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Reading Is To The Mind What Exercise, la To The Hody THE HOME PAPER VOL" IX BEAUFORT, N. C. THURSDAY JULY 15 1920 NUMBER 27 EVERY jffHURSD AY t ff V. ) ir. 1 1 ill CROP IS ' . ruit Prospects In North v Carolina 1920 Best In Many Years Remarkable Progress In Hog Cholera Work Dur ing The Past Year Tne remarkable number of 125,000 hogs' were immunized, against hog cholera in North Carolina, during the year ending June 30. This and other inter esting figures feature the report of Dr. F. D. Owen, Federal in spector in charge cfJiog cholera work, just given out from Ral eigh. To treat these animals nearly 5.000,000 cubic centime ters of serum were sent out through the State Department of Agriculture and used by fed eral and state veterinarians and serum administrators. In furtherance of the work, 87 Republican Candidate for Governor of N C. North Carolina promises its best fruit crop in years, based on conditions of June 15th. Condit ions indicated fifty per cent of a full crop of apples and 66 per cent for peaches. Practically all fruit throughout the State made ' a satisfactory growth of wood and a splendid sef of friit buds for this years crop. Favorable weather prevailed' during the winter, and with the exception of weakened peach trees very little winter injury occurred. The spring as late and the pnrlv nart was favnrahlp hut- frost, freezing weather,' cold ESSSSJKS hd ? SSJSf; ... , f, . ; mers were told or the meths winas, ana com rainy weatner of treating and controlling hog during April and May were re- cholera. Federal and state vet- sponsible for the reduction in erinarians visited 3359 farms for the crop in the Piedmont and he Purpose of assisting and giv- Moun.a.n section. 'probtemfand ITS o? 535 The apple crop in these sec-1 farmers and stockraiseis were tions was injured by the frosts interviewed in the course of the and cold that occurred in April i work. A total of 678 special in around the 6th and 14th arid , vestigations were made to deter , , 1C.U t t i mine and diagnose diseased con- during the loth and 16th of May ditions of swine at which 253 au. but the most general injury was: t0psieswere hefd. Included in caused by unfavorable weather i these figures is- a large amount at Rooming time. The rainy ' 0 work conducted by Dr. W. H. weather and cold winds that pre-! Wright, government veterinarian vailed in many' sections during stationed in this territory, blooming time caused poor poll-j D-. Owen states in his report ination by preventing the unre- that the work of controlling hog stricted-work of insects. There cholera has reached its highest was a heavy bloom in most sec- j point of efficiency in the year tions but as a result of poor poll- just closed. Efforts have hereto ination a large amount of fruit fore been concentrated on educa dropped off. ' " tional work tut this phase of the Peaches in the Mountains and work has about been completed. Piedmont sections were injured j Nearly every portion of the state by frost and cold during April ' has been covered and farmers and in certain sections the frost haye been made thoroughly ac and cold period in May reduced quainted with the method of the crop. Practically a full crop treating cholera. of peaches is indicated througn- j The majority of hogs raised in out the Coastal Plain and the I the state come from the eastern Sand Hills. However, in these sections, there has been consider able winter injury to the trees In the Sand Hill Section, which is the largest commercial peach district in the State, a splendid crop will be' harvested. The number of bearing trees is in creasing every year and the pro duction this year will be in- the neighborhood of 250 cars. Good prices are being quoted for peaches at this date on the dif ferent markets, and returns should prove satisfactory. Grapes and small fruits indi cate a very good crop. Pecans in Eastern North Car olina promise to be below nor mal because of the very heavy production of last year and the unfavorable weather in certain sections at blooming time. A, good fig crop is indicated thou shout tfv eastern part of the state. section and it is therefore in this section that the majority of the work has been done. Inasmuch as 85 per cent of all losses 1 in swine are caused by cholera, it can be seen that the control of , i " NEW REALTY COMPANY Corporation - Formed To RPfcMcan Candidate For wTwuui inn .iDeair i BIG TIME HERE Do General Real Estate And Develepment Business Here. Large Crowd Expected Next Tuesday will be. a big' JOHN J. PARKER A' Fine Showing Made In this issue of the News there appeats tne quarterly statement. and a p. advertisement ot the Beaufort Hanking and Trust Company which is weTl worth reading. It shows the remark able growth of this progressive institution. The business of the 'aufort Banking and Trust C impany is now almost three quarters of a million dollars nicn makes it tne largest oank $adler--Springle Last Friday evening at tvne o'clock a very piet.y out quiet weddiniz look Dlace at ihe home iot Keverena vv. vv. Lewis wnenivoncici A charter has been granted day for Carteret county Repub- this week by the Secretary of licans. On that day John J. Par- ' State io the Carteret Realty and ker their nominee for Governor . Company of Beaufort. This con- of North Carolina will be in the cem proposes to do a real estate county and will speak twice, at - 4 and insurance business and, will Beaufort in the day time and in I make a specialty of farrrKlands Morehead City that night. 