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TOBACCO FACTORY
TO Bl RUIM AT MADISON
Busuiiv> 'ten of Madison To Build
Bis New Tobacco Factory
Other Intcnst'n N.ws Items
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JOHN A. BURTON
Walnut Cove, N C I
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• i here Vvni be no i obacco |
•Sales on the Winston Market®
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j® On account of the fact that so few buyers are on the sales during 1 ®
w the summer months and believing it to be for the best interests of w
the farmer as well as the market, it has been unanimously decided @
to suspend sales on our market during the montns of June and July.
at& We urge all the farmers to sell what tobacco they have on hand ©
09 during the month of May. ©©
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9 Ihe warehouses will be open all the summer as 9
9 usual to take care of their friends and patrons. 9
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(loss men for some tinio anil
there is now every prospoet that
some definite action will be
taken in the matter within a
; short time. Ami why shouldn't
I Madron have a tobaec • factory?
We are informed that il: tobac
. co jrrown in this section m.ikes
the best chew of any in the
world, am! that beinjr the i.ise,
there i-- no reason wh> a lirst
i class U>inos- should not, lie
lu.il! Up li'oni the vol 1 >1;;:*t
oiu that world .cow i■ i loaps
a.it! bounds. and which could
meet i mpctition froi.. • every
. I darter. There are plenty of
building it. town ih it .• aid be
asii! at !s:st and oid> a nioderaio
amount o," capital lor machinery
\\ 'ii!d !■ i.eodi d. I'd re is ai *o
j.ienty of tirst class tobacco on
hand in the town, so that won.
cHI Id be;: in at once an i I • t
hav' t> wait foi a eroi to be
jti'iiivn and cured, in short
i here is even inducement rijrht
a f hand for our business people
t > take the mMter up and i? i>
hiaiily probable that the., w iil do
-■ . 'f!)i re i> a p»oil profit in
tobacco nana fact iirin.v. and it
eoitld I'i worked to greater ad
van ta; re perhaps in oar town
than in any other in the State.
I: is with sincere regret that
we are called upon to chronicle
the s;i death of lit 11. Krhken
THE DANHL'RY REPORTER
•loyco, tlk' six year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Joyco, who
died at the homo of her parents
in Mayodan last nijrht at 7
o'clock after an illness of only
a few days with measles ami
pneumonia, Little Kathleen w;.s
the onlv daughter of her patents
and was the id'.>l of tlieir hearts.
She was an unusually bright and
vivacious child and he:* death is
a sad bereavement to many out
side of the immediate family
circle. The remains won- car
ried to Stotiovilie for interment.
Mrs. I'rector. said to he the
oldest woman in the county,
died at the homo of her son-in
law. Mr. 1 hi: ry llobiis. near
I'leasantN ille last Wednesday
nij.rl't. She was said to he over
a hundred vears of aiv- 1 , and was
only .*ick a few days before iu r
dea 1 h. bavin;.:' in en scratched t>\"
a nail winch caused blood poison
todewlop. She was a line old
eh.ristian woman.
X. 11. l'ace. a white man.
who has In en sojourning in our
midst f« r several months, was
tried before Mayor Toa«ue last
Friday afternoon on a warrant
charjriny; him with retailing
whiskey and soliciting orders.
He was foun I guilty and bound
over to court under a bond of
in. Later while policeman
W ebsti i was jrivinv; hint a
chance In haw his bond -ioned
h> sii''!ik«.d oil" ami so far has
ivt l leeii heard of.
III;!.! 'S A in Mil. IN HAD I-1 \.
•lasii.e i herry, of Ci'.is
Mi ! .. wa> | !ai;
wo i. • i A I. sor. on nis !>•.:
in; i !a; > d M'wral iioct ei ■> ;u.>i
lresisted all remedies. "I
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Nil's A. ' -a'. i. an I \V:..n c •* .
j . cai. . i 'ur - b •••
In•.:«, out . or a• •- at i
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s, was iei a short while "ti
VALUE GOOD ROADS;
HOW THEY SAVE MONEY'
C;*t of Haulii:ji Can Be Reduced
From Twenty-Three Cents Per
Ton Down to Eight Cents.
tlood roads speakers have
spoken and >ieod roads writers
have written many thousands of
words about the relation between
the hijrh cost of living nnd bad
roads and they have established
a close connection between the
the two. While the story is old
and t h.Te may be those who are
weary of hearing it. jrood roads
advocates cannot afford to stop
talkinty about it.
t'oinjn tent statisticians have
estimated that it nuts c> ; ts
to haul a ton of freight one mile
over our country roads. In IS'.V
the co t of hauling by railway
was i i -i! cents per ton per mile.
