GUIDEBOOK ISSOED
TO ALL COUNTY
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
Members of the local county
board cf elections and political
party chairmen hav? received
copies of a guidebook issued by
the Institute of Government under
the heading, ."Instructions for Use
in Party Primaries and General
Elections", prepared by Henry W.
Lewis, Assistant Director of the
Institute of Government.
Mr. Lewis' study was given high,
praise by Albert Coates, Director'
of the Institute cf Government, and
by Judge Hubert E. Olive, Chair
man, and Raymond C. Maxwell,
Executive Secretary of the State
Board of Elections, who issued the
following statement:
"We have reviewed the election
law material presented in this is
sue of POPULAR GOVERNMENT
and find it to be an accurate study
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fcalI price snd extra jars for the rest
the family!
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PROFESSIONAL DR06 STORE
"Your Walgreen*Agency"
Sylva, N. C
Trade those worn tires for
new Goodyears now and
you'll gain three ways . . .
1. You get famous Good
year non-skid traction
for safer driving.
2.
3.
You get more mileage.
Tires go farther when
started in service while
roads are cool.
90% of all tire trouble
occurs in the last 10%
^ of tire life. We'll buy
? the last 10%.
$15,25
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STATE COLLEGE
ANSWERS TIMELY
FARM QUESTIONS
QUESTION?When should one
start dusting cucumbers to control
downy mildew?
ANSWER?In wet seasons it is
usually necessary to start dusting
on or before Jjne 5 in southern
counties, June 12 in the central
part of the State, and by June 20
in northern counties. Dusting may j
be delayed seven to ten- days iii
the season is dry. Frequent radio
and newspaper reports on downy
mildew development, issued from
State College, will indicate when
there is danger from the disease
and when dusting should be
started. For further in
formation on control of the disease
write the Agricultural Editor,
State College, Raleigh, and ask for
a free copy of Experiment Station
Bulletin No. 362, "Dusting Cucum
bers to Control Downy Mildew."
QJJESTION?How can bloat in
cattle be reduced?
ANSWER?By giving proper at
tention to details of managed graz
ing. Ordinary bloat is usally caused
by eating too much too fast, a prac
tice which interferes with the mov
ing- away process. Gas formation
is natural- up to certain limits in
roughage-consuming animals. Ex
cess gas is discharged by belching,!
but this normal function is some-'
times interefered with by food
blocks or disease processes. The!
feeding of some hay or the grazing!
of a bluegrass, orchard grass, ox* |
Bermuda pasture stimulates the,
walls pi the rumen and causes
belching. The herdsman should
be sure ?he cows are not too hun
of the laws as interpreted by the
State Board of Elections.
"We recommend that it be used
not only by all election officials
but by teachers, civic organiza
tions and all citizens interested in
learning about the election proce
dures of North Carolina."
The guidebook includes the fol
lowing topics: the powers and
duties of the State, county and
precinct election officials, the reg
istration of voters, election pro
visions and procedures, counting
and recording votes, crimioal lia
bilities arising from elections, ab
sentee registration and voting, rules
adopted by the State Board of
Elections, and removal of election
officials.
H. D. CLUBS TO HAVE
FEDERATION MEET IN
BRYSON CITY MAY 27
The Jackson County Home Dem
onstration Council meeting was
held at the courthouse Friday aft
ernoon with the council president,
Mrs. Frank Brown, presiding. It
was announced that the Federa
tion district meeting will be held
May 27 in Bryson City beginning'
at 10:30 a. m. Jackson ccunty ladies'
to serve on committees at the Fed
eration meeting include the follow
ing: nomination committee, Mrs.
Johnny Watson; resolutions, Mrs.
Raymond Sutton; courtesy, Mrs.
D. C. Higdon; steering committee,
Mrs. Frank Brown. Miss Jean
Craig, member of the Qualla 4-H
club, was named page to repre-^
sent Jackson county H. D. clubs at.
the meeting in Bryson City.
The proposed H. D. curb market
was discussed with more definite
I plans for its operation being made.
The executive market committee
j named was: president, Mrs. D. C.I
| Higdon; vice-president, Mrs. Lewis
I Bumgarner; secretary, Mrs. F. M.
Williams; members,. Mrs. Ellen Bry(
| son and Mrs. Frank Brown. This
committee was asked to meet May
10 with Mrs. Higdon. Miss John
ston, home agent, will meet with
them. ? ? *
| Presidents and vice-presidents
present for the council meeting,
Friday were: Miss Johnston, home
agent; Mrs. Brown, council presi
dent; Mrs. Ruth Willen of Cullo
whee club; Mrs. Cole Ridley of
Beta club; Mrs. John Cathey, Qual
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gry when turned on rich legume
pastures. The edge should be
taken off their appetites first.
QUESTION?Will livestock feed
supplies be adequate this year?
ANSWER?Yes, according to the
Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
The supply of feed concentrates
for the first six months of 1948 is
expected to be 20 per cent smaller
than last year, but the number
of grain-consuming animals is also
lower. In-fact, livestock numbers
on January 1 were the lowest in|
eight years . It is therefore expect
ed that the'feed available will be*
sufficient until 1948 crops are har-|
vested. However, State College
farm management specialists urge'
farmers to use their feed wisely|
and efficiently, not only to be on'
, the safe $ide but also to increase
their profits. I
PRESSLEY ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF WCTC
STUDENT BODY
Cullowhee?Clyde Pressley, Cul
low^ee, was voted president of.tBe
student body of Western Carolina
la; Mrs. Johnny Watson, Cope
Creek; Mrs. Blaine Nicholson,
Johns Creek; Mrs. Dennis Higdon,
Lovefield; Lewis Bumgarner, Love
field; Mrs. Ras Barrett, Dillsboro;
Mrs. Lyle Buchanan, Gay; Mrs.
Teachers college in an all-day
election Thursday. Dick Stott,
Bailey, was named vice-president.
J. B. Beam, Cherryville, was
elected editor of the CATA
MOUNT, the college annual, and
Howard Collins, Waynesville, was
chosen business manager of the
same publication.
Phyllis Bowen, Hampton, Va.,
and Bill Easterling, Hamlet, were
named co-editors of the college
newspaper, THE WESTERN CAR
OLINIAN. Leon Burnett was se
rtalph England, Victory club; and
Mrs. Kenneth Brown of Cullowhee.
lected as business manager of the
newspaper.
Mary Katherine Sebastian waf:
elected president of the Women'!
House Government association*
Lucille Wallin, Stockville, was
named vice-president, and Irene
Waldrop secretary-treasury of the
association.
Don't expect to produce a good
crop without good seed. In plant
ing crops this spring be sure that
the seed you. plant is adapted to^
your locality.
Uae Herald want ads for result*?
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you spot at a glance.
This is the one that sends a string
of facts racing through your mind
? if you know automobiles ? the
instant you tee the name Road
master spelled out on its fender*
Up to one hundred and fifty
Fireball horsepower. Eighteen
feet big ? and spring-colt lively.
finished* Coil-spring
cradled on all lour wheels. Shod
with oversize tires that take extra
low pressures for added comfort*
Convenient too ? with push*
button controfs not only for the
top, but for door Windows and the
front-seat adjustment as well.
This, ten* s ?+ 9nly HHtftffT
car in this country where the
power plant does what gears used
to do.
Here's the one place you'll find
Dynaflow Drive,* in which liquid
replaces not only the clutch and
manually operated low, second
iuid high, but mechanical gear
changers as well.
In short ? here's liquid ease and
smoothneta in delightful new
degree, through a sort of
"magic muscle" that lets
you forget about gear
changing practically en
tirely.
Looked up to for impressive
appearance ? looked up to for
superlative ability.
Looked up to for what's newest
in engineering advances.
If your standards call for a real
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above the ordinarily good ?
specify Roadmastbr when you see
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ear to trade) aboutgeftfngflui
order in*
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