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At No Extra Cost
Tobacco Goods
In
WHITE COTTON
SACKS
GENUINE
BILLUPS
PLOWS
LAWN MOWERS
LAWN HOSE
6? cents a foot with couplings.
IRWIN AUGER BITS
15 cents each.
DISSTON HAND SAWS
$1.00 Each
WIDE CROSS CUT SAWS
$3.00 Each
Mrs. Pickford's Salad Dressing
? Relish Spread ? Blue Plate
Mayonnaise and" S a n d w i c h
Spread ? At Attractive Prices
SCREEN WIRE
DOORS and WINDOWS
CLIPPERS
AND CLIPPER BLADES
We Give Coupons With Cash
Purchases
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SEABOARD
STORE CO., INC.
WHOLES ALB - RETAIL
Pay and Pay Lesi
D. T. McKinne, President
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES
For Franklin County, North Carolina
From Manli 4, IfKKI through .lunt- SO, I H.'tlt, atcvrdln^ to report .sent out by Senator ,1. \V.
Bailey'* office:
Current Programs LOANS Number Amount
Federal Loan Agency %
1. Reconstruction Finance Corp. (From Feb. 2. 1932) 1. $ 41.500
2. Disaster Loan Corporation 2. ? ?
Federal Works Agency
3. Public Works Admin. ... Non-Federal projects 3. *3
4. U. S. Housing Authority - - Loan Contracts Signed 4. ?
Department of Agriculture
5. Farm Credit Admin. - - Land Bank Commissioner 251 5. 326,953 ?2
6. Farm Crediti Admin. - - Kmergency Crop and Feed 3.780 6 423,103 ?2
7. Farm Security Admin. ... Rural Rehabilitation 7. 112,697
8. Farm Security Admiu. - - Farm Tenant Purchase 13 8. 56.303
9. Rural Electrification Adm. - - (Total project cost 9.
divided by No of counties participating)
Completed Programs
10. Farm Credit Admin. - - 1934-1935 Drought Relief 10.
11. Home Owners' Loan Corporation ... 1933-1936 36 11. 77,065
Total Repayable $1,037,631
Current Program* KXPKN'DITHSK.S
Federal Works Agency
1. Public Works Admin. ... Non-Federal projects 1 1. $ 29,250
2. Public Works Admin. ..... Federal projects ' 2.
3. Public Roads Admin. .... Completed projects 3. 217,676
4. Public Buildings Admin. ... Federal buildings 4. 49,215
5. Work Projects Administration 5. 165.727 ,
6. Other Projects under Works Program 6.
Federal Security Agency -
7. Social Security Board
? Old Age Assistance J 21.300 270
Aid to Dependent Children 5.003 153
Aid to the Blind 1.508 10 7. 27.811
Department of Agriculture
8. A. A. A. Conservation Programs
1936 $ 1 ?0.056
1937 130.072 8. 31.0.128
9. Farm Security Admit. - Rural Rehab 9. 9.479
Completed Programs < .
10. Federal Emergency Relief Administration 10 180.657
11. Civil Works Administration 11. 64,847
12. A. A. A. Rental and Benefit Payments 12. 582,899
13. U. S. H. A. - Housing (Former PWA Housing only) 13. ( ? ? ?
Total Non-Repayable $1,637,689
GRAND TOTAL REPAYABLE AND NON-REPAYABLE $2,675,310
. OTHEIt BENEFITS
Federal Housing Administration
Title I - Modernization and Impr. Loans Insured
Title II - Mortgages Accepted for Insurance
21 $ 13,562
4 18,500
Total Housing Insurance % 32,062
Farm Security Administration - - Farm Debt Reduction 22 $ ^5.446
Public Roads Administration - - Active Proj. Allotments .71.250
COINTY
STATISTICS *
No. Families in County 1930 5,831
No. Dwellings 1930 5.600
No. Indiv. Income Tax Ret 1935 67
No. Psgr. Autos Registered ......1936 2.300
No. Families wit'h Radios ....... 1938 3,03'?
No. Residential Telephones ......1935 336
No. Domestic Eiec Meters ......1930 673
X Withheld to avoid disclosure.
*1. Source: Consumer Market Data Handbook.
No. Farms
No. Retail Employees . . .
No. Wholesale Employees.
No, Mining Employees
No. Mfg. Employees ....
No. Persons on Farms . .
No. Unemployed Reporting
l 5 ??. ion
1935 230
1935 16
1035 X
1935 361
1935 22.648
?37 489
*2. As of December 31. 1938.
?:>. These projects received both loans and grants.
OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT REPORTS
FINAL SKRMON
i The Rev. John Edwards. who
has been pastor of Red Bud Bap-;'
tist- Church for nearly five years. j1
and is resigning the church, will j'
bring his final message on Sun-j
jday, P. M.. April 21. at 7:45. His
topic will be "Loyalty."
At this service, it will end ouri
series of roll call, and a general;
conference is expected.
The public is cordially invited j
and especially all members.
Through the use of lime and
phosphate, K M. Byrd of Peppers
in Mitchell County has improved
bis pastures at least SO per cent
in the last three years, reports
Farm Agent F. L. Woodard.
BEING OX THE RIGHT
( TRACK IS CORRECT. BUT IF
^OU STOP THERE, YOU'LL GET
RUN OVER. i
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; CUSTOM - MADE
! CLOTHES
Pick the figure you ; ;j
want to pay and we ; ;j
promise the BEST;;
your money can buy. ; ;
YOU CAN TRUST
IMPLICITLY
IN THE
SERVICE
WE GIVE YOU ! {I
{ Osmond Hale }|
Louisburg, N. C.
XOTICK OK SAI.K
Under ?nd l>y virtue of the uu- i
tliority of sale contained in that j
certain judgment of the Superior
Court of Franklin County. NorUi
Carolina, entered in that certain
tax foreclosure suit No. IIP), en-;
titled "County of Franklin v. Mrs !
Carrie R. Joyner, et al.". which
said judgment Is duly docketed!
in Tax Judgment 3 at page 133.]
in the office of t'he Clerk of thuj
Superior Court of Franklin Coun
ty. North Carolina, the nude:-]
signed Commissioner will offer
for sale to the highest bidder fori
cash at the courthouse door in
the Town of Loulshurg. Franklin
County. North Carolina, at or
about the hour of t-welve o'clock
noon, on
THURSDAY. !? MAY lllto
the following-described land in
Gold Mine Township. Franklin
County. North Carolina :
Being Lot No. 3 in tract C in
the division of the lands of Wes
ley Radford, as the same appears
of record in Hook of Orders and
Decrees 10 at page <45, <47. ?"<!
defined by a line beginning at a
stake, corner of No. 2 in line of
Burnett's land; t'hence S 14 3-4d
K 52,2 poles to a stake, corner oi'
No. 4: thence S 88d E 31 poles 5
links to a stake on Tuxabo
Branch, corner of No. 4: thence
S 88d B M4 poles to a stake and
pointers: thence N 67Vid E 24
poles to astake. J. H. Radford's
corner in King's line; thence N
Id E 37 poles 20 links to a stake,
corner of No. 2; t'hence N 87d
VV 100 poles 21 links to the he
ginning. containing twenty-seven
acres, more or less, and being
the tract allotted to Mrs. Carrie
Joyner. wife of N. E. Joyner. in
said division.
The successful bidder will be
required to deposit witli the Com
missioner a sum equal to 10% of
the amount1 bid. to secure com
pliance with the terms of the sal*.
Dated and posted this the 15th
day of April, 1940.
CHARLES P. GREEN,
4-lH-4t Commissioner.
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