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STATE NOW
RANKS FOURTH
In Hvtiro-KUvtrif I'owvr N' rt :t
Carolina Fork's to tin' Foiv.
Surpassing All States Saw
New York. California a' 1
n.
\ If. Nov. \
Jnia now rank* f ■ :n • '..u
. f :'a • ' -Mr
iiydr. i k'i trie iwii. :i . a!
, f .. : |,t ii hi '-i r. u.T in ;.-e, .. -
l ■!•>!:: . • till' ft i t lit IVII I", of til-
I S. L. ! >c- .(! - :rvc> oil Till •a. ;
city f ua 1 r wheels installed in
: ! tn: - • f " ll l\ p. it' in fi u>;' -
'().ii,,s,oiml horsepower, ill :'i a-.-
of S'M.oOO of • \i r li' pi r ccf ••••• r
.!•>! th« iri >• to i!a*
r.
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developed water power New Yore
hoi'sept wer. I .ilif 'n ia and W'a.-h
-int'i !! ' 1 w. u ' Maiiv oni! \\\ i
a'tcr this stati. «'f tl., n a-, n•*
i ii fir the nation ;• :- '.it • *.u.ir
por oont was in electrii : uMa
utility and only one per vent .a the
manufa ' ,;r:n>r plants.
The report p ints out that it i
the power development in the Middle
Mia:". Si ;th Atlanti and Ka.»t I
S'i.; - h ( i r.trtil -t.iio that prmr
ii •» if mi>-t rapidly, and New Knjr
land's ri ativc standing continues to
liei-ri . . Tla '"'iruri- fir N rt!i
t 'aro. ::;i a ativi ■ f .1 -ti ady
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!evi lopmont >f additional power to
nu.'t thi- in,-reused industrial de
nial!.is, according to tlu- report, there
ire w installed in thi.- state lt'S,-
100 • lore horsepower than wire
ava a': 'o last year.
. .it vng tiio relation of hydro
elect r> •wer to textile mattafa.tu'v
and oi' !'.dustries in the Piedmont
territory, which in-, hides inujortant
sections . Smith Carolina, the
I Vires aii more important.
In connect with the report of
'.!»•• survi'y it • tvstintr to noli
general imi - given to water
| wi r develop] in Western
N nh Carolina i > recent water
•ow.-r i-i'iifeivilie f, Vsheviiie,
when a tentative ri ■ 'hi pow
er survey heimr 10 1 y the
government on thi.' Fit ! ; ..j riv
ii and its triinitaries w:.-
Cuticcrning the Tonnes livir
»urve> whieh in !u l.'s ia 1 it
Itroad, the s'ato depart ntt n*.
l'i o'ogy has the following to -a\ .
"It contemplate the* dewlopnunt
igh di ■ aim rosi rio'rs of it
■ arii - it' :!i 'l'i lint sar i: v, r
a- : fiv'i till ! ■ tnt t" vie .c of
regulating the flow of the lYnnes
a navigalio stream capable
• f the year round. Such a pro
• -of ii a si.'.e a- practical-
I a!.;, .-.ah tli - - the po--
- \ of a g. i vert •• •• t appropria
• ■ make • i r The state
air v (joi'S ' -ay that private
. . !al nr:- - ' to help, and de
. ; •• - that wi! draw iruiustrie
wi • w .••!: make the freight
trat! '• a . ;a> for the dov -1-
opnn !'. ' :.; •!! to the water
power • w I l o produced.
I
IH-ilti "Ho ri the number f
farms t- . ■ .'untid for in part
by thi f. • - tie of them woii
too po ii • ; 1 a flivver. I
ton Trai
THE DANBURY REPORTER
' TORUTO SALES
STOP WEDNESDAY
Tobacco Market Will I>o CKtsv.l
Next Thursday. Friday an.l
Saturday For Thanksgixing.
Announcement i- mailt* !>y the
superintendent of tobacco sales ;it
Winston-Salem that the toba .-co
s wao houses the I v. *ll i lose in X'.
Wednesday nigh* '■ Thanksgi. in
r and will not reopen until Monday,
j Novi inl't r UOtli.
t . I r Mime days sales have 1 u t-ii x
tiv:ml\ large and piices remain
about tin' averaging arc: n.t
, >iin *t i!i cents p» r pound. Tlu- I
tt*r grades ait bringing fairly sa i-
factoi> pri t-s but poorer grades .it«
r nut I>i - injjriii»r their worth. farm. i
-ay.
\\\ X. Reynolds
1 'ndonvont Operation
V\ V I!* ynolds. will known i -
Zen . f Winston-Salem, who recently
wont i . I'ultiniore hospital f-n
troatniriit. i::i-i>• r*\• ■ *i: an opors c i*•?!
last wt't'k. II -i • ■ .i;ti>n is rt'pi •!
