- - -TOE NEWS AND OBSERVER
SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 16,' 1916. ;
SAME GLAD SONG OF
mr STARTLING PROGRESS
8
Interesting Stretche of Country With Wonderful Possibilities
r Around Overfull ; Great
Value of Land for Apple
IO. . Bl'TLKK.
Overkill, AprH 14. 6mm aid sons
' sf Startling proem dowa this way
; that i oaapirwou all aver North
OvolimjL
Ob day W. S. Hurt, of th Agricul
tural Department, strayed into (South
erm Pines aad found the Fslmer
- farm hImUi Piaehuret read tun
who tu raurisg some apple that made
Mr. Hort atop and investigate, i nc
npahot of It was that collection of
- those apple waa Bad aal .vir. nun
teat them to th Nebraska SJsle air.
' aid brought ham soibc prmraai Ha
rat them to Hpukans oat la the apple
! country of the West, and there tbey
woa for North Carolina, and le logged
some other prises with twro
Waatera North Carolina bad estab
lished a refutation for apples, bat tho
Sandhill country had not yet relieved
itaelf of tho name of th poorest ee
tton ia the Route, and mtitr people
were surprised to - this gd thing
ome out of the lTr t ounty .vsiareth
Xazar.th.
Close by the Palir.r farm l tha J.
Van Linliry -a-h orrhard of rua.iv
thousand tr-e air.' th- C r l..-de.l
men t'o rim that .rt hnr-l h-h tiM'-nt
when those 1- tr brought to
light A large i. t of apple tre-
were " t n,t ' th. t.i ( rrl.ard. aud
thru -B.' .lav th. I . i -!! fell in with
Mr J. r.lan Ii. r. at Overhill aud the
tiie.i- n "i .tprle .-aine up. and th
talk 1.1 t n mrti'itiu Lower Harnett
iniiiit h i .Ure wi.r'li lt. king into.
Sold for $J. Worth II.
At ... T f.rce ni'ut rat t O'-iVill
trie I i.T :vrr f '-ird
from Mr I.t-Iuv :.n. .1 m a pe lure.
"Sold : I ' tt .i, it. t.V mi l Mr J..r
dan. I- i' .rth tit-
"Alp tl'.! It th-.tit t-1"" ar : ' t -r
thnt tt ,ft a g-ift." I t. Id Mr .I t. I: n
for If th- rt- if anvthli.g tft, - ..-!'!. It .
or iii. di- t.t the all "f tfe or
the Ita if tin XluiMwift-i :t - k'""d
land wltrri'M-r it mr !.
Att Me dr. pped dtD frt.m tt.' .it'.V
ritlK. tl.it flunk tho J lire t. it. . -t
war. I -md aw the jirture t'-iT . nn
t.i.t in t.. i -itt y it ItM.kr J ....-t Ihrr
twti .. i1. h rplf trtes. aod i-aeh
tret i it..i.ifii vnu tamltl imagine to
plaot .i!t t'.nt anvt..ty wtuld want tti
pUnt it 1 1. e n it tt.i:t years, ot-m to
havo k"t . intt'. ..:i into the ttroad
t'ottoi" i-t 'Na-hit t . t.r thre yima.
Huil I.U. k a- -i ' tail coat, the
aeeuoiutated mlt ot' hei doa
from tht- Mjrher grt.i.ti.l t.nt-e n.dtodjr
ktloHt whta. and a u.rllnW a an ah
pile, tlir warfare la )er a tiiM. and
the wht le pro-irt fajikg awa n. the
diatuMTi up tuid down the tiilti. I jn
dredf of urrefl ia alffht aad more
fond the oeeaHaalljr obtiu.l:ng
lrajirlia of foreat. t
The Ijndlej aarwwrr up at (treeiti
lioro ia a bi iartitutton. and it J. tew
a lot of Ituaiaeaa. Itut the m. ii at Uie
head of it fl(urrl when thiy k. the
peculiar anil her ia Harnett rotint;
that thrjr had fonnd the home of the
apple oprout, aad before they had fia
ished ther nee u red a thonsanti ares of
this bottom land. It atraek ne rurht
away wjiea I looked the aeld orer that
' una of the daja th aaraery up at
flreenut oro will b erowded lato rloaer
quart, m by aa eaeroaehinf city de
maadiuf room for home aad eipand
inf bnaiaeaa aeeda. Whea that tun
eoatea tha arreaaw Rfeili of th nurvrr
aili be luet by aa ampla imui t the
new Harnett eounty plant, an t l-re
in Harnett will be one of the ni."t in
tereetinff nursery futiMithmmt on
earth, for it i laid -m in I. 1 u
units that room ia a n.a!'.-r ,f ;t., re
aentinientality
Ural Nuraer tioil haswa.
I aaw more apple tn--e rrrnd out ia
thia trart thin 1 rter saw twfor
nToupe J m .r.e f t.n It The men wh
ara Iwrt 1". kirnf ift. r the oprratioa
any that a T'tvihar quality of tho noil
nUtkts u . :.j.t. and ujuroua jrrowtl.h
uf tree tl.nt ia net surpassed by any
nurvry soil that ia haown Ist fall
I waa talking; with Paal laadley up at
romona altout the new nsir r h-tr.
aad ho spoke of it aa tb,.i;h u. h a
tract of land had len a fortunate
Cad. It appears to meet the require
mtata of apple tree partit-ularly, and
shea tha little troea mw.ti t-lt i
thaa prol).ly any other soil V.vp' that
the ore hard men know
At the U-finain(t tt waa the intra
tioa to make of this aursery aa a;. pie
frowinf speelaltr. Bat Utter on it
waa found that pearh trees took hold
aa readily as apple trees, so aow both
-kinds arc yl.mted in eaarsaooa avuav
" bera, and it ia apparent that the work
atari ed here ia only a beginning
Rosea, shrubs, sad I har no idem what
svll, are also seen la abnniUax- in th
broad fields up aad down th raJley,
ladleating that th possibilities ar aot
: tasted out yet ia any line.
This is a eoraer of the RandhiUa
Tat it ia a roraar that b destined to
UBI
.Thousands Priui
1 " ; iarTW vfatt 1
. Jsasslis. As ana Css nili hiaj iW.a, av
fismsi . Tsar sf Baaet Manas, Casaasr sad
Csasn af taw Ssansash ana I I II . oka. eta
Oaa ass HasVn Wiaaufsl -- i Ij kaa
Sliai 'tsssZss Taa anaassaa lain u
aahv aVas haaa taaan saaf a i I I nr
ft j ltKjmtimtm lain, Csnt Csa-
ntM-a- JtaJs stsfcBsl.1 ej Mayrt
kitH lusahn eawaa.' T ilTl i'si'-
aa MaaVkTw Ii It w sj aawlVw'
fc jaaSasaae. twaa On. ar an
Nurseries for rruit Irees rrove
Culture
give aa aeeount of its fertility. Ia the
last ,ew tlays I hare been running
orer the old and new road that radiat
frosa Orerhill and rears, up and dowa
ths valleys tributary to Lower Little
Ri.r. whirh for much of its eouree is
the Southern boundary of Harnett.
Th Lin d ley ore hard is en Jumping
run, a lire, attractir stream, clear aad
swift, affording power (of aUlla her
aad there like tha rest of Ufa
streams. It ia dammed few mile
below at the Dr. J. P. Ewlng plaee,
formerly the ait of on of th banting
lodge when the Croataa elub held a
vast territory ia this aeetion, and at
the dam is a fine water-power and an
attractive big lake with well kept
ground But better thaa the lake or
grounds. Hut better than the lake or
expanse of fertile farm that Jndirate
by soil and generally' prosperous ap
pearane that nowhere in the whole
United State ia there more generous
soil.
