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(The following letter was sent by I
John H. Stewart formerly a travell-1
ing salesman in this -eetion. to Pr f. |
L. E. Mauney concerning hi5 recent
article in the Si ut o the resources
of Cherokee county?the editor).
Navas. ta, Texas.
September 19, 1934.
Prof. L. E. Mauney.
Murphy, N. C.
Fritnd Kir?;
I want t thank you for your article
which was published in the last
issue of the Scut. That is the best
piece I have ever seen on Cherokee
County and its resources; and it
jDR. E. L. HOLT!
I DENTIST
X-ray Specialist
j Hill-Parker Bldg. j
j MURPHY, N. C. !
1 PLAN - DONT
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I Worry and nagging, u
how to make both em
sources of unhappines:
Make a definite financ
savings provision in it.
carry it out.
THEN - When
winter winds bl<
high, you will feel seci
with the world.
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The Cherokee Sc
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must have taken you much time and
trouble to get it up. I am filing this
piece away with care, so that I can
have my wife read it to me. every
now and then. I will remember
much of :t from the first reading
but i will be a pleasure to me to
have it read to me a great many
times. And in the ccming years
when there are electric furnaces all
over that county melting the ore into
steel, thers will enjoy reading
your article and its prophecies.
The night the first lots in Andrews
were sold, Captain Cooper and I
stayed all night with Bill Bryson.
wh lived on Valley River on the
place that Captain Cooper had given
Bill's wife, I told Captain Cooper
rhnt some day there would be a big
iron furnace down in the bottom to
work up all of the iron ore on the
opposite side of the River, and I
*till think so. Although at that time
electricity was just beginning to be
used for electric furnaces, and power
and other uses.
I wrote D. S. Russell last year that
built in the bottom of the Washburn
pla'e, across he railroad from the
Klnf
I believe that your article will aid
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Make that plan and
ow and the snow piles
ure, safe and at peace
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Murphy, N. C.
:out, Murphy, North Cai
in bringing that about, for much t
the iron on that whole lead is o
Valley River. 1 don't suppose thi
the depth of it has ever been dete:
mined. It may no: be brought i
in the next few yea-'?, but it is con
ing and many furnaces will be bui
t work the ore. all along that who]
there to be used at the proper tin:
lead. For the Lord put that 01
for the good f the people. And b
also put the power in the river to d
the work.
I do not suppese that either of i
will live to see this done. I was 9
years old on the 5th of this mor.t
< Sept 5, 1934 >. But that is a gran
country and God will rut it to goo
use to benefit mar.kind. I ofte
think that I would like to come bac
in 200 years and see that countr
and how its beauties and uses ha\
been developed. We oan scarce!
realize what change- may take plac
in that time. But it will be one c
the Grand parts of the World an
your article will have helped in star
ing its development.
I am glad that the editor of tb
Scout saw ahead and published yoi
article and hope he will continue t
have foresight to publish such thing
He can accomplish much for thi
whole country and hope that thei
will be other fore sighted newspap<
men like him in Western North Ca
olina. But many are slow to sc
what is ahead and delay progress.
Thr^c l?-?t sr.rinc T had
spell of heart trouble and have nt
been able to travel since or wou!
have been back there each year or.s
My eyesight is bad also, each eye
full of tiny black specks; I can s<
looking down to get about very we]
my wife reads to me and I have
stenographer to take down my le
ters. I cannot see straight ahead <
if I look up. I have tried two <
the best eye specialists but bol
agree that they cannot help me 1
operating. I am in bad shape, hi
thank the Lord for having given n
such a long life, and hope to lit
long enough to got well enough to f
back and visit with all mv old frier <
before I <iie.
I am ve ry soriy about Boy Hyat
death, who has taken hi< place i
teacher of the Bible Class? Give h
wife an i family my sympathy,
thought a great deal of Boh, and
feci sure that Jesus took him to h
home and that we will meet i
there.
Was sorry to hear that Jeff Hay
had lost his foot, hope he is othc
wise in pood health.
Am glad that you have such a ni
bridge, but sorry that the walk w
built on the wrong side, hope th?
will get the walk on the Notla bridj
on the lower side down street. Th
short road wil be of great bene!
to Murphy and should have be
built at the start.
Kirg I would be glad to hear frc
you and hope that your leg is wi
and stout again. Tell Mrs. Maun
and your little girl Vienna How?
for me. With best wishes to all ai
hoping to get a letter from you,
am,
Yourold friend,
John H. Stewart.
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Mrs. R. L. Abernathy has return'
home after a visit to Springfiel
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>f sister, Mrs. Emma Fair from Spring
>n field, Ohio.
it Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Salesbee visit
r_ ed Mr. Salesbee mother, Mrs. Marth
n Salesbee Sunday.
5* Miss Bertha Shields was the goes
!t -f Miss Ruth Munday Sunday aftei
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lc noon.
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ie Munday was visitors at Grandvie'
l0 Sunday.
Mr- James Mintz and Mr. Momme
Mulkey were visitors at Mr. J. I
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h Mis* Stella and Jennia Salesbe
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>d with their grand parents, Mr. an
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Mr. Burgin McDonald and Mr. an
^ Mrs. C. C. Mills and family wer
visitors $t Marble Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Gaddis visit
ie ed Mr. Gaddis parents, Mr. and Mr
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s- in Dr. Angles hospital at Franklii
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Id Murphy were visitors at Boilin
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tune to get his leg badly~hurt~F^^L
t- Onr tenoher. Miss Aanie L-HCl
a Kemmon spent the week-end
her parent'. Mr. and Mts. Bob kH?B
st ir.on of Suit.
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were visitors at the home of '
1 Mrs. Robert Abernathy Sunday Br
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' viUe is spending a few days with hiBf"
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d Marble Springs Baptist clrcrtk^B
7 will have a home coming day "
dj Sunday in October 1034. |?
e i All former pastors and peroaj^B-,
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5. A picnic lunch will be served on -j*^Kvr
grounds.
f CARD OF THANKS V,
d We wish to thank our many frieno^B
r- and loved ones for the kindness 2^4R**
s sympathy shown us during the
n hours of illness and death of
dear husband and father, S. Y.^F'
1- Allen. Also for the beautiful f.Dv-W,
ers. May God bless each one
f you is our prayers. K-.gi
?Mir. S. Y. Allen, Ed Allei,H
Quince Allen. Thresa TayloT, A<i:ie^B
r- ' Peeple3 and Eliza Johnson. K
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