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The most interesting and perhaps
the most litcAes2igl J feature
at the Jackson Vf (iity :Fair - was
the Sou thern Rail way V educational
exhibit under
Col. T. G. Wood;
Industrial Department of the Souths
ern; and pre
and comprehensive way the. princi-
pals oi scienuucs agriculture, pracu
cal, modern methsjused ,in orcti
araing, dairykig: and the modern'
home. : x :.)-:.xys?-S';-:'-
The exhibit will be shown at the
nther Fairs m mis section and wUl ! benefits which must result therefrom to v all the
jio doubt provela success; as te P I
Dck,nson and W; FV Davidson of ! d ; e,,. V: ' v
Wnereas thft irinflrn hidKwo
;theL rectorship Coff
of.the.CIiindand! tIiat Pes 'Mf oPDor-? aV r; Were busy aU'ovef the countrtaky -
.mporuuice- everj-wnere uiereas a generous rivalry w; tay ,;the -best;. Ul;it ;the jar adtcws - ncdrn . the Jackson County Fair here -last ' ' :
r:-i-st: Zy .indebted to the : several Betitieners ! weeKMt is conservative! v est matr vvc
people evinced considerable i inter-
est in tne worn ana a great many
tooK advantage ot tnev opportunity
to learn more about - the practical
gcientiiic side ol tne ; problems rof
every day life that 1 come before
tnem for solution on the farm an
u the home,
Col. Wood
work by Mr. C. .T.:, Rice, 'Assistant
pairying agents oftjheSdutiiern
lwayt'iisses'Kate-WTOlfolk'an'd
Mary Jackson..- bouthern Railway J
Pemonstrators ; i;of i household ecc
pomics and Messs ; S.:.Wi Shook
and G. M. Garreirbf the Nortn Caro-.
Una Departinent:of Agriculture f '
I : WnereaS me nenn P. nf Nnrth I.rAlinft arA locind arvnrrhndtn rolinhlo1.. . v' ' - - . ' . ' I h "111. - Jf . -' m.'is; -iVc .
-7 - .-s'rr?""" ,u',uv''v in sums aggregating $15,000: - r ' juv .onuus. ycupie wno are t lamuiar;- jVurr
s!imftwelve;millioii dollars annually ori:accountof;;b : r-r., .'.";! with the Vcohditioas' that'two -una W?
ystmaida
. bad' weatlier 1 have been here. f'.W'--
i therefore Recognizing the universal sentiment' roSd vimproye-
On account of the
day, the. fifth. day of, November; and Thilrsda ithe 1 November on '. Monday afternoon;, the 'legiri- Tbe e:
191 Gp()DADS of thGommuni CK-m
; Jhe exhibits --iiv lthe-rpar?-
;ere- .up to or auoye the
wherein impro be buUnn'eyrnh " u 4 Vo' o nA v, ri ?nr
the people b farm ujuei o, 11041 mu oc
; cut ui, uiis uuie. . . , ; . : -.-: . j unj-picycidui m mis Cilure sec" - - , -
an era
that all
they bring
: Ll upon
luiiu iucus auu icjtiaiii,iiuiu uu; ujuer occupations ,on jtnev.appointea
iVQ nnH T pnllMmnn pvptv flKlA.hnHior "a.V'A'lolOvf-il'JAi'-to oi,kArA n-A
el marKea nnnrovment' over that"
oi lastr year and the ladies ofi the
JOHN flf PaRBiS:
All kinds of. repair work- done on i
short notice. - V. . "t ' . : ,
ENGRAVING 3 SPECIALTY
SylvatNJa
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C. G I-OQAN;
Undertaker and Embalm er: ;
16 years experience; A r
Full Une ofi&kete;andRcbes.