• to I'f satisfactory.
Protect Farm
Machineiy From
The Weather
: Farm machinery and implom ■ nts
• will In- ;SIMI vi-r\ little in the :iold
" from now until in\t spring, so, pat
thom away under shelter and in good
ropair. thus saving tinio and ni.-in y
p next spring.
"I'ut tho machinery and imple
mi nts in an implement shod i r in
sunn outbuilding un tho farm whore
thoy will IK- protected from tho rains
.iinl snows of tin- winter,"' says I'. F.
Wiavi-r, farm engineer of tin- 1» -
lartmen: of Agronomy at Stati «'ol
■ ir. I'M f • • n st. rin g. however, Kan
•r all dirt and mud, i sp. rially
: irts n.'t painted. i "lean • ft' the
■ glit i ar' - and i o\. r t ln i.i w .1
, .a* y i • .it i.f grease. Tin- wil
> • 11 t rusting. S..MK • itve il'.iMur
) 11*.■ winter jrivt tin- painted piirts
a! • r > .it a'.d tag i!.«•>.* | art -
■ wi' • 11. .. 1 ivp'a .tig."
' T will mean tiger lift- and
> more trtiiiont results from tho ma
> . 1'. .!.• . stat.-- I'ri f. Wt a \ ir.
! W- .• i" linly dei;'t fav. i* tin- whi >•
! i nir ! -t in tin- enlightened com
-1 monwoalth, but wo eomo into con*
•t a t :* il [..pie >..|': 'times v.11.i «i
| wi-h ...I 111 I ai e. Ohio Sta'
.!•. iriia'.
NOTICE.
AI.F OF LAM) BY
EXECFTOR.
!!>■ virtue id' tin- power mn
'a •: u • i in I lie last will and 1 csta
■ I-'.' i>i the late F.li/abeth
A:;.lt r.- »n, dtv'd. I will «*11 at
public aueti>n t• the highest
iiidder. mi Ihe premises, at
Elizabeth Anderson's old home
place in Quaker (Jap township,
Stokes County, X. ('., on—
SATt'RDAY. DEC. 1!>TII. 1925.
at 1 o'clock p. m., the following
real estate, the old home place
of Elizabeth Anderson adjoin
ing Pete King, Tom King, Wm.
Beasley and others, described
as follows:
Beginning at maple A. M. \
King's corner, runs North 23 :l ».
E. with A. M. King's line 24.18
chains to rock in road, North 30 j
W. 2.30 chains to rock in old
road, North with Tom King's
line 19.75 chains to rock pile,
West 20.33 chains to rock Wm.
Beasley's line. North his line
12 chains to rock his corner, E.
with Nunn's line 38.20 chains
to O. King's line South 15
West 2u,38 chains to rock and
poii tcrs O. C. King's corner, E.
I' tio chains to persimmon tree,
Smith's corner. South 21'., W.
I chains to stake. South 36
iks, to maple hush, Curtis
>mith's corner. South 53 E. 6,7ti
chains to stake in old road, and
thence with the old road as it
meanders crossing the creek
and running with old mad and
the old line a south we-: course
to the beginning, containing
123.17, acres, more or less.
Terms:—One-third cash, bal
ance equal payments in one and
' two years. Interest on defer
| red payments ami same secured
, by deed of trust on the land.
> At same time I will sell for
> cash, some rent corn and some
> other property.
• This November 14th, 1925.
SEYMORE OWENS.
| Executor of Elizabeth Ander
> son. deceased, Westfield, N. C.,
i R. F. D. No. 1.
• O. E. Snow, Attorney,
' Pilot Mtn„ N, 9-
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION
I Finds Nation Prosperous. State
I Moving Forward and the
People at Peace.
Nov. 14. (ieverncr Me-
I.i an, | roi laiminjr Thanksjrivinjr for
; Thursday. \oveml>er 2«i. finds the na
tion pros pi i*i'tis, the state point; for
ward and a | tuple disagreeing in
. opinion settlintr their disputes in a
1 "spirit of brotherly love."
The trood predistinarian of tho
mansion is speakintr days liefore the
i!ai tist iV.ate convention, several
mouths after tho atritation anioiipst
tho statesmen. For every adversity
ho has seen a spiritual equivalent.
Today's proclamation is a spiritual
utterance. It reads:
1 Tho governor's proclamation fol
lows :
"To the people of North ('arwlina:
"Custom and the prateful heart .if
America have sanctioned the setting
j apart of one day in each year for
' the specific purpose of rendering
thanks to Almighty (Sod for his
blessings to mankind.
"This beautiful and time honored
practice had its beginning when
America was a weak and struggling
nation. It has been followed
regularly and consistently, as we
I have prospered and grown great.
