
far more tha.'. th payments.
For this reason, he said, tyrowors
will he" ' i n - \ ; i r.
out more of t pra ti es than they
will he paid for.
The rul. payment f >r practices
that may e i :. i up : > c > .
" 1 are as foi - we
Seeding alfalfa. $2 per acre. Seedin
>y red or mammoth clover, $1.50
per acre. Seeding Alsike. white.
crimson clovi : . Austrian winter peas,
or vetch. >1 per acre.
Plowing or disking under the follow
iiv. cr<>ps as .;-r?-n niar.ii: - , after
at least two months* growth: soybean*.
velvet beans, cowpeas, sweet
clover, lesped' :u, - crotalaria, $1.50
per acre.
Tl.mi. ir.- ? =?l **:-!
. ...s >v.ui i? iuiiiclt'iic amount
of properly constructed terraces to
give idequate protection against
erosion, 40 cents per 100 linear feet
of terrace, but do not to exceed $2
per acre. Lining, $1 per 1,000 pounds
up to $4 per acre.
OAK PARK
Rev. John Morrow preached an
interesting sermon at Mt. Carmel
church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roher-on and
daughter. Willa Mae, of Kahurn
(lap Ga., spent Friday night with
Mr. Rubei 's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bass Roberson.
Mr. and Mi-. .Mitchel Stiles were
the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
1). Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Rap r had as
their di . -> Sunday, Messrs.
Skilor and Stiles.
Iiapei. V, l.Mi. * i l ; -n. S. K. Quinn
and Sam !* d.
Mr. ; . : M:>. G G. Quinn had as
their guests over the week-end Mr.
and .Mi -. Tayior and two chidlren and
Mr. Roy Quinr. all of Copperhill.
Several from here attended the
Fair last week and reported a nice
time.
Misses Lucy and Mary Lou Kellej
and brother, Claud and Mr. David
Elrod visited the Dam site Sunday
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Woman Hangs Self
In Jacksonville Jail
Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 24.?A 4S
year-old woman listed as Marj
Townsend hanged herself with a
sheet in the city jail here Saturday
She was serving out a sentence
of $25 fine for being drunl: anc
disorderly at the rate of 75 cent?
a dav in jail. Officers said she tried
to t?.*;e her life once before so thej
removed the sheets from the cell cot
She borrowed a sheet, from th wo
Hot Saitie Rages On
Pronuncia tion Front
Over Use Of 'Ca-Linv
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I' -111:1 ' . . *. a . '.!?' !. t i.. II
"M -oread :
.- ad:r.a:: jriddSf h -u- . i. then
a: . tl. ve distinc t t; ; - of speech irj
:h - nation. * Ka- -.n. S at hern ant
, Wf>U'!n." and :
a man tri d to iji up his owi
dialect and imitate that of anothei
v ! mak a ??>i ,{ himself.'*
M. i). Collins. s t: per in ten dent o1
' h-o] 4?a schools, r -^a: as a "hit
a .>u;nr"s: ;??: ,the North
Carodr .. ajpe* :nt.enti?T.:. Clyde A
.. v.that use f **< a'dny" foil
"( ia " h- r aida :i :i
a and ? -i J. V. . Harrelson,
ndniirk 'ratio; at North
| < i! . -date u'.letre de iied M??n'
N < th.-rne: -"* on vacation wore
j ;v.os*!v .-'-pon<: ?ie f-.-r "mutilation"
' ti: :. state's name.
The 1 i im' a ' > ' ) State charjji
ia-t week that Preside?" Roosevelt
i- ti -niy -t aker a* the recent
<): u Pa.-t u? t's oiir . i. rali> "who
I an t.our.e 1 * an iir.a* - we ivcajsrr<
? j.ati ?n -every
Newfl Orleans?New aw-loans. aj
J y trs a?o of NewOr-leans.
Loui iana?Loueo>-iana.
Alk;.:.-as?Ark -an--av. . y legislaive,
strangers are inclined to proJ
ounce t Ar-kan'-sas.
| Birrv.nrhani? to a select few,
..... . ? ji... a. ter th. English city
1 fiw \vl i;*h it was named. To the
I _r? -a* Majority. Rurm-i:ij?-ham\ To
! y.?ust of the *s lr s .:0 negroes.
Miami -Anything g i?? this re??t
' Jura Sera roh ; Vf William
Osceola -ays "My-am-mee." Most residents,
agiee Dr. 13. 1 . Ashe and
Ellis Huilums, managing editor of
ti:e Miami Herald, use "My-am-uh."
