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td' the 100-pound bag (24-pounds crude protein). It con
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Linseed oil meal old process
Gluten feed from corn
Molasses
Cottonseed meal
Ground alfalfa
One per cent salt ,
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The Republicans of Polk C unty,
met-at the court house in convmtion
and selected the following riek ?ates
to 1 the various ! conventions
To the Congressional convent; m;
W?. F. Swann, W. C. Robertson, C. E.
Shore, J. W. Walter, w. y. misu,
M. if. opears, J. H. vvnavii,
Hutcherson.' r
To State convention: Ji. w.
man, C. E. Shore, W. C. ko&i
Thomas E. Face, W. r. awann,
Spears, John 1. Smitn, ,
TW .Qonafrrvrial convention S E,
Dedman, WrF. Swann, J. W. Walker,
M. P. Spears, Thomas Hi. race,' w. v-
Robertson. ' , j .
To Judicial convention - w .
Swann. MP. Snears'B. E; Back-
well, Lindsey Smith, W. C. Robert
son, C. E. Shore, J. vv. JNewman. ,
rne ioiiowing . resuimiu3 .
read and approved: ' I.
1st, mat we renew our auesj
ance to the principals of the Republi
can Party, which, when enacted into
laws nave never ianeu w mmg va
nrosberitv and J contentment ; to ;the
people of this country. ; .!'
2nd, That we unamousiy. enaprBe
Hon. James J, Britt, for Governor of
the State, and we do -ereoy instruct
mir Hflpcatfs tn the state convention
to cast the entire voting strength of
the county for him in said State (Con
vention. ; i
3rd, That we indorse the very ef
ficient work of our nresent state
chairman, Hon. Frank A. Lindsey,
and we do herebv instruct our dele
gates to State convention to cast the
entire strength of this county lor him
in said convention for reelectioii for
another two years. I
4th, That we indorse won a. jacic
son for one of the delegates from the
tenth district to the national conven
tion of the party, and we hereby' in
struct our delegates to tne congres
sional convention to cast the entire
voting strength of the county for, him
in said convention for said district.
5th, That we endorse M. P. Spears,
of Columbus, for solicitor for ; six
teenth district, and we do herebv in
struct our delegates to said conven
tion to cast the entire strength of
this county for him in said convention.
6th,--That we indorse Hon James
M. MoreheaH for reelection as nation
al committeeman from this state, and
we do hereDy instruct our delegates
to the State conventi6n to cast the en
tire voting strength of this county in
said convention for him for national
committeeman. And we do hereby
most heartily congratulate : him for
the splendid showing made in the
special election in the ninth congres
sional district The fact that he was
L&ble to reduce a Democratic majority
oi anout nve tnousana to a majority
of about eleven hundred proves him
to be one of the strongest and mbst
popular men in North Carolina. It
was through his effort that the War
ren apointment was rejected by the
U. S. Senate. Am achievement which
which ought to be appreciated by all
people who believe in honest election
which is the foundation of morality
and sound government.
W. F. SWANN,
C. E. SHORE,
E. W. DEDMAND, ;
uommittee.
NOTICE TO DELIQUENT TAX
; i PATUSKS.
Notice ia hereby given to the pa rtier
named below and aU pereons thatmay
be cotiecratd: as' mortgagees, that the
undersigned purchased at a sale oi
property of deliquent tax payers, m
Columbus, Polk County on the 4th day
of May, 1919, listed and describe
ghteeracres of land in Columbus
Township, listed in the name of L. r.
Grant for the year 1918; one lot m the
Town of Tryon, less forty Afeet . on
back,; listed in -the name of A. Smith-
i . fVA, irofli. 191Rr one lot in the
Town of Saluda, less one foot on the
back, listed in the name B. L. McLaii
for the year 1918; one lot in the Town
of Saluda," leis one foot tm tn back,
listed in the name of Mrs. C. P. El;
lerbe' for' th year 1918; tne town lot
in the Town of Saluda, less one foot
nn-tho harlf. listed in 'the name of E.
L. Moore ;; for the year-1918;- one
hundred cahd twenty-nine-: vcres oi
land in White Oak Township listed in
the name of W. M. Sentell estate for
the year 1918; seventy-two acres of
land listed in the name of A. B. Green,
forty-nine acres in Coopers Gap
Township listed in the name of Grant
Walker for the year 1918.- Notice is
futher given that' application will be
made to the sheriff , of Polk County by
the undersigned for deeds of aid. pro
perty after the 4th day of May 1920..
L. L. TALLANf,
Jan. 23, 20. Purchaser.
S-times
Statement of. the Owner.hir, v
i agement, Etc. p K
of the Polk County News and t
Bee, published weekly a' 1W T
October. 1919. ' " ir.vi,KV
Owner and publisher r
Tryon, N. C. ' L" B
Known bondholders Plr,
and other security hoid-v
x per cent or more of toti'
C. W. Ballens-er. V. p f rvhi
H. Holmes, Geo! El Mort t
Hester, Trustee r ' J- I
C Bush, Publish
Sworn to and subscriber er
16th day of January, 19 0 l0T
W. F. Little Notan-
My commissi expires Marcll
N(5tlCE OF ELECTION
.Whereas the Board of Education of
Polk Qpunty has petitioned for an
election to be held in Green's Creek
; School District No 20. in Green's
Creek Townsrin. Polk County, to
ascertain whether the vi'rs "
4 district are in favor is?iti:-.! '
rfor the purpose of builainc; i r .7 j
lie school building,' more j'a,:.-.' .
5 described as a Smith-Hi '
tural School-house, w''h v
" and other room, ia sad school tii';
' trict, in accordance with the provi-
siona of the State Wide Bond Act for
School Buildings, Chapter 55 of Pub
; lie lawi of 1915, as amended by the
public laws of 1917.
Therefore it -is ordered by the
Board of Commissioners of Polk
County tha an election be held in
Green's Creek School District No. 20
on the 30 day of March A. D. 1920.
to ascertain whether the voters of
said Green's Creek School District No.
20. are in favbr of issuing a bond in
the sum tf Three - thousand Dollars
($3000), for the purpose of building,
rebuilding and repairing said school
house in said school district, and
furnishing the same with suitable
equipment.
The said bond shall run for eight
teeli years and six months, and shall
bear interest at not to exceed five (5)
per centum per annum interest pay-
able j semi ; annually together with a
portion of the principal making a total
semi-annual payment of one hundred
twenty-five dollars ($125) as shown in
detail in" amortization table attadied
to 'said : - bond. Privilege shall be
granted rof: making additional pay
meats on the principal as therein
specified on anv of interest navment.
' thus shortening the duration of the
- Oondv
. The maximum that may be levied
' to pay' the interest upon said bond
' hd at:sinkihg - fund" for1 the semi-annual
payment on said bond shall not
exceed thirty (30) cents on the hun
dred dollars and ninety (90) cents on
the poll.
That the said election shall be held
at Sheild's precinct voting place in
v said Greeny Creek School District No.
20, which is hereby designated as the
" polling -place -of said election, and the
said election shall be held under the
laws, rules and regulations govern
ing elections in special tax districts.
That Berlin White ' ia herebv an-
pointed Registrar of said Election
, and tr. Tiid Feaean and J. T. aren-wrav
;JtH effty appointed ; as? Judges of
aid election.
it is futher ordered that at said
election those favorini? the issuance of
a bond and the laying of a special tax
anan vote a Daiiot on wmch shall be
printed the words "For School-house
ana xnose wno are opposed
thereto shall vote a hallot
- ,be printed the wosds "Against
ocuvuinouse conas. -
..; And -it is'fntner'nrrHfV. nntr
of this order, which shall constitntA &
notice of eaid election shall be posted
at the Court House door r of PaIV
County at Columbus 'N r. fV,;
yrprgcedg-said'ele
wpy of this order which shall con
fute a notice of tltcttoa shall
be published in the Polk County News,
a newspaper published at Tryon, N.
C. in said Polk County, for four suc
cessive weeks preceeding said election.
Done at a regular meeting of the
Board of Commissioners of Polk
County N. C, on the 2nd. day of
February A. D. 1920, at Columbus, N.
C, at which 3 meeting there were
present Chas Davenport Chairman
and G. L. Thompson, Commissioner.
CHARLES DAVEPORT
Chairman.
G. L. THOMPSON
(Advertisement.)
ORDER
AND NOTICE
ELECTION
OF
NOTICE DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS
Whereas, in accordance with pro
visions of Chap. 532 of the Public
Local Laws cf 1919, a petition ihas
been presented to the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners of Polk County,
signed by twenty-five per cent ofHhe
qualified voters of the county, i for
order of an election to ascertain ) the
will of the voters as to whether bonds
of the county shall be issued and .sold
for the purpose of building and equip-
ing. a County Home for the aged! and
infirm: Now. therefore, it is ordered
by the Board of County Comriiiss-
r Notice is hereby given to the ' par
ties named below, and to all, other
persons who mav be concerned as
morteacees. that the undersigned ioners of Polk County .that an elec
purchased at a sale of nronertv of de- tion be held in said - county at the
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nnquent tax navers. in uoiumhus. various election precincts on luesaay.
Polk County. N. C, on the 5th day of the 20th day of April, 1920, under the
May, 1919, land listed and described same rules and regulations, and in
as follows: the same manner as elections ! for
10 acres ef Land in Greens Creek members of the General Assembly, at
Township, listed in the name of San- which time the question of issuing
ford Liles, for the year 1918. nd selling Donds m the amount . of
.Notice is herebv criven that aDnli- io,uuu ior tne purpose stated above
cation will be made to the sheriff and the levy, of a tax suflicent to pay
signed for deeds of said nronertv af- a sinkine fund for their retirement
ter the 5th day of May, 1920. This shall be submitted to the voters of!
Dec. mh, 1919. , tne county quaiined to vote at the.
BEN LILES. Purchaser . preceding general Section for mem-
; bers of the General Assembly, at
MnnTainrp-o our- . nr x Awn which election those favoring the -4s-
. u ,A, suence and sale of said bonds shall
Notice is hereby given that the un- otenwordl "Fo Countt PH1
rQi7rrIf ZvTy 1N;emer' written the words "Against County
1916, by Grant Walker and wife, Tina vrnrno nria TVo tu?2 Z ul 1 1
WialVpr will rpIi nf nnKii Pome i-onds . lhat this order shall
waijcer will sell at public auction for be notice of aid plection aTlf, suflll
fncn ot t rt a t nnFr nmicA vt t yv i
tobu,, Polk County, North Carols; n X Ty
MONDAY PFRPTTAPV Qf, ioon published in the Polk County News
xJlyl, 9.i92?', for three months next immediatelv
ftiirinr 'Aa I . " v - S)dlU
" : r . a: election.
scribed real estate:
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GET a package today. No
tice the flavor the whole
some taste of Kentucky Burley
tobacco. .
Why do so many "regular
men" buy Lucky Strike
cigarettes? They buy them
for the special flavor of the
toasted Burley; tobacco.
There's the big reason it's
toasted, and real Burley. Make
Lucky Strike your cigarette.
y Guaranteed by
from your fertilizer will be greater
'ou use
tf f
It is futher ordered that the follow-
"r,"; ttim t t i
wckuuuuk in xuuza wacKons une i j v. j ; , r .
on a-amaU white oak: thence in a mAna" e" De a.n? ne.reoy appoint-
- . " ' i in Tf a nT oa vf 1 1 hnriAiM m kA . ;
!trm m? to a black oak; thence Xft
a suraignx line to a wnite oaK; tnence I inVh w xi a'a rvJ V
a sffai?ht line tn a wnito 0v ti,0r,n0 t1- w- B, Arledge, registrar, J.
. : .. ai Manrman J T. 171. r i
a onaasiiw line UJ tt UCttU lOCUSt IUU OI I i A00 rpWT T
ESS &2$i ;S r SSSSTj :'vu& Sid w""f "5"
Thompson's; thence with said line to ffdfres,wSnnU0dl h-S&&P2nx
Z V. Thompson's stone corner; thence f'r V'1 Sgfl J'r?- etcad?5f'
. . xiiumpsuu,
registrar T. C. Lawter and M. A:
Jackson, judges,' Big Level: W. H.
Ledbetter, registrar, J. C. Powell and
' TRADEMARK
south 20 W. 18 noles to a stake in a
path in or near Edwards' line; thence
souxn ooi i. 74 poles to a Fo. at
the road in the : Eliza Jackson line;
thence with said line to the becrin-
mng, containing . 40 acres, more or
less.
The above sale will be made for
cash to satisfy the mortgage T men-
uonea aDove, mere having been
forfeiture of same.
THOMAS THOMPSON and WIFE,
a
di ne merui
REGISTERED
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Thezi Made
Germany's Honey Production,
beekeeping was an Important in
dustry around Nuremberg, - Germany,
as long: ago as the thirteenth century.
Germany's total production of hony
is now almost $7,000,000 a ytr.
jerry jacicson, Judges, Pea Ridse; J.
CarsweU, registrar O. W. Ponder
and N. D. Moore, judges, Green's
Creek: G. C. Feaeran. registrar jt t
Greenway and Walt Feagan, judges.
Done by the Board of Countv
sioners of Polk County on the 6th day
of January, 1920,' at a , meeting ad-
1 mT m ------ A. r AW 1 .
Morton crppB Arum tne om nay. or said
Mortgagees, i th and:ye at , whic meetin
vhcxb we present unanea . nn-
enport, Chairman George A. Painter
and G. L; Thompson, commissioners.
CHARLES DAVENPORT,
flrlftiwufln
. Ceorge a; painter;
O. L. THOMPSON.
i " . OKualsioners.
Eish Scrtkp I?am
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