Incense No, 6 ' v
Fhone No. 17 Waynesville, N. G.
s volunteers iin: this mitv f
5' -. - 1 ' V ... i.Jaciison. county isbeing.; gerieraily. the- excellency of the display of ;
nnr fnrriAt hiaHntv thrrSlf- t uu A4Uy iiiiiiijcuv : auw cu ulR,.aJiu pjiiuy appuss.-...
i; t
and the men of all the walks 61 liie enlist
army for grand accomplisljment
Tet nolrriiin he nhhvA;"this wrSrlc
nrthw0 r it ii oh ;;n n,rH of the stock on exhi hi- lnestocfc exhibit was much bet-
mitk iiiiir mnn M KAtoik u 'v,', iS 'if Cil ' 'i 1' ' TTAi i a .;T, ' ter ' than tha t '-.of Drrced iu : vears N v
r. ... ; , f v v.-.is a, matter upon -which the pro-'Kui -' ' - 1 jj Vivr-H;
--il -ir,vv- r .,,v v -, . v .,.-r.; VvF - .thiayear was a .proaauaced sue--.v-v r-;
uul-uu; is uie: -time ior ail ,
and the : evils that Accompany them.
rLet all the ..people of every station, high .or low, be mqtfep by the same' inoters of the Jacksonl County .Fair
ptriotic:impuise6 w
corne.-lt;ailpar
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tnat tne people -may ,ha ye an opportunity to . give suostantial expression j ment in live. stock exhibited, i
iu;iiie uiuvciscu ucsiic auuucicriumauou oi ine otace, in action inspirea j Yvre are going forward steadily
py; nope, ana rejoicing tnat wm resouua m one unoroiien. cnorus irom
tire mouniains to the ses. '
?I call upon the women to participate. In every hour of danger they
uavc uispucu uic iucu ui nui ui varoiiua -witu laiiu auu courage; in - j:
this day oi ealizatian, they with their children "'will come to -lend to Waynesville, Sept 29. Jim Cald-
this "noble iiause the charm and ehenuragement of their presencs. They well a fanner of the Hemphill sec
can proviue good things to eat; and decorate every worker witn badge j tion, is being held in the Hay-
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WIFE
01 honor.
v Let every citizen do his duty, and these days will be long remember
ed tor the impetus they gave to tne cause of good roads and a tiner
civic spirit.
I call upon the county commissioners of every county in the State to
wood county jail here without bail
for fatally shooting his wife and
seriously wounding her Uncle
AsbSry Moody, whom he shot yes
turday afternoon, the former at the
home of a Mr;. Wilson, and 1 thelat-
issue a proclamation urging the people to go out on the 5th and J3th ter at the Hemphili school house
COLEMAN C. COWAN,
Attorney and Cotmsdlor atiLaw,
WEBSTER N. C. ;.
DR.S McGUlRE.
DENTISTS. -
Office : Pharmacy Building,
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w . r:sh ER RJUL.
Attorney at Law, -
Office in Court House,
WEBSTER, N. 9.
C. C, Buchanan
llleu &3$uchari&n
2 . N , .. :,r .'-
Httorne?aiat!Euv : ;
Webster; N. C. ; .. . . ;.r
While Mr, Alleyfias moved ; tb
Yaynesville, : he (will - continue to
le active part: in tbe; practice i
wat Webster. . vV . r
days 01 iNov ember and labor tor the weitare of their respective couutieb
ana.communities, as wed as loir the whoie btate 01 wmcn they cohsu
tutera parL' " " v - ., : - .
1 call upon the president of the Farmers' Unionnto issue his proclama
tion to the; farmers of North Carolina, and to their various local organi
zations, tnat .great nody ot our citizenship, constituting as it does, the
bone aiia sinew ot tne state, may join with energy and enthusiasm in
this moVement JViore tnan any other class ot ouf peoplei they are - de-
r pendent upon the country road. ; More attractive homes, better farming
ana a nner rurai . me wui result. iroin iue uunuing 01 moaern mgnways.
Let t je work be completely organized so that it will reach to every
heighbornopd, lvaiid be conducted in a systematic and business way, ,to
the end that at sunsetthe second day there will be no community in
all the State where the iiand, of toU and progress has not left its mark
in permanent road improvement, and the progressive spirit its impres
sion in the hearts andminds of theeople.'V -"-.
I call upon 1 the ministers of the Gospel, the educatore, and the press, of
tie State to use" their mighty influence-for this work, which means not
only materafaeveiopment; put mbral and intellectual development.
