ENTEREDF AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20,' 1928; AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS. MARCH 3, 1879
(Lite (Lnnut Satlu Bulletin
Vol. 8 TRYON, N. C., FRIDAY, JAN. 24, 1936 E-st. 1-31-28
FILLERS
We have a request for the names
of the t manufacturers’ of Polk
county’s noted corn whiskey*
Twenty-nine cases for violating the
Prohibition laws will be tried next
week in Columbus. All interested
may get in touch with the convicted
parties.
It isn’t legal to manufacture
liquor in Polk county, but it is all
right with the State , to make and
sell wine if you have a govern.
merit permit. Dr. Louis . Fuldner
has established Polk county’s first
legal *winery since the new law
passed. Falerno is the beautiful
name designating this new enter
prise, which bottles Tryon Grape
Juice in convenient form. The first
supply has already been exhausted,
some of it went to Milwaukee to
make it even more famous. How
eve’ , more is being bottled.
Wool’s press is printing a new
telephone directory for the Polk
County Telephone Co.
Telephone news items about your
guests end friends. Office phone
99. Residence 126-J. This is
1-9-3-6 and we are trying to put
out a better paper.
One week from today the Tryon
Daily Bulletin will be 8.years old.
A number of its first newsboys
have grown up, married and have
children*. Time really marches on.
We don’t have time to take stock
of things as we move rapidly on
day after day, but it gives a hick
editor a lot of satisfaction to see
dozens of notes marked PAID.
Every time a Tryon person buys
an automobile out of Tryon it costs
the community hundreds of dol
lars. If: bought from ‘ the local i
-Continued, on Back Page——* i
Basketball Tonight
At 7:30 tonight Tryon high will
again meet Sunny View. The
games in the last meeting of the
two schools were very closely
fought and tonight the same is in
view.
Through the courtesy of Dr.
Green the school has been able to
put up a stove in the seating sec
tion. This adds greatly to the
comfort of the spectators and his
kindness is appreciated very much
by the Athletic Association.
The girls start their game at
7:30.
Referee, Eargle) (Newberry).
Umpire, Edwards (Columbus).
HEADLINES
The President’s administration *
is seeking new taxes to aid its
farm program. Money must be
raised by some kind of Federal
levy. :
Bonus to mean new taxation ac
cording to observers.
Italians and Ethiopians both
claim victories in recent battles
in. Africa.
Sub-zero weather and continued
cold is pi’edicted for Asheville and
vicinity.
Kipling’s ashes are laid away at
Westminster Abbey.
• Soviet delegate stirs League of
Nations with his- charges that
Japan, Germany and Italy consti
tute menace to peace.
France seeking new leader to
form cabinet vacated by Premier
Laval.
BQdy of King George, V, lies in
State.