Today the cost is less than
ot one cent per ton mi'e. (iivat
progress there, but in decreasing
the cost of ,uettinjr products
from farm to shipping p. int.
how much pr ~vss have we
made?
Tito truth of the matter is
that there has been bat little
reduction alonjr this line since
ls;.\
T> illustrate: la Davids >ti
emmtv, North Carolina, a .creat
deal Vi heat is jii'own. The roads
are »i'rod clay There is ie?>
than live inilos of improved
road- in tile county and the
fo;:is are had throughout the
count;, m the fall winl r anil
• arl.v -■ print:.
I'lte a vera:' • haul m the . an
try ;s |i-so to SOY a mil s. Iho
a ra.' • ».id for tw • her -s i>
a bo; i: I -en 1. m lIV i tads.
Tnat i. oan> thai the fanm-r :s
..blo ' i '..ml to market ; 1« .t J.".
In -i'. of wheat.
\ al ; . n■' the time ot the tanner
a d i- t am at pet iml
! and from the shipping point, it
costs a little more than 1" cents
per bushel to haul to the ship
jpinjj point bread which jroes to
I sustain the hijih and the low,
the rich and the poor. To this
must be abided the cost of rail
road transportation, the profits
of middlemen and dealers.
The railroads of the country
will haul wheat from the Hako
tas to Minneapolis, the ureal
milling c> nier for 7 cents per
bushel, a distance of C>o miles.
Ocean liners carry it from New
York to Liverpool, olPu miles,
at less than cents per bushel.
The difference in these freight
rates is too prosit. I'here is no
deal t but t! at the cost of trans
porting fretvrlit over c* antry
roa.ls rnaid be reduced from
cents per P a iniio to x cer l-, i a
ton mi!e. the rate for several
I'.uropean eoitnlt ios. if the sßnie
basm-.-t-s methods w re : ied
tothi roads il the nation a>
have h"on i..■;•!: I m imi'fovinjr
rail and u.r r ;ra is,i >rt itio t. j
i'/iw ai;i: (>;•• oixtmi-:xts
i"« »i: tWTAliiill THAT (' »N
-TAIN MKUt'I'UY.
as met vary w.-t virol v i:> ->; i' '.
the sense oi stir .1 and cotll'ili'ie
ly defanv t IK* v.ho'e >..'>t"m
wilett "nieti'ij' il throti;-') 'lie
mucous • a"',-.' ■■. Si. h a' i> .e>
should t e'.er I'i iim'il i pt i.
, p'vsi ripttons l'i 'a i. ;• t'able
physicians, as 11:«• lUmiau'e liev
' will do i.> tea fold to \! •. jrood
1 you can possiblv deriv from
them. Hali's ("nlatth Cure.
, manufaepare 1 b I. "none;.
v\- Co., To'.i •o, icontains n i
mercury, ai d r taken internally,
act'mr d-rectix npoti *1; b'o d
and mucous •• ; •fa ,, es of t!i• • sy.-.-
torn. Ia bu; it: • Hall's ' aat rli
Cure IK- sure yoa eot the you
uin it i- tak at intern illy and
trade in To 1 --do. »hio, b 1". -I
t'hani'.vA t'n I'- stimota I:- fri'i 1 .
Sold by a I>r "jjyists, roc.
Taki llad's Family I'dN for
ci-ns! ipat or
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Dr Molizcr.
I>r. Molt /.or, tlii- renowned eye
specialist -if Germany, wli.> has
treated some in' Wultujl Cove's
best known citizens for their
eyes, is having his praises
by ail. He is undoubtedly one
of tin- be.st optoiintrists that has
I'H'i boon in this section and tilt*
p • I :• ail- ih i missin>r tlu'uppur
t iii!*,. >f taking advantage of
lr..> iid :uv. lie liaA 1)0011
pivss ! i•» siii.t in i i.r midst two
\\oi'k> io.ij.;. r and Ikh kindly
consented to do so.
1 hav > Inn ;.i.d Mippoi's at
a bargain. U. K. Hutnor
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By W. nclu.ful Rentcdy
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