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IMUKTON PARAGRAPHS.
Fiae Pota'o Crop Prospects Improv
ed Method -j of Farminjr Plowing
Into Kosds New Houses Being
Hull! --Who Mill Be Mayor Per
uana! Mention.
C.-rosia:ui.ncj of The Rob":oniaa.
Parklon, April 1 -1 Another week
htM elapsed since our last letter se
rmj tii.my ihaipr a i lx i events siace
w? jjst can't keep up with them.
!T haTe lost from ourr towa M. J.
MeDa&t and family, who have moved
tok te Fayetteville. We regret U
leae them, while we have gained oae
larga tti interestiaf family, Mr.
mi1 Mr.. Inman and children, who
leave aaove4 her from Lumbertea
agai have charge of the Parktoa hotel,
laor are experience hotel people aae!
at tenet will serve the public aatii
aactorly. Mr. A. A. Wright has
avevea back to his farm" near towa.
Since the splendid rain the potate
ret tuts greatly improved and the
prefect ia for a record breaker as
tVere are more thaa 100 acre fre ir
ate n4 around Park ton and Lum
ber Bridge and Rex. Park ton ia kead
ejaarters, as the barrel factory is here
t several car Ior$ Vl nUtiattl fit
reee for putting up the barrel. The
factory ia in the old school building.
The farmers are very busy plant
ing cottoa. Not much planted so far.
We ebserve that the method of farrn
aac is more of the "demonstration"
year than ever. Nearly every
faraaer is scientific.
1 want to mention something in
regjare to the roads. You hear about
e new road law and that it will go
fcU tfWt the first of June. What
the use of lepslation when every
farmer i allowed to plow up the
reads when the road has been put in
Irst class condition '.' 1 know whereof
I speak. I have known many miles
at roads in different parts of the
eeuniry where the sandy roads have
bee clayed and just as good road as
eeuM be wished for, and since then
the tame roads have been plowed up
imi the sand washed back on the road
nWt today you can't tell it was even
eiayei. is this right and just? Every
wU say no, but if you speak to
Sheen about ploughing up the road
VShejr re liable to get offended. I
Mey tke road law should be carried
at ia this particular respect; if not,
yea aae! just as well stop working
aheaa. I think I am entitled to men
tieni some parties, especially in St.
Paul's towaship. Look at the public
renal leading by Joe Waters and son,
Water the road today is obstructed,
aae! if you should meet an automobile
far a few hundred yards, you would
leave a breakdown sure, as there is
where to turn off at all. The piece
ef? read I mention is a disgrace to
Xaaesoa county, much less to St
lad's township. I can't say who ia
tit Warn, but I guess things will
etui sooa. Look at the old plankroad
m Parkton township, you will al-
aaeat get lost. The road is plowed so it
leeks like a road through some in
eKvidual's field. Instead of being 20
feet broad it is hardly 12 feet. I
eeoU mention several other places.
bait yeur readers all know this is
erae. I am heartily in favor of car
rying out the new road law with re
tard te ploughing in the bounds of
e road, which forbids plowing
aere thaa 10 feet from the center of
fce ioa. I just feel that when our
eiew road supervisors, Messrs. E. K.
Campbell, P. H .Fisher and J. D.
McArthur, get in authoritv over
raifcUn town-hip that the road law
wll u obrvol I could fill more
ipec oa this important subject but
vSJ have to eio-e for t lie present.
Mr. i . D. McArthur has purchas
soiae fancy lots and is having
uenae houses built.
Mr. J. C. Webb says he will sooa
maaufacturing shingles in town.
Mr. Leo Johnson come up front
Ulereetce, S. C, Sunday and was shak
ikag hands with his many friends.
Mia. Flora Currie from Maxton it
tapeaaie a few" days with her brother
Or. D. S. Currie Miss Bessie
eVuJarweU, who has been teaching neai
wtaja mi era "eame home " Satur-W-
Mrs. Henry Welch from Mc
(3aSL Si Ci, ia on a visit - to her
laughter Mrs. T. W. Thompson.
Air. eatt lira. W. EL Biddell and ekl-
f Bed Springs spent Sunday
visiting friends in town. Miss Eth
el Williamson speaf Saturday aae"
Sunday with home folks returning
Sunday p. m. to her school at Alien-to-.
Prof R. A. Pope went to
Red Springs Friday night and re
turned Sunday night.
The Parkton school baseball tea
will ro to Fairmont Thursday p. m.
to play three games.
Mrs. II. C. Jones, who has been
in a hospital for several weeks re
turned home Sunday night to the de
light of her husband and her many
friends. Mr. rl . V. Jones has beam
quite sick for some days but we
glad to report him somewhat better
and trust he may eoon be able te be
at his post of duty at the drug store.
It is of much interest to our town
cititzena who will be our next mayor,
as the election draws near aae a our
present mayor says he will not run
agaia. We must have a good man
for this all-important plae.
Mrs. Jane McCall is quite ill.
We are glad to report Mr. A.
Parham somewhat better. We
greatly miss his presence from ua
while he has bee shut ta. We ferael
he may eoon be able to be out again.
Rev. E. L. Stack preached to a
large congregation Sunday night, as
there was no preaching at the Baptist
church. He gave as a fine aae ia
teresting sermon. The ehoia waa
strong and inspiring. There was a
fine male quartett by Messrs McCor
mick, Williamson, Stubbs and Hod
ges. Why not have them often?
Space will not permit of mentiem
of Mr. J. B. McCormick's fine Jersey
milch cows, but he has one, especially
the finest in the county, without a
i doubt, and pidgeois by the huadrels.
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Greensboro Daily News: Within
few months Greensboro is to have the
distinction of possessing the Irs
modern indigo dye and printing ea
tablishment in the South, according
to plans announced yesterday by Cae
sar Cone, of the Proximity Manufac
turing Company. Orders hare al
ready been placed for the machinery,
which is promised within four months,
and the plant will be in operation ia
from four to six months. .
Dr. F. F. Friedmann of Berlia,
whose claim to have discovered a
cure for tuberculosis has attract
wide attention recently, visited the
White House Monday after holdinr a
clinic at George Washington Uaiter'-sity.
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