Large Area af Fertile Land.
This aame remarkable soil fertility
ia extended over into the main valley
of Little Hiver, and te the valleys of
the stream that break into the river
Along th entire southern edge of
Harnett eounty from the Moore eounty
line to the Tape Fear river, with possi
bly a slight eireptiou where the ridge
ia rarver ereek t..wnthip on the f'um
berland aide breaks into the valley this
high soil fertility appear to show it
self, and it carries burk into Hoke and
Cumberland for several miles, in the
l ong street set tii.n of Moke ami t "um
ber I and taking on a different r hi. rat
ter, yet holding its fertility in nr
prilling degree. The fait ii that film
berlanl eounty h.xi but little of the
variety of Boil that it loeHlly deiion
ted as sandhill land, and the same i.
true uf iiiueli of Hoke roiuity, for the
tuui.lhill land of the northern part "f
the eounty is so much supplanted by
the more fertile lands of the other
type that the rhnraeter of the soils In
the entire retion of the loer lattle
river is a enuntant surprise to th man
who has been accustomed to think the
hole of northern Hoke, western Cum-
berlsnd arid southern Harnett Is barren
and. If J i' Jordan never does any
thing else for his state he has don
enough In discovering the Little river
valley to entitle him to a rig-lit sizable
memorial abaft when lie romrw to netwi a
aha ft, and may that .lay bo fur nwny
I doat know how many people are
ivi-i af ths larirs amniint of Tel.
lent valley land that ii to be fulfil. 1
here oa the border of these counties.
It waa a aarprlae to me. and to a m.in
who covered part of the country with
me It waa a revelation. Just aa the
I.indleya bad grown enthusiastic over
the. possibilities of the Jumping run
valley for nursery trees so this niflh
w enthusiastie over other possibiti
tics
"The Vslley of Eden."
"What a country for Irish potatoes!"
be said. "Or for wheat. If I had a
farm in this section I would think I
had entered the valley of Kden."
rV.unds aa if I had taken a job of
raahtng a real estate deal, doeant itt
Hut th fact is I don't know a ho men
hardly a (ingle acre of the land In thia
whole territory, except that belonging
to the Overhill property an. I tha Lind
ley nursery property, and I have not I
th remotest Idea of whether they are
honting buyers or not. But I veutnre
that if a man fakes tho trouble to Mud
the esners of th vast bulk uf the fer
tile land that he can Mud in a renson-al-l
isinjo outside of these two big
trt.er1it s he cau And land equal to
any kind in Iowa thnt sell for '-'" i
nn acre, and that It ran buy it f . . r a
tenth that aiim here and may be leu
I did not ask any price, for I ;ii n.t
buying. Belling nor fitrurin' I w.-is
merely thinking of the i.w p..-.il.ih
ties that nre In si-M of strip of
groun 1 that form th. . it end of the
triangle that h.it I'm it I . i i lie, .Southern
Pmea and S;inl'..rd f. r it corners.
So far this country is a forest. I'rom
1,.' Moore county line across Little
Kn.r tunaHlup to th Harnett county
line th speedometer registered altout
17 miles. The population of the town
ship jt the last census was SU4. With
n half a mile of the Moore county line
we passed two small house. I do not
recall another for nine miles, as vc
were Mpproarhina: Morrison 'a britluo on
l.ittle river. But this Is rliaiiKiiiK
Throughout the township several settle
meats have eommenctd. aud the popu
latioa now Is much greater than sit
iresrra agr. I.ittre Hiver township win
show a gratifying figure at the next
count. At a fork of the road we were
in doubt as to th road to take The
ae tht appeared to be most traveled
aeemed to take too far to the south
Foreet all around and no house in sight
to Inquire. 8n we took the traveled
mad, aad came shortly to the river and
surprise. The traveled road led to
right mndera piece of development
-wieti-,TWtHe'r fat
building a big new dam to provide more
water power for their mill, their town,
and to aJl to b,uxer ,laother, loam,
vTHboflt Making any wo! to get out
t the world these folk by Jnn win
have aa electric plant capable of sup
plyiag WM) horse power, which will he
eoaaeted ap with their plant farther
ap th river to supplement the work
H ia already doing in Vaaa, Raeford.
Lutlw, Pineburat, etc Big dam.
plenty of water. 25 feet fall, concrete
construction, Weatinghouse equipment
tbaranghly ap to date, almost ready
t ran end no fuss about it.
-FallateaT With Water Fewer.
Tbi aeetion uf th. rUat it polluted
with water power. Little Hiver ha a
krt af it, aad the small streams all have
thair dams aad ar capable of much'
aaaew power when It ia developed la a
modern and aeoaomkral way, a will be
tha ease ia th eoura of Urn when
tha region ia mora nettled aad la need
of the power. I stood oa th bank of
th river aad looked at that water
power t considerable time. It 1 not
a bif P1" M these things go aow
aanys, bat it I big vn at that. A
OS) hut at power development I a lot
af power. Jl B only oa af a lot of
ataor plant that can be created dowa
hww ia h TvfwM, aad ltS setacwr&r
fca U ataievemeat Hers ia tha woods
aiw aleetric UghU aad aleetria motor,!
M xetrpaowaa, aad all af th magical
aataprlaga af tha lelrie- feres that
thk thin; tsaaernUa.' U it th ftory af
psvsrer . Power en a (rata that ran be
adapted p taw needs of tha inhabitant
f thia eeeamsaity when It becoaie a
community. Power right tt th end
of the road, convereiewt for every use,
subdividing' into the smallest unit, or
combining into bigger ones suitable for
energy on a a.-a!e to satisfy big need.
We can't cipher out the tremendou in
fluence of this thing we found by tak
ing tha wrong road.
Two year ifo a man lio has a con
Iderable bun.-li of land in the west side
of Little River township asked me what
he could do with it to be a profit aad
advantage ami my idea wa ta cut it
S ! "1" tr his of. jwedanitB.. aUeaad,
build bouse and put tenant or buyer
en it. The war came and nothing wa
dona. Us brought up the aanaa iu-
vw again: ia wwea, and t tlt hiptt
to go over tills stvctioa and. irtudj ats
poealbUities and flgur out what they
signify for a brl and coaiprehetnitv
development tif th whole MttU RJw
valley. Something is shaping her,
l'oaaibly it ia too vaa:uc ot for dfinl
tion, but with power, soil, climate, ple
tureaqn tcenery, good roads buildiag
Into vsry cove and corner, people of
means from th North exploring th
outlying region, it has all the signs
of aomehting bfjrger than little patch
of clearing and one amis plowing
around th stump.
latereatiag Bits af Scenery.
Jut prior to tha death of T. M.
Emerson, of the Coaat Lias, tha com
pany made a survey from Iakewood to
SouU.m Piae. with th poaaible idea
fo a road aero th country to eatah
torn of th Southern Pine aad Piaa
harst wlnur trtiBo. After leaving
Lakcwood, a short dlatanr bova Tv
ettoville, aad getting past Bearer eraek,
th (urvey kept oa dry grao4 fer
nearly 30 mil ta rVmthcrn Plaaa, net
a stream in all that distaaa tttreandag
the routo. The nrvejr followed the
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'aaaar.ta
5iX
IIS!lffl!ll!3!fEl!
ridge that divides Iittl Biver from
Bockflsh, and If ever th road ia bniH
It will be oaa of tha avoet intwtiag
bit of railroat) from tha tourist stand
point in the State Out of Southern
Pine th road smrt a bit of rocky
ridge- known locally as tha Highland.
