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THE OfyLY NEWSPAPER rUI lISIlED IN RIADISON COUNTV
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MARSHALL MADISON COUNTY, K. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th, 1924.
No 45
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S:cc!:l License Required
t Person cr Corporations lis
VlrjfttsHiyraysifirodl-
' sen County 5 tlaulinsf Lua-
f tcr and Other , Heyy jla-
lfcrlal.::.vif,H:v t
i, ' A, Rood dealijf eomplaiflt has
Jbeen made abojut using the nigh
T-, .v. --..-y. "-r"'Vr", 31 through you to all the people of
out complying with the laV.f,. A v . t
ere is what Chapter 40 Public
, Local Laws Nbrth Carolina, 1913
Section 24,1 pvides..'
Section 2' That.1 any 'perl
son. firm or corporations trans-
poHingof having tiansported by
others lumber or timber-:or any
other heavy material , dvtr the
roads in Madison county snail
first obtain a license from the
board of roa commissioners for
; license to beixed by Jhe said
iu vuiyvo-r ,niunvw puiu
hoard, inaany person, flrm.
or corporation iaiung ; or rerus
ing to cpmpTy with the provi-
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wonsor thi?; stiqn, .shall, be cough,' were eager in theirat
guilty of a misdemeanor and, fin- tendance upon Snnday School
d or imprisoned, m the discre-.l
tjon of ' the . court. That, said
board shall have the authority
and are hereby emDOwered to, is I
sue license as provided in this
section and collect the fees 'for I
same, and all sums collected un-
der the Drovisions ot this
'UoninaU.tfejju'fldiotylheVpur-lfor
pose oi repaurmg ine roaa or
auula where WchtfahportatiOn
or naming uas oeea xioac, or ui
t tie public roaas or saia coun-1
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ty: Provided, that the? fee for
license shall not be less than one
cent per nfile ott more ''than1 two
cents per "mile ft)f ach one thou
sand feet of lumber or logs or
gross ton of .-any, other , heavy
material jo pe-ansppriea: rro- school has begun. Approxi
Tided f tjrtb.;mat-said nlately two-thirds of the. young
ooara mayrmnsporxingiogs,
lumber, pr 'ptbtoMftyt: watenal
. ii ' i yj j - '.11
ffrMESiSrfS
three idch(..vbwafdvm
,v t,, j:x;0
width, ;orv.f ourrlffirses;. wagons
-.i x.-t i.'riw-.. j' . j -
deem PM?jauitoble.
, . . j rjr?fi;;
1 ." a 1 1
f:Satutday,.November ;' -'has
f : ; v. , --.".,.( . -. l
Been aesignaieaas- Lwmuniiy.
Pa in..e. Ami;!canEducation
week program? for U924, It i$
hftpedat, trewili be a. 90m-
muniiv , reqiW inai,; qay or
wusjm tTuiyiuuuo!, m
AflflfericaTJIie subjects siiggesM
ed tordisqussionre ox parucu-
! value to rural communities,
he critlideai ibing,, ,"Srvke(
to (3onlty;te,.Nai
tion is heduty , ew ry, citi-
8n.,Here is a suggested pro-
rram.. .... .- - -1 '
e- aunioj every-j Ameri-
K 2. Better rural 4 schools! r
?. Adeqiiate' ( public library
Ejr vice for every community..
4.' commuriity's ; vconcern
f. r ed";ation meaaurea it&inter
c' b" iwp,future,;, , ( ,v ,VU
? ' "v-iW.!? rads, build, a corn
rr -ity.' ' 'Vy
i.l' "ohs--Get acquainted with
yc i J ir.- '.s-.4---.-v-.- . .. -'
i izz-'J deal for the -country
lz cndtlrl-vV';; - . v"-"-.
( ildren xtqJayT-CiUzons to-
.aw. ' - - '
"hers and community
: adl,to. or .'substract
i' t' Yj at'dve prorati or
: u .,: ;ch .way cs to
t local conditions.. ;
of rCsnip Sky-Hy Children Who
- n&ve Eeen Located On The
Island For The Past Two
Months Are Return--Ing
to VIIUnton,
I : South Carolina :
The News-Record:
Marshall that the children of
the Camp ori the Island have
enjoyed the summer We have
gained not only in pleasures but
in friendships and in health.
All your citizenry has been ex -
intflv klnrl t Thi,
no town in the mountains where
re could have been more courte
ously treated and where bur in
terests would have, been more
cdiL'uai y uuarucu aiiu moral... - . . r
zealously fostered. The church-
es and their pastors have (been
fcmd. Our children, until stoo
I .
ped by . reason of whooping
ans Church service
. I thank everybody. Bowever.
Mr. John McElroy should be
thanked for sonhlv and nation.
y opening the way for us; Mr.
Geo. - McKinney, representing
the commissioners, for all he
sec-rhas done:. Mr" CtivV. Rnhprfs
of real- lifts, Mr,
Hendricks tor genuine and par-
nablq interest-in fact,' or I sax
every pooy, 1 ney are to numer-
' "W-M ' - - .
good bye and God bless you
J. B. BRANCH.
Problem For The
-. Community
Ruaal
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peopie between the ages of 5
20 who live ' in the Wen
,; k , . r -
ntnr orjhe small towns and
villaffes have enrolled in school.
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of ths host of 'over 11 mnnrwi
. . . . .
Th teachers ofth'eso 175,000
one - teacher rurar' schools have
weeks of professional training
of any group" of teachers Near-
uy nair or tnem. no doubt, are
teachtni; ' their.. first ; term o, f
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scnooi. . ine majority or tnem
are young; three Or four years
younger than town arid village
teacher Moreover, , t h 1 r
scnooi terms are one or two
luuuuu . ouui ici man muso yi
the latter group. J V
in view or tnese tacts nas the
State complied with its obliga-
tion in public education? Have
the rural, boys arid .girls an
equality of opportunity. in edu-
caiiouf vre mey proviaeu ia-
ciuties tor Obtaining an educa-
uon W411CU are in any respect
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equal to tnose generally provid
ed in larger centers of popula
tion? ; -;The
above inadequate condi
tions make Imperitive the at
tention and assistance or every
local community . .to its rural
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school. Parents, as wU a s
school, boards and-superintend-
em, buouiu ucip uio icacuers oy
Ken
provided ai needed by the child- house.-to near reasons wny tne y
ren. - The teacher's - full time should,or shcard u it vota fo" this
should be devoted to the impbr- or that party, candiaate re
ts nt task of directing the child- ferendunv measure. It u real
ren in their development. Her communiiy civics. Ou of it
energy should be concentrated comes a more intelligpn . electo
on retliods of securing the best rate.. One of it imporam fcy
po. development of 'each in products pay be a revived in
divi jal child entrusted to her terest irj ? chool-rooms and their
f
op
If you do hot corio In to the Tax Col
lector s Office and
property will be levied on, belnnln
, , F -
N MRC.
Tax Collector, RIadison County.
: fin .
lfnt ' ' I AA
MVh'OO JLUU.
Ilav Just receivedl
I Goods; Notions, II at 5,
MlMe and -hd-eos Coal. Ureses nd every
thind'to wear for fell. Ci.a end 111 save youmon
ey on most everything
Blillne ol Men's ocd
I Shoes for 'whole ' family especially Buster
Brown's for the Boys ar
Come to see me when
you yqor needs .
; 'Resracally ":
:. J ' ; : ' :-:n'iy '4 . Q. : L. RlcIIINNEY. ; .;
School Improvement. A . tl
., D.rt a! Pn1iffr1
During the next ,few weeks
mare mothers and fathers, living
in rural communities, ara going
to see the insides of scnoolhouses
than have seen' them . for many
months. This is because 1924 is
a presidential election . year and
many political meetings will be
held in schoolhouses.
Willie yuu av mcici muiu w 1
and fathers, look arouud and see!
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While you are there, mothers
f these schoo rooms are nt place
. x- i
ror vour cnnuren 10 .hukiiu ui
en windows snouia.De on one
side of the room and the amount
of glass ar-a should be from one-
fwiW fn .inn fifth' M tho flnnr
, a . thi. should bW ! canahle of
k!.w ivA fmrri th ton , and
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rmotU ITUIU lira v uuiwilll . uu
snrtllM h.Vl, iuktable shades.
jf there is an unjacketed stove in
the center of the room an' equal
nr
Lf the room U impossibles This
difficnlty can be overcome by
placing in a corner a jacketea
t ve th a frp!sh RiT intake and
fnlli onMet la there an
open waier pni I snnd common dip
per? j8 condenv ed by in el
lioat.bublieoninioni' and. nrohi-
bited by'lasv in manr SUtes
Are' the seat a .'of (ine site or nOn
UhWable? t It so your little five
- . . ' . . .
r nM trfrU ait all .-'day with
thei- feet dariglinjr and your big
over-grown-- fourteen iear 010
boys are stuffed into aats seve
ral sites to ' sina'l. 'Irispect ;.the
. i , a
toilets and see whether they are
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an insu t to decency ; and 1 a; nie-
nance lo heiHth
Jt is most fittins'ita:the peo-
, Buoud irather.' in i .ir own
ttAiK
Tsuies
pay your tax, your
pcctfully,
A. VITITE,
fjfl 4 Of!
f f I CT-TI 1 1
.OO XjJLDlWllOO
complete line of Dry
Caps, H winters, Ladles.
yiiu need.
Hoys suits -Full line of
J Girls School Shoes.
In town and let me sell
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The funny .column i of a daily
papa tells et4eaabe-who-a8kedLw: .. uL&l
Willie to locate several cities and
he adswered, "I can't locate 'em
but I know how vto tune in on
every ! blamed one of 'em." ,.
, That story came a '. first rate
idea for teachers. ' The schools will
r . .
open Boon wfltom of children
rJSr: 3
natural tocial child life to the dif
ferent atmosphere and Ufa of the
school.
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Teacher wintry mlstokenly to
ehanm nJkfc nf t.rfhiW. ' nhv:.
change moat of the,; dhild's physi
cial and mental habits" in a day
The shift from hours of activity
to nours ol sitting aim will cause
much' illness amtinir 'I hem if the
teacher is d o .
careful
From
W erasing the Big; Branch 85 5
poles to a doub e Spanish oak on
top of a ridge, S 83.SO E 19 poleB
to a white pine stump, N 48. t
38 poles to Hn appla tree near
road, corner of trje rt k t refer
red, to in first ' order. Thenc
down' said road S 32,30 E 14 poles,
S 12 SO E 40 polea. to a tLke in
the forks of the. road in front of
nouse, uicn uown saia roaa ,0
w u and 4-a poies., tnence up
tne spring orancn 01 ti o a 0
poles to a stake, south of the
spring, then N 60 E5J poles. M
07.46 E 8 and 3 5 poles. S 58 10 h
42 poles to a stake at a roau, on
u.ridgj to the original Men ell
line & 5U.45 W 18 poles to the be
ginning, containing 19 and 9 10
acres mure or less. 1
Second Tract: fieianning at a
stake in the road corner of said
Cinda Merrell allotment and runs
with said road N 10 W 14 poles
learning what i interesting and 8erm0Q which will long be wraeni- K0U0'
what appeals to them they will b. ,;erod by a la.-ge congregation. ' forcst
forced to cbnnsa I to r tet lessons T -t-TJlv acres r
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daily and that tfcey probably feel
never will be any help. Fortun.lRev. Jesse Watts, the pastor St I
ately more, and more rchools are J
fitting theaiaelvef tto make th
cnna mo in more iree. easy ana
are beinj replaced with sfudvlstatad that our .coming, aiticrj
tables and chairs; the textbook is
giving wsy to the library; the
deadly silence, to the hum of busy.
nccs; fl restraint and repression,
to en. r. ;it.and expression.
The t bod are "tuniDg in" . on
LIstOf Jurors
List of Ju ors Drawn for Sep.
tember Term of Superior Court
September 22n J, 1934. .
No 1 Township
John Jarrett, P. V. Henderson
W. G Reese, Joe Rice.
No 2 Township "
William S Rice. Jas. Wallin
No 3 Township
L C. Roberts, J. M, Hunter
Jr.
No 4 Township
B Y; ealf A- L. HmUn,
D. B. Melcalf.
No 5 Township
W. C. English 1 ;
No 7 Township- ;
Baxter Payne, L. Tweep!
No 8 Township
J. L. Kirkpatrick, I' rank Wad
dell, D. D Price.
No Township
C. L. Stamey ,J. 1. Wells, U.
C, Myres.
. v No 12 Township.
W alter Caldwell. ;
No 15 Township
Mose Chandler. - ,
. No 16 Township'
L H. Ramsey, B. W. Hcryhv
Wltll BI Uurel Esp-
tistthsrch
L d0 tl wme w
re"urM"1ofPikesPeakmColoradaatan
I !" .'7 iVC v rJlwrstioii of 14,110 feet ; ' '
together with all the good work, i
Our Devotional Service watl
conducted-byE. S. Morgan after
which the meeting was organize
with Rev. L. C Roberts, as Mod
erator, E. 8. Morgan, Secretary;
gubj PerSonaH Work
which was opened byVsugh-
an Fisher. Rev Nehela Griffin;
E. S. Morgan and others. At!06 aD0UC zwu yea ol(1 as
11 o'clock, a- sermon by Revl
Griffin, dinner ou the ground for
an. At 1 0 ciock wev. it. v. mo
Cracke.1 gave lis a wonderful
tallf nn Hnmo Mia.irkiia. aftr
which Miss Delia Hueeins cave a
w.n.irfni iflik'shr.winrf hhAf. wI
na Haptist people must get busy
, the Homan uatnoiics are
ueiing their way in to our te-
ominat'On. '
Sunday morning at 9:30 Song
icrvine and Prayer Seivice. L
1. Ainn.oris vv.tH asked to discus
he eubjeet o f the- Layman's
vork. 11c ontned the subject bv
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Lf the hour.
saying, neteittne rerwnsiointviaui iu wuuiiua irccaiv in
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ae was loiiowea
Dy K. p. McCracken in -.( a
oy k. r. ivicoracKen in a snort
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talk; b r 0. McCracken
ftpoke
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X ; m ' n Z?Z
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was given iuteen rn.nuies
'Pi... U.n..lit .. - . 1 It
UlVIUfcllV U3 up WM f
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uau uiauo us .niniiv waiui mus
durin th? fiitb Sundaylneeting
was asked to nil the stand- Bro.
Hoberts preached a wonderful
iva 1 M 1 r inar n orii. w rn nuniri i
tt .-.v. ii. 1
that we could not stay . longer
that nlace is still carrvinf on the
meeting. We are proud to say
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them with hfth meeting wori
8Ure did strengthen thdr r-J. t
power in the great itevivil wcrl;.
We all hope to be able ti ck--
to Big Laurel ajain. ji 1
Four Things
I To think clearly, to love sincere-
jly, to act from, high motives and
I to livt a life of trust in God and
be future are four giyjit duiies cf
m th Henry Vandyke enjoins
Jin the following lines to which we
I do well to give heed. If these ye
11. yo.ur record wi:i be written ia
the "Lamb'ii BK)k of Lift-:" .
"Fwur thiDg a man must' learn - to
do , .-,
tf he would make bis record true:
To think without de&t,
I To love bis fellow men sincerely;
To act from honest motives purely;
I To trust in God and heaven tt
eurely."
If we ill were tax exempt
howwould the government be
maintained?
Gambling is a criminal effensa
under Japanese law. ' I
Some whales travel twice a
year.more than a quarter of the
distance around the world.
aide of the equator in the win-
Iter.
wprld is located on'the summit.
v " --o-:'.;,,r -CriK
Lewis B Reed, who recently
celebrated -his one j hundredth
birthday anniversary in Los
Angeles, California, is said to be
the eldest college gradnate from
New YorkUn versity in 1843
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I An Inca mummy, believed to
TIL y .. yN. r
been discovered near Arica in
Chile by Max Uhle, an archeo-
i '"k1011
o
A iT Penny of the days ot
Edward K1S72-1207) was found
"cently on the top of Large
I Law, a hill in Scotland.
LasC year nearly 7 0 pcrssns
were killed in London street ac
cidents, white there were 72,000
non-fatal accidents.
llT.aJk -.fi. .Ht-. 1.1 . fu
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fj'JStrlal Review.
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0 Fai, Kegister and - Vote
Can Give No Valid Excuse for
Failur(, to Perform that Impor-
our
txtiii 1 'ff ! . All
Times with a Full Registration
and a Full Vote.
This country once contained
822,000,000 acres of Virgin
Now , only 137,000,000
acres remain.
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John W. Davis is a Presbyter
i&n, hut attends the ' Protestant
Ejiccjal church with his wife
v U Fni.nml nmmnr
j Cft,t
Ten Tarheel says that the new
teat of 1 -:r.t on his tarn locl.3
than the cli sootUr
;rj? t'ja put there " before 1. j
1L.3 f"Zl
Cire, . :- . equipment, " .
life.
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Enoch S.' Morgan. ,