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Est. 1-31-28_Saturday and Sunday_^ol. 18.—No. 212
ENTERED /S SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor.
TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, DEC. 20, 1945
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Weather Wednesday: High 42,
low 27, rain .28 . . . The Armed
Forces -to discharge 837,000 man
and women within the next two
months. Army points dropped to
50 for enlisted men. Navy points
cut to 36 . . . Churchill, Lady
Astor among noted to visit Ameri
ca in January. Jdrs. Franklin
Roosevelt goes to England as mem
ber of the United Nations First
General Assembly . . . President
Truman asks Congress to unite
Jtiy and navy under one head.
Christmas program scheduled
at Tryon Firsts Baptist church
for Friday night has been called
off.Miss Ruth But
ler ot iryon will De among me
Mission Hosoital student nurses
to sing over WWNC radio station
Saturday night at 6:30 . . . Berg
Foster just called up and said to
add to his ad that his Home Weav
ers i« located one-half mi’e from
MSssildine’s in the old Appalachian
Handweavers building on road to
• he Country Club, but his ad was
already printed, so he gets this
break. All advertisements for The
Bulletin should be in the day be
fore publication. Part of each day’s
Bulletin is printed the day before.
Anyone desiring to have a Christ
(lovtiviipd 07i Back Pape
W. R. HOOTS DESCRIBES
GROWTH OF A CHAMPION
Robert N. Golding of Columbus
exhibited an 18-months-old Aber
deen Angus bull at the Southeas
tern Live Stock Show held in At
lanta, Ga., last November. This
bull won the blue ribbon of his
class and he won the reserved
grand championship of the show.
This means that the Golding bull
was the second Dest in tne snow.
| The name of Mr. Golding’s farm
is “The Falling Waters Farm”. It
is located in the hills of Polk
County, North Carolina. The bull
was named for the farm, “General
of Falling Waters.” This accom
plishment in the hilly Piedmont
will, no doubt, be of interest to all
cattle breeders in this section, and
I the methods used to gain this
accomplishment may prove bene
ficial to others.
About four years ago, Mr. Gold
ing boucht 1,400 acres of land in
Polk County and decided to raise
cattle. At this time, he knew little
about farming and raising cattle.
He did, however, ftave'some definite
ideas about what he wanted to do
and what it would take to do it.
These ideas were useful in helpine
to work out a plan of developmen'
on the Falling Waters Farm. This
plan of development for raisi- '
rattle on the farm consists of tV>
following general, but basic idQap •
First, the owner must know wh J
he wants to do; second, the own'
and herdsman must know the b'1
cattle business; third, estab1!
good pastures and make arran
ments to nroduce good hay f”
other feed before securing aniir
After some study and obser
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