1 he authorized capital stoclcof Mr. darkens billed to speak the. company is $100,000, of in Wilmington the night before which $1000 has been paid in. and by travelling a good part of The officers of - company are E. the night can arrive in Beaufort J. Becton, Kir.ston President, on the morning train and will 4 A. L, Wilson, Newport Vice-Presi speak shortly after getting here dent, D. W. Morton, Beaufort, which will be about the' noon Secretary, and W. G. -Mebane, hour. Beaufort, Treasurer. The Republican' nominee is' The new compay expects to making a vigorous canvass of handle reil estate wherever the North Caroling having already ' opportunity presents itseir out hputien in quite a number of will make a specialty of improved places. He is young and vigor and unimproved lands in Carter- ous and is, a forceful speaker, et county. More than ninety per At the University where he cent of the lands of this county graduated he was considered as are not under cultivation and one of the best debaters that1 v- t j while of course some of it cannot er went there. .He has been be successfully tilled, there is practicing law new for about much of it that can be farmed twelve years and has built up a profitably. The Carteret Realty good practice and made a fine Company will undertake to bring reputation as a man and a Jaw in seitlers from the outside a.id vcr. In Monroe, his home town, establish them jin this connty . he enjoys the respect of all T re A tremendous development srardless of political affiliations.' has been going on for several In his speeches M r. Parker dis years in tr.c ccunues io mc v-o uiiwucisas taxation, west of this section but here the agriculture, education, state and ' fields has scarcely been touched. natonal politics and various.. When the people up the matters of public interest. . State and in other states find Mr- Parker is the first candi that they can buy good lands date for Govt rnor tq visit Carter here much cheaper than in their et county in a great many years own cortimunities they will gladly and his coming is looked for make investments here. The ward to with much interest by Realty Company will Kepub.icans and' Democrats. Miss Sallie Sadler ot lieaufort became tne bride of Mr. Maniev Springle. Only a few intimate friends witnessed the wedding. this disease will place the swine in the county and one of the lar industry on a sate and prohtable gest in the coastal country basis and result in an enormous Marriage Licenses saving to the people of the state. Ft Watermelons Arrive Marriage Of IntereVt A marriage of much interest occurred at Roe Saturday after noon about six o'clock to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Daniels when their niece Miss Lula Daniels who is one of the dearest little girls of Roe, be came the bride of Mr. Roy Good win one of Lola's most popular young men. . The ceremony was performed i Marriage licenses have been granted to the following named , couples; Owing to the lateness of Spring Roy Goodwin and Lula Dan- tfcis year, watermelons have i iels, Roe, M. V. Springle and been somewhat Tflte in putting i" j balhe Sadler, Beaufort, Jas. G. their appearance. Last v ear Weeks and Krte Jones. Iiogue. some were on the market here' Alex Lewis and Margaret Gilli the first of July, but the first ; kin Otw ay, Samuel Smith and load this year came in on Mon- Delia Hargctt lieaufort, Troy day the 12th. They were of the ! S. Brown Beulahville ynd Ben- Bogue Sound variety and were 'nie Rita HernnKton, New port. as usual nice melons, mere were about 250 in the lot and they brought the grower 40 cents each. Now in a few days Hank Of Beaufort Sta emcnt Oriental Newt The whistle of The Oriental Lumber Company will be silent for an indefinite period. Work stopped Saturday the 10th in&L tome twenty five men ire thrown out of employment in the town proper to say nothing of many who have been rafting logs; the merchants in the town will there fore "Cash in" about $2000 less every Saturday night The ke plant under the same manage ment is also closet it is hoped and believed this will be only temporary juM at orrent we tan dispense with lumber better than with ice the grown folks need (ce water and the kids want cones. The Oriental band was doing fine under the able leader hip ol Mr. Robeson and we are hoping for his rrf urn. I ii. :n i :. t by Reverend Wilson Lupton and lDC) wm quuc p,culuu was witnessed by many relatives and mends. After