J t call ipon all .road overseers, good roads a; sociations, boards of trade
chambers ot cbmiperce, and all associations and organizations for the
public welfare and civic betterment to, give to this movement the energy
of then innuence: ; :r ;V : V '. ; . , X . - . .'t -;f
. T call upon the mayor of every town and Icity of "Norh Carolina to
fissue nis proamauon that his people may, enlist Jn this organization,
and in the bmlding; of. roads upon Which the prospenty of town and city
depends. v -'ir.:.:-u v "--: '..s : ;-
vLet every; NQrth Carolinian show by his heXisrlorthel'im
provement pi ; his State.-, let us labor, that we may enjoy the ifruits to
dayd buf chddra x.:-X::.-,;vr
: Done Tat bur city of Kaleigh. this te 2 jctey
year of bur rd, 1913, d.mittietoe hundred and thirtyighth year of
our American indeinnence. .r v " Zj:;'-K '- ..LOCKE CRAIG::
' By the GoVemon V" ; V-
John F, Kerr, vv :y
- Private Secretary.. -
Jacksoa-cbunty to; begin VmaldnX!,
nlans rinrr nrpnnmtfrjna -fr&.thai .PcWtit'
vi 111. . auuc a great taau goou1 :
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where religious services .were being
held. Mrs. Caldwell died this rhorn-
ing at 7 o'clock.' , Moody 5 has i a
chance for recovery Caldwell
.had deen drinking rWaldo- Mci
Cracken , .and v Robison : Rogers
who were conyictedjiere ' early last
week of manslaughter in connection
with the killing of Lee : .Wells a
young man of ..Canton, at Qyde sev
eral months ago, were sentenced on
Saturday to serve 18 months , each.1
in the state ' penitentiary. 'Appeal
was taken to the Supreme court
Gazette News ' " "
HAYWOOD'S-FAIR
Waynesville. Sept 30. with 'a
record breaking attendance the
ninth annual fair. of the' Haywood
County - Fair association opened this
morning,, v " ; ;
The features of the first day 'in
cluded the address of Clyde R. Hoey
of States ville, while t e parade was
One of the . longest ver " seen here
The fair grounds presented "a gala
appearance today and tonight hun
dreds of visitors witnessed :' the va
rious attractions and exhibits. The
exhibits are iregardei as being 'un
usually creditable, this year and the
indications are that the judges of
the .various departments will" have
a hard task'to perform in awarding
work is being accomplished andthe ' v j: "
coiihty : is ;feeiing the. irppetus 1 ofC 4
Progress that is emihating frm the - -
Jackson County FairV It never can ' i
and never will be arill do that which, r ; .-- -
it should until every !maii; woman .:
A U:iJ ...I.-. 111'.'' ii.'','''Uvr''-v';:V..':'
auu uiiiiu. who Uap at nean tne x v.
goou 01 tue county puts ms snoui v
der to the w h e e 14 u n ti 1 wer .
each feel that part of the' responsi-
bility rests upon us and we make a :.;
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uintea eiiort ior tne? ge-erai goo a- -
of all the county. ' ; .
There: is a ruling 6 the r-Fair As
sociation that all -exhibits must be i
placejl before : five o'clock of the
first day; ; This ruUnghoujd be; f
strictly enforced orj better change "
it so ihat they must be at ; the Fair - - ; "
before 12 noon of the ? first v day. ; :
This year scarcely any of the exhib- U r :
its were on the grounds the firsBl
day of the fair and this naturally
created the impression dpon-those: -J :
who attended that : day only' thai H- Pi
the exhibits didn't amount toJmuqhV
but they didibti by fthe V afternoon IS
of T the " secoud day ; the buildings 1 1
were filled and the stock pens were
full of live 'stock, anyy and all of -5 J vV
wiuuu wcic ti uicvui iu iuis ur auy
other county. ;? ; " 1
. The : Beta Fertilizer company is
td be praised for its . enterprise in
getting hp and) displayind tne ex- ; ;S?
cellent exhibit that it had- ,
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MB. SNYDER'S
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In the brie man farm exhibit at V ; ' v
the recent fair Mr. hT; R.n Snyder 'J:i '
of Dillsborb was awarded first pnze - ; ;
by tKfe judges; "This display. was aj-.tir-; -J r
remarkable one and -attracted fav-; v v t
orable comment from : the ; visitors . - :'
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t-n Yte frti t - Tiro Pi 1 AviAl1nf . V-V. 'j', ? ,' ,."
tU UlCltUI. ' XW.TTCUJ CA.CUC11W UUU1 .
in tie quality of the products and ;.
in the large number of Varieties i of
agricultural products exhibited,'. . : ,
Holmes Bryson has a few; wheat
drills and harrows left." . He is sell-
ng the best wheat fertilizer at i.65
the ribbons, competition is close. ; : for.200 pound bag. "X - V.
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