| TO OUR
I Farmer Frie
I OUR MARKET WILL OPEN FOR THE AUCTION
BACCO ON
I Wednesday, Oct
IThe Indepenc
1 Warehous
I SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA
n
J is better prepared than ever to look after
interests of its customers. With a compet
and experienced force, the largest floor sp
this side of Kentucky, ideal lighting coi
tions and two sets of buyers, we can gi
* antee you, on the promise of the compan
as good prices here as you will get on !
I other market. * .
9 Our House always open day or night, 1
cept Saturday nights and Sunday nights.
If Independent Ware
|
I Company
J Tobacco Growi
i, opens
| In Centr
,r Burlington, Mebane, 1
nr *
I 1 uesda
g? I 75 PER CENT THIS YEAR
Every member can get 75 per cent of ?
1 bankers' valuation if he wants it. H
Our Ascociation makes first advance of P
? 50 per cent of bankers' valuation, and th<: jfi,?
N. C. Agricultural Credit Corporation will w
i loan through' local banks one half the first ?
jgj advance (or 25 per cent of bankers' valu- R
1^ auonmaking /5 per cent right after de- ^
I Threh
the Goo.
; :
- - |_ Tobacco Grov
Seltembr* 17th 1924
I Repii
nds
I SALE OF 1 O- ^ The following
dates below and \
:. 1st.
lent I Hc
| will speak in the
se
I;! He
will speak in the
I
I i
II
III H<
willspeak in the 1
Everybody will
the most magnetu
EVERY CITIZ
TO HEAR THE
CUSS ISSUES IN
ED, AND REG^
TO HEAR THEI^
REMEMBER '
THEM.
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ers Cooperati
Ten War
al North <
AS FOLLOWS:
Durham', Creedmoor, Oxford, Henderson,
y Septembc
1 DON'T BE FOOLED x J
Don't be fooled by^Njmors |
about recent court decisions. ?
Any good lawyer will tell you
that there is nothing to the idea
that members are not required |j
to deliver because final settle- |]
Si ment has not yet been made on B
ighest Cash advances ever paid by the Asso<
aj received by its members this year. ,
a load of your tobacco next Tuesday and F
d News yourself.
L* , _ . y j-;.. V..; V.. , -m .? if;--y.
Speaking
prominent speakers will be in Roxboro on the
vilt speak to the citizens on the issues of the day:
>n. John J. Parker
Palace Theatre on Wednesday, Oct. I st at 2 p; m.
v' . ;
>n. Jake F. Newell
Palace Theatre on Saturday, Oct. 1 8th, at I p. m. ^
?1
i '
on. Isaac Meekins
candidate for Governor,?
Palace Theatre on Friday, Oct. 24th, at I p. m.
I want to hear Mr. Meekins, as he is easily one of i
c speakers in North Carolina.
~
EN IN THE COUNTY IS CORDIALLY INVITED j
SE PROMINENT SPEAKERS. THEY WILL D1S1
WHICH YOU ALL ARE VITALLY INTERESTlRDLESS
OF YOUR POLITICS, YOU WANT
Fhe dates and come out and hear
I
ive Association |
ehouses 1
Carolina 1
R:
Norlina, Louisburg and Roxboro. Si
)Y 23rd 14
I^last"c^nce'ror^ut^^ky^l |
II he Association will accept no new |] j|
members after opening day in Eastern | |j
North Carolina. Outsiders in the Old Belt | |j
September I 7 tp sign up, because of pre- | |j
vious announcement that these Old Belt | &
markets would not open until September | |j
16. The closing of the membership books
applies only to the 1924 crop. 0 g