tne ceremony was per formed the newly weds went to Lola to attend the Free Will 'Japtist church where they were warmly welcomed and greeted with heartiest congratulations. Hud A Fine Trip judge K. J. Respess returned last Saturday from his trip to Hendersonville where he attend ed a meeting of the State County Commissioners. He . made a part of his trip by luto and had a fine chance to see the beauti ful mountain country and the Piedmont section. Cat f O Cu art phi carrWrt tf tfla tr. 14 trrtlrWt from Uf Ht Ilk )t rtiWf hnbf ib Hxm At Uhmmiiila -1 h mr1iml fur itoOwf flt of lolrf ?. la Ibli tht patlvni oi lha W- rnli4lU IrapulM to riinl mti vmliar' aT tlnx bfoct doing any Jt!a. Dm rM rril0 m of a gin fco had to lap oo U rrico of lh - Nna tlma bvforo f rttlng Jola U; hundrvtl llm tfor bnithlti( W wa; 10 ktwt-k ibr UmM on a ! by " ildo of th ilm.r, and a loilmr Dombor of time no lb dw itMf bofvro aho mould anlork It TKo Milk aoltto 0tf SkMii OuMJ T1nio: "1 bo trM duty vf i bo AwrW-o olo la Io tmn lb yoaik of lb land fr Uo toriUo of Ufa." Boot Traaarnpt. The fUtement of the Bank of Vaufoit which appears in this issue of the News show s a very substantial Increase over the o made some months ;igo. This hank which is the oldest in the countv has not only etainrd the rnnhdf nr e t.f the cuLIiC but IS being favored with a steadily in creasing patronage. Lota O It Horo. I flRlaM. laayora, bor ti aomra ptrnl oaapioravont. mtn bn aa tw)lrano for ibo prpe oa galaiei btorlkal ot(nr. ' I m m Cakoa. X9 b.kia rrKTy rfw t tbo orM tv lb V ftoH diHrtrl nt UaMsHtnaHla, aa a.co ul au lrti aa art. try to attract investors ot this i ne speaking will take place in sort to this county. It will also the court house unless the crowd undertake some important de- s too large when it may be out velopements in the town of of doors. An invitation to at Beoufort and will do all it can to tend is extended to everybody, advertise and assist in the growth As won en will be allowed to ot both town and the rural dis- vote this year it is thought that tricts. they will be interested in hear- mg Mr. Parker's address. The G. N. Class of the Metho- nou af SuapieioN. Qist kunday bchool. will give a -1 nolle..." ron.arko.1 tanuw w Iawn m jn .u . . . f toaarl. "ll'Ot you alwaje io away np . . , 7" north whon yoo mako up your mind to IJ- A. tiornaday, Thursday July go tMn' atire i-nough." iom. Lke, Candy, Lemonade -Ttit l.aa own. my cu.tom. rr- an(j lceTearn w n y, fa- ,,u - (narked Iho i-nlbu.laat. LipU.n. : J: -Well. I dunoo. but Ifa a gooa inoa t kuum, is wjrai- to ret f' B,B 0101 ail mviiea to attend. be ext',,, ,0 " 'on TO ohow jur eatch Inatld o bragfl' aw it- , Birth Of Infant n,,,u.' M . Mr and Mr. N. II. Russ... d.t of Diatma and that night n aaid. nave cen ine recipients ol the -Mother. Ah. bow my kne acbeaT congratulations of many friends -That la )ut a growing r"' n t!l be all fgbt I u morniDg, r- rtted Ma motbrr. ' . . a -A IK. At Inat i'.nn nnumtg. nln ' In t ane. ana a. - K the r T bind arofco Cblrtfc on account of the birth of a fine boy baby which occurred last Friday. Move The Fish Boats The News has heard a lot of e Cfiter l.w in IL btil M a neertated lb tlnM f pve-b In nf k' ptaymatea. OTlftetitiy. for kea artii b naa aniloua to U.la Jark'a mapn m nark bo replWd, "V trorytktag bo aay baa a k It" ' PHf Naeo. Tko mUh ot tb Alm l kimbs ty of fWfifl, irti( to fMi Inrbe In Itelgbi ad !ft MW mrrttlj pu4a. a rhMD and oaaliy preparw i mninini iium uw punic as IO nent fc broken china la tim mited the practice of tying up the big fish boats right in the center of the town. These camplaintt wltb Ibo abtto of an egg. unty iai wlBrlent blt of an egg t mow rtlrl at a Urn, and mil tboe. eugbly wltk a awail .atiry f n Apply a'tr xh P'0" I ho an If to la broken, and In a abort Urn tha foment wnt at and .nlto bard. come from both residents and visitor. The odor from some of the boats is highly offensive and it seems to be the general impression that the nuisance "vrto of tM Koat. i hitmnf boM l like a ntnw0 tn a aalllt beti f-m ttl wbewl an- 6k It. H tnrwa, lad grtiMlo. and far) lr, Km tnr Hour; If yo ml n -I lit. rlrnly of maalc at a polKWI t Opped. gnthrrltig." remarked Senalof gnm. -To think it baa a calming win etiror Tndobielly. Tb great bry ahut hraa tniad I taai n rani m norfciod.' I. H aony Lther. t In, l atilt gnat s Nil (ben lietf 11 g-.nda ui alowly vonra No -Wb la Mr Mill after for kndgo partteaf bad rH;rf." -to, bat "bo atwaya aud jo baa a Kk i m owagM SM b) e Alarm Wriot WtUk, Wltk an alarm wrtet watch la piled -a otortrtc battery to awake a ate? at ovaigaalod tlaa by aendlnf k rwrtiM tkrwogk aa4 tu tng nulf ejotaj kla am. : Trwola Tat i a tofoty. Amwwe ny Aora In nam of tM tarwfie rwwun tVi raataoi arit prrHa a wearing a ring net wltk tarwwota aa lailaa agitaot a iMMl geatk. ir d irk le rief. J D. ' Int. a tb is k w" kvarU; kn Jew art i artoj S ' 1 .------- . aaanamMamaaamaW-' "' p"" m 0 0 9
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