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AGRICULTURAL FEATURE OF
The Franklin Times
THE COUNTY - THE STATE - THE UNION
LOUISBURG, N. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1936
FARMER KING of
England. Great Britain
1 ia now ruled by the for
mer Prince Of Wales,
pictured here as he rode
I on his ranch in Canada
during his last trip to
North America.
YOUNG IDEAS. Mr#. Nancy SchwaMz, Mc-|
Alister, Okla., who claims to be 110 years old,
and Her hired man built this chicken crate truck
to haul farm produce to market. (Acme*
HE LOST. Q. L. CoUman, U.
S. Miman lost a bet to one
of hit mess mates and has to
giva a rickshaw runner in
Taingtau, China, a rast. Acme
JAPANESE film fans presented Shirley
Temple with this handmade silk kimono.
So Shirley plays another role.
. . . AND THE BULLS GO 'ROUND and
'round, bel-low! bel-low! And come out
here on their exerciser at Beltville, Md.
Whoa -ho- ho- ho- ho- ho!
ON THE JOB. Senator
Ellison D. Smith of South
Carolina, chairman -of tho
Sonata Agricultural com
mittoo, loft; Levi H. David
and Alfrod S. Wyllie, cot
ton inveatigatora are busy
those days discussing the
cotton situation. (Acme)
DIXIE SONGSTRESS. Grace
Moore, Jellico, Tenn., is be
ing featured in Columbia Pic
tures' productions. Har next
will be "Cissy."