The tuj?ist pronunciation usually is
"My-am-mee," 4*Mee-a;v.-mee," or
"Mee-am-ue," Native wits recommend
that those with slender purses
call it as they do "My-am-uh."
Blair Suggests Farm
Topics For September
Sum timely farm suggestions
'rem F. C. Flair. extension agronomist
at N. C. State College:
As soon as soybean and cowpea
hay are raked off the ground, run
over the field with a disk harrow to
' > mulch of the surface. This
will make it possible to prepare the
land small grains a little later,
even though the winter be very dry.
It there are any tobacco stalks
left in the fields, cut them as soor
as possible. A good way is to chop
hem with a stalk cutter and ther
disk them into the ground. Then the
telds v, :,! lie giiod places to sow
- nail grains or winter legumes.
It is foolish to let the stalks liv<
producing substance
to feed insect pests and disease or
I VOTE 1
Harry P. 1
For Repese
F or Cherokee Co
Democratic Ticke
General Ass
I AM FOR ANYTHING THJ
CHEROKEE COUNTY AND
The four acts I favor cna<
1. Payment of Old Age Pen>
2. Reduction of automobile ar
said tags shall be sold a
of the Cherokee County
3. Repeal of the law placing
ing and hunting for the
county. Non-residents i
fee for hunting and fisl
lerokee Scout. Murphy. Norl
I Farm Incomes
Are Increased
For Past Yer
xt " j ' . :;.o>nie to I
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v. ; i vatr.\'!y va'ied at
; * !. ?.:. IIIMJ; slit
By way .f comparison. h" -aid
. 1 ' at tf I'.'54 ur inc was
" ' > of wr.v h J, j was
derived from the sale of crops and
J Ii\*-st u-k and ?1?.:>14,000 1'vr.i AAA
j payriu-:;- i'rou k-.s consumed at
( | home valuta at $*32,482,000.
Ivor t!i - .-alt' of farm products was
i ased on returns from 7S crop and
. 1 > livestock items.
I ri dean p-dntrd >ut :hat although
*">' j\AA paymfjits v.m- considerably
I'L'U i l *.1,.
H
?* f MI:*- i j.sumption ?t?se H
f J > J : o in S
- in l
>1 in i. Iw murif than
j enough t . offset he si--h: flMease |
; in cash income, with the result that
- n mi ;?n ivas?*d !> * ?.n
... li
' < - Ui" iid away
' tv> r:t the production of cash crops j
; arid : .art; the j?i oduction of those
j *h;ng> nee -d ??;. the farm and by;
the fa n family, the dean stated.
In ' hei .. n*.. . farm *rs are bal- (
j aneinu thei" far ning programs and
; becoming more self-sufficient. j ^
iranis: ami thereby help them sur- I
vive t winter. 4
In > !? *iri-_r -ved corn, tr<> through *
tiio fields n September and mark
; t?i? ! t stalks. Later on, pull the \
i;ia 'ii liesc -talks before bar- g
vesting the general eron. Be sure j:
te select more than needed as the s
seed should he gone over again dur- G
ing the winter and only the very V
best ears selected. j ^
A good crop for late fall and ear- j J
ly spring grazing can be produced ; ^
by sowing in Setpember one bushel j ^
of Abruzzi rye and one bushel of 1
barley per acre on good land. This E
should furnish six to eight weeks P
grazing during the latter part of R
October and through November, and j J;
for a similar period in March, April, |
and May. J
When corn is to be cut and shred- .
ded, put it up in rather small shocks, 1
especially if it is not thoroughly J
ripe. Green corn in a large shock
, will nearly always rot.
, | A Texas coroner wrote: J
i ?*T <**f
V v/i.i uniiuo m.* Ilit-cc (9IIU I
daughter of my niece) had a case?
her husband menaced her to do her
( all 'had he could?and the door did
) result broken and a bolt or bar was
t upon the little table, and put fire to
. the mattress blat.?.:ets. dresses, etc., f
. etc,, nobody did see the misdoer. *
The ease was reported to the assist?
ant district attorney and he did
. nothing. What was the trouble?"
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unty on the
t in the next
embly. ^HKP;
VT WILL BENEFIT
ITS CITIZENSHIP. .
:ting into law are:
id truck tags and that j
nd distributed out of
Court House.
*^'^ *5332^3525
a license tax on fish- ?, *% m <
citizens of Cherokee ' . t i ^
thould pay a nominal
?ing. HARRY P.
