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THE ONLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN MADISON XOUNTY
MARSHALL, N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1928 E
1750
ELIfCTIOC! TUESnAY. TJOUEOERifi, SHOl'JