AMERICA LEADS ALL NATIONS IN OLYMPICS
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uglily luokifi! il'?? ninth Ofvrii
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wJmii '?iN' Mn'k Qneeii W ilhelmina I
jjWHsr a --urprist- by appearing in
ttr roval Iww ;i'"l lutiuled out the
rfj medals won l?> tli e contestants.
Prui.e Htin.v mi\e out the silver I
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IV-i.Ui i't it"- I ii i fruat ional Olym
- Ooumiiitw. presented the bronze
ir.nl>. The 1'nitcil States woi? twen
tirst pi i/e>, seventeen silver
ami litteen bronze medals,
ytiHijs lot .ii ol, fifty-four Olympic
Mais, rlif larire-i of any nation,
Fiuiires yl?*iu>te?l that the ninth
Otyu|iud iwtte.l a profit of almost
^ i million dollars. Expenses in
auiertion unit it amounted to $1,085,
Mi and the income is estimated at
JUIC'-V.
The Olympiad is the greatest
inrtmd tu'M competition in the
fiorld' There were nearly 5,000 con
tfiUBts this year, all strong, ready
jfes sive their utmost efforts for the
lory of their various countries. The
jyinpic games derive their name
the little city of Olympia in
jjfewe where the (rreeks held their
uJi athletic meet every four years.
K When lirecce was at her grandest
1 Doble>t, the u verence paid to
Olympic winners was astounding,
itftmly was the victor honored, but
F ?'orv was' shared by his entire
My The super-athletes were hon
w above all men.
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Hfiiry Ford is one of the outsta?d
% lun-haiiii-al geniuses of the age
11 ,(-H as |>erha|>s the richest man
world. Kvcry dollar of Henry
'?Is fortune lias heen earned by
^ hard work and mechanical
?fcHiity.
Hmry Kurd wu< born in Green
^ Midi., in He is on of the
^uiarliHlM-l products of Ameri- 1
I* MuaH town life.
Wned the machinist 'a trade,
^ ,(|f some time was tty the
j""1 iUuminatiii^ Company,, where
the title of Chief Engineer.
|?. organized the Ford Mo
and became the largest
^'acturer of automobiles in the
/J4- Huployinjr ?ver 200,000 per
Nn|l turning out 7,500 automo- 1
I * day. Tlie j^rcat popularity of
I Furd ear was due to its qual
with low price. The in
I auto proved a great boon
I ' tanners of the country.
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lo wbieh lias excited wonder and!
hit ^ l|('v,,r rests on achieve
1^. order to bring out the new
WtaL ha'1 s?>end raillion9 to
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? bari"?r involving distribution I
M)"1 ' ' llui ly ln'"i?u dollars attnn- |
I ^ e?ployes. Ford has been a i
pioneer in paying good wages to all
his help and looking out constantly
tor their welfare.
Ford maintains corps of social
workers to look after his employes
and their families, also legal and
medical facilities, free of charge to
employer, and a school for the teach*
ing of the English language. He
built the Henry Ford hospital at the
cost of $7,500,000.
There is no waste motion at the
Ford plant. Everything is done so
efficiently that not a minute's time
nor a scrap of material is lost.
Ford is a genius both as to the bu
undertakings of life and as to the
little details. He is constantly in the
public eye. But few know that the
world's richest man hails from a
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small town in Michigan.
The market report is to the farmer
what the compass is to the sailor
Both must be studied and watched in
order to make a success of the ven
ture.
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dilpos^l of 33r tofob bulla since the
firtt of July ted have replaced them
with 37 purebred animals.
HOTIOE 6f TRtJSTEE'S SALE
North Carolina
Jackson County
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in a certain
De$d of Trust made and executed by
Vantq' Wood an<| wife, Maggie
Wood, to the undersigned trustee,
bearing date of March 12th, 1928 to
secure certain indebtedness in the
sum of One Hundred and Forty-two
($142.00) Dollars evidenced by three
certain notes, one of which is in the
sum of $75.00, payable to W R
Sherrill, another in the sum of $17,
payable to W R Sherrill and a third
in the sum of $50.00 payable to Cv
rus Nicholson all which said notes
became due and payable four months
after date, which said deed in trust
is duly recorded in Book 101 at page
294 et seq. in the Register's Office
for the County and State aforesaid,
reference to which is hereby made
for a more complete description of
ynid property; and default having
been made in the payment of said
notes secured by said deed in trust,
and the holders of said notes having
demanded that the power bf sale de
manded fti said instrument lie exer
cised, the undersigned trustee will
on the 10th day of September, 1928 at
12 o'clock M at the court house door
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in the town of Sylva, in the county
and state aforesaid, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash the following described tract,
' piece or parcel of land fully set
forth and described in said deed in ?
trust and more particularly describ
ed as follows:
BEGINNING on a double walnut
on the East side of the branch and
runs with E S Brown's line to the
Sadie Long line; thence with the
Sadie Long line to the Chart py Look
er line; tfaenee with Charley, Locker's
line to Jim Shook 's line; thence
down the mountain with Jim Shoe's
line to Geo. Wood's corner; thence
with Geo Wood's line to a mulberry
on a branch; thence with Geo Wood's
line down the branch to a double
walnut/ the same being the beginning,
and being all the lands now owned
by Vance Wood and Maggie Wood
in RiVer Township, in the county and
State aforesaid.
This the 10th day of August, 1928.
C C BUGHANAN, Trustee
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals addressed to J.
N Wilson, Supt? Sylva Jackson
Ooanty North Carolina will be re
ceived at the office of the County
Board of Education at Sylva, North
I Carolina, until 2 o'clock P M. Tues
1 day, August 28, 1928 for the erection
of a Sixteen (16) Room aqd Audi
torium, Brick High School "building
: at Sylra, North Carolina.
1 Plans and specifications may ho
obtained at the Office of Frank B.
Simpson, Architect, Masonic Temple
Building, Raleigh North Carolina up
on deposit of Ten Dollars $10.00)
which will be returned upon surrend
er of Plans in. Good Condition within j
Ten days (10) after letting.
Heating and Plumbing will be let j
under separate Contracts.
Each bid must be accompanied by |
a Certified check of two per cent
of the bid made payable to the chair- j
man of the Board.
. Each bidder must show evidence
that he is entitled to practice con
tracting in the State of North Car
olina.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
(Signed) Frapk B Simpson, Architect
Masonic Temple Bldg
? ... Raleigh, N C
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