From th summit of th Highlands,
which U bat a quarter of S mil from
th Highland Pine Iaa, S view it af
forded that covera tha country lik the
panorama from th top of th peak
ia th mountain of Weetara North
Carnjlaa. - i'mi. r Sv mil farther
out th survey cross tha Bull bill
lummit, from wliieh another view is
gained. A few mile mora "and the
Johnson mountain "bluff rta up in
front. From the top of tha Johnson
mouutain a wider range la before the
eye. Thie height continue wall dowa
toward th Cap Fear.
Oa the top of tha Highlands near
Southern Pine is tht famona Hottea
haucr peach orchard, aow owned aad
operate.! by George Abraham, and th
oil of that orchard hat don mora
thaa any other to mak North Oaroliaa
peaches famous in tha market of th
North. A streak of that paemllar toil
runs along th ridge far dowa Into
Cumberland eounty. It ia aa wall da
Saad along it margins almoet a if a
f no had beea built en th ground ta
mark it outline. To tt gMlofiat tt
la probably a simple thing. Ta th
man who ha lived in thia part ot tha
oaatry all his lif tt la cariosity.
T tha atraagar who has iookd a this
ragioa aa s Oontiaaed wolon of
trU aad hills It Is s awrprnM, al
moat a much a tha black allt bottom
of tha Jumping run vallay whr th
bif auraery ha loeatad.
What' Tha AawwarT u
Ihtt ia th anrsres all this :- t
I doaH kasrw. It om to sa 4aaia
lawtg aaaabcr ot viattara gavgiag
to-th -winter reeweta of ta taldoyU
aiU.rkay mm. way faniak a, aoawer,
fW oaa t the aaaprav aoe-aa. s
pe- ",roan four aide wavotnorHrn i
arsaaehiag. , -. Uwnn. . on -. tha faa aid
t Mamett. U gmag the VI fphiifir
some new ideas. Doke, farfne-r wcjt, ia
waking tha old quirt ta a aew bf a
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'ti-ii
FavettevlUe influences are turning at
tention to the Uanoheater territory.
Saaford is talking about things down
th (ape Fear aad TaJkm Yntley
branch of th Coast Line. And the
visitor at Southern Piaea are burning
up gasoline drifting out over the roa.l
tiiat head for Harnett end the north
uf Hoke and Cumberland.
On thing overlooked in many place
that pertains to the fertile vaileys up
here ia Harnett and northern Hoke and
Cumberland la drainage. Al of this
country m hlyegwngti tw-Barw-peTf eet
drainage. ' Frsquently fertility of (oil
means wet land. The stream that flow
Lthrough the .botier.trritorj cf Hoke
tutu ininril Br mui BirT-antB bwti
the fall liae, falling rapidly enough for
water power, which mean rapidly
enough for . esc Hen t drainage, nnd
drainage nveians a lot ia farming as
well aa ia that other advantage ia roua
try Ufa, th abaeaea of moaquito.
Tb approach of developmeat aad the
opening of good roads ia having its
influence oa thia aeetion of tha tstata.
Th Increase j laad value indicate
that somebody ha aa eye oa th fntnr
of the vast forest. Lands ar chang
ing hands her aad there. Const dr
abla of it is for farm prajeeta, aad
considerable foe evtsrniativ held bags.
But th speenlativ laveatmemt means
that a future kaa beea discovered for
th neighborhood, ilea with money
do not part H lata anything ualesa they
are able to see that wharo tbey pal
it la sack race nre or prospect that tt
will 'torn back ovwataally aad bring
mora With it Bach men weigh np the
varioa factors that eount, aad whsa
they have decided oa their coarse i i
because thaw have th rrtdeaca. T
-Dlmint fiaafa of F win re.
Tha big farm that sea- developing
m as I I I a
Bases
BlSWSt IIS, BW-s-lBBrfrssHsBSI
PsilliimT Ii lis
IN
mmm
down in the lower emt of the -lumping
run valley aad tlitl bui nursery of the
Lindlcy are two of the proofs of what
la ahead. It is true that the magnifi
cent lands that have been opened by
these development do riot reach all
over the bonier of the three eountiee,
yet these developments are eifrnlficent
of other things that are to come.