"In response to the action of the
I President of the I'nited States, and
in thorough conformity with the in
clination of our own people, I, Angus
\\ . McLean, Governor of North Caro
lina, do hereby proclaim and ,«et
apart Thursday, November i!»t,
as Thanksgiving day and call upon
the people of North Carolina to dis
pense with their labors and to publii •
!y assemble to return thanks to Good
f. r the many benefits we have enjoy,
id at his hands during tlie past
twelve months.
"As a llati- II we Live prospered:
a- a state w have gone forward.
Wlul" ilitrereiices of opinion have
arisen among is. tiny were ■ f such
ti'.at could In- settled ill the *-it of
bi'othi rly loVe. We are ast near, r
I the goal ill spiritual attainim lit; tin
soothing hand of an uiisei n but over
seeing wisdom has guided u-:
l r-i'lierhood i- a tiling talked of and
striven f"i* as never before. Ma
terially, we have gained much. Our
etrorts to ntili.e the things that (Soil
has given us for the betterment f
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SPECIAL NOTICES !
If you have a threshing math inc. a steam engine, a milch cow,
a mule or anything imaginable to sell let a little ad in the columns
below lind you a buyer. On the other hand, if you want to buy
anything or if you have lost anything let an ad lind it for you.
The Reporter wants this little department used freely and it will
be of great benefit to our patrons.
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AGENT WANTED—IN DAN
HI KY TERRITORY. Sworn
proof of $75.00 a week. 81..VJ
an hour for spare lime. Intro
ducing Finest Guaranteed Hos
iery. 12t> styles and colors.
I.ow prices. Auto furnished.
No capital or experience neces
sary. N iI.KNIT HOSIERY CO.
Dept. A-.'{> Greenfield. Ohio. It
FOR RENT—A two-room brick
building on Main Street at
Walnut l ove. Will rent for any
length of time. Write or see
G. 1). WATKINS, Lawsonville.
N. C. 14nov4tv
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT—
-2' 2 miles of Troy. N. C. Good
roads. good school and churches.
Adapted to Corn, cotton, wheat,
oats and tobacco. G. W. MOR
RIS. Troy. N. C. !Snov2w
humanity have boon signally blosso i
humanity have been signally blessed.
No adversity has eonu> to us thai >iil
not have a spiritual equivalent.
"For all those things nnd for other
blessings too numerous to mention,
let us humbly and heartily give
thanks to Almighty God.
"I suggest to the minister* of re
ligion in North Carolina to I'ssemhle
their people for public worship; and,
where it is practicable, I s iggost
community gatherings, where all the
people, forgetting creed and schi-n .
may meet and, in a civic as well a
in a purely religious way, pay de
vout homage to tin- one without
whom none of us tan enjoy happi
-11- and prosperity."
Drink Milk
One reason wh> people aiv using
more milk is In au.-e they ar learn
ing its true food value. The fa'ts
have heen worked out by the I'tlited
States Department of Agriculture,
by the State e\| erinicnt stations, and
in various public and private labora
tories, and th. • facts have been car
ried to our people, on the farms and
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18. 1923
FOR SALE—I 7 1-2 acres of
land 11 miles from Winston-
Salem. N. ('.. 2 miles of Walker
town. two sand-clay road fronts.
2 tobacco barns, good feed barn,
good tenant house, good timber
and plentv of wood. See GEO.
E. DAVIS, at (>.'{."» North Trade
Street. Winston-Salem. N. C.
2Soct Iw
WHRAT WANTED—The Dan
hury Roller Mills will pay
J? 1.00 per bushel :'or wheat, and
can use about one thousand
bushels now.
FOR SALE On reasonable
terms about 1 1-2 acres of
land near tar road 1 mile above
King. N. C. This property has
small house and partly timbsf
ed. If interested write W.
SAIMV King. N. C.
11 Nov2w
! in the cities, by means of publi.-n
-, tions and through the activities of
I extension workers. In this connection
one type of extension work that ha-
• had great influence in bringing about
, increased consumption of milk do
( serves special mention, and that in
the milk campaigns that have beet*
. conducted in many cities and conn
, ties in different parts of the country.
Where these have been properly ad
vertised, thoroughly organized, and
, well conducted, with an efficient fol
low-up they have resulted in an in
creased milk consumption of fpoti
Id to 2"» per cent over a long period
of time; Sometimes the effects have
been very marked over a pori«e. .f
several year-'.
The skin that many a young r\,*i
loVs to touch these days is the r
skin. Arkansas iazatte.
It hardly seems possible, but n. • r
of the friction in the Balkans seems,
to bo caused by (iroecc.— Anierii i!
Lumberman.
It may !«• Jim's turn next to r>:;i
for governor of Texas for the vindi
cation of Ma. Arkansas (ia/.ett i
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