(Paid Political Adverl
th Carolina
UNAKANEW* l.
So ral v ???: ? from here visited
"air sit Murray. ;tj
Mi-? Hazel Taylor has returned
- . ' or a wo: .> - . with Mi-s '
. : h< :e s Int tlie w<ek
her home in Andrews.
Miss I. *.;?? Ta - v. r.
i at Andrews with Lucille M:.! >n.
9 SI
THE MURPHY CA
HARDLY a day goes by
on our prompt service an
?i i?c .
tt t piacc uciurc uur pdir
good food, cooked to a *'
ved in a quiet, restful ati
one place that comes to tl
know and appreciate the
THE MUR1
Harold Hatchett,Prop.
N-O-TrO
THE CITIZENS OF C
The Republican cam
:ounty and other speak
:itizens o fthe county <
he times below design
/olf Creek School Mouse, Thursday, Oct
ohnson School House# Friday, October .
rasstown at Voting Place, Monday, Oct
Ibeneezer School House, Tuesday, Octob
hearer's School House, Wednesday, Oct
irape Creek School House, Thursday, O
/alker School House, Friday, October
larble School House, Monday, October ..
omotla School House, Tuesday, Octobei
,ong Ridge (Violet School House), Wedr
opton School House, Thursday, October
Jpper Beavcrdam School House, Friday
Unain.JoR /fl- C-L--I ?
-3?3 5 ?? ?vn UVIIOUI I1UU5C ) ,
lurnt Meeting House, Tuesday, October
'eachtree School House, Wednesday, Oc
'eid's Chapel School House, Thursday, <
toiling Springs School House, Friday, Oc
tgreeta School House, Monday, October
Everybody is cordially invit
ngs and hear the candidate
ssues of the day.
A SPECIAL INVITATIC
KND TO THE YOUNG PE
Sincerely Yoi
J. CARL 1
chairman Republican Coun
These meetings will begin
P. M. MURP1
aUnaka a, we no
The foregoing plat
more important laws
zens of this county t
j Raleigh as your reprc
Cherokee county give
officials of this state
been done for our coi
the officials at Raleig
a part of this great i
of state money be ma
in many others more
I am especially am
> ing our aged and re'
monthly income. It ii
our old people shoul
and the county poor 1
, SPEAKING ENGA
PARTS OF THE
COOPER NOUNCED /
tisemcnt)
Mrs. Loubelle Jones an dsmall I
n. Gerald have arrived here {i.l n P
>nneIsvil!o, Penn. where they \vr; I
t ut the winter with her . art-- f
. and Vrs. Ki sh l\,r: .
:.e t
n. Jlaynaid ito; . a- r.-?w 1
1 ~l ' ' ]
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: t. i Mrs. t'. ; !
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.'ESCRIBE TO THE SCOIT S:. vr i
n
rrtTEt" I
C"'\
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but someone remarks ?
d the fine, tasty meals j
ons. When you want f
T" and tastefully ser- f
nosphere, there's just
le minds cf those who >
best . . . it's
>HY CAFE I
Phor.e 9112 1
UHLJJB!IWMUaHaiMU'..?a3l
I-C-E
HEROKEE COUNTY:
didates of Cherokee
:ers will address the
it the places and at
ated; to-wit:
ober lit
2nd I
ober 5th
er .... 6th
ober 7th '
ctobcr 8th
9th
1 12th
r 13th
tesday, October 14th
15th
, October 16th
Monday, October 19th
20th
:tober 21st
October .. 22nd
ftober 23rd
26th
ed to attend these meets
and others discuss the
>N TO THE LADIES
.OPLE IS EXTENDED
urs,
rOWNSON.
ty Executive Committee
promptly at 7 O'clock
HY TIME
K
S?od a highway from Murphy K|
olma-Tenncssec state line via Hi
W have from Murphy to Cul- K
Murphy to Peachtree. Jgf'form
expresses four of the RH
I favor, but I want the citio
know that if I am sent to K
-tentative I will fight to have
n its just recognition by the H
Heretofore nothing has HI
unty and it is high time that |K
:h be made to realize we are H?
state and that appropriations H
de in this county just as it is |
favored than we. H
J intensely interested in seevered
elderly peopl paid a
s a disgrace and a shame that M
d be dependent on relatives ^K3
louse in their declining years. Hftjj
>rt Will Be Very n |
Appreciated. n I
CEMENTS IN VARIOUS K |
COUNTY WILL BE AN- Bj I
^T A LATER DATE J |