These pioneers have opened the road,
aad discovered conditions that were
not supposed to exist in any part of
th Saadhills country. .
' I nave 'been familiar with the Sand
hills country for nearly a quarter of a
eaatnry, yet th more I get acquainted
wtth-the- i igana euilwaeed in the in ,4
danait dee-sriptiea of tha Sandhills
the more I cam to look oa th Sand
hill country as a country that ha beea
misjudged aad underrated. Or may be
we will keep lopping off bit from th
Sandhill hero aad there and reetrkt
lag th real Sandhill until aot much Is
left but isolated spots In on piae or
another not trbr cauugli to do mor
than austaia the nam..
Unless I mis my guess whsa th
road ia iaiahed from Tile Lin d ley nar
sery throe or four mile) to th oast to
coa aert with tb road that has com
oat from Lallingtoa,"- traveler from
Raleigh coming down into this lowar
ceuatry, to FnyottevUIc, Boathora
Plaaa aaeT farther weft asd aontk, will
cam by waw of OwerkUL and a lot of
folka are going to be surprised to see
what lower Harnett and Northern Hok
and Oaimborlaad ksva had eencaaled
ia tha fsreet ansuapevted by th oat
aid world.
It ia reported that saarthquk la
Uaioa county, Oregon, hss aaaaod a hot
apriag ta becsen cold, tta flow la
raalng trafold. while ia aaotkar spot
a large ewriag brt eat tight la Us
msidia af a mack trnvwlad pubdat roast
' fr- ' r" s,
Thsv tjrpai . wcTos. whisk kaa
fceea given, sineo tia.whr fit libarstiaai
la ISU, : a aot, a nam manly taippoosd,
Uirb of caot Iron, but ks aa edging
af sflrvT. Bestowal of tho doctaratjoa
with tt s asaall allowaaos too
km af tha rank aad Sis. .
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AND TELEGIAFH COMPANY
FOB SALE.
Hash, Door, and Blind Mansfarturiws,
and Woodworking Plant t Pa bus
Auction, April IS, 1 p. ., on
Premises. Rorky Mount, N. C.
Located in th fastest growing city
in the Stale; on the "niain line of
A. C. L. B. K. Only plant sf kind In
section. Population of Rocky Mount,
14,"00. Big territory to draw from.
Owners have decided on volontsry
liquidation nnd full retirement from
business. Plant will not be started ap
Hgain under present matisgeoions.
Kverything will be sold to highest bid
der. Property adjoins freight depot and
faces bittilrthic paved street oo two
side. Large lot for lumber yard.
Hide track on property. Krsry facility '
for prompt handling of shipments.
Timber supply ample nnd nearby.
White labor sapply. Maia building -of
standard brick construction containing
2S.O0O square feet of floor pr. Two
dry kiln. 200 - horse pewr boiler
Usual auxiliary buildings and transfer
tracks. Plants completely equipped
with blower system and new machinery
needed in manufacture of dressed lum
ber, sash, doors, blinds, shew esses,
mantels, and other niaUirial ased in
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La. au.l return, account South
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Southern Conference for Edu
cation snd Industry. Tickets
on sale April 11, 12. IS, 16 and
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I. C. ami return, account 25th
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ters of the Americau Revolu
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12.
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thern Baptist Convention.
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inclusive. Final limit May 31.
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Jnn IS by depositing ticket
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Ala., and return account An
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al llay 13 to 17 inclusive.
Finnl limit May 25. Final
limit may be cxtendsd to June
14 by depositing ticket snd
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Ingham.
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Oglethorpe. Tickets en sal
during AprH, May, Jane, July
and August. ' See ticket agent
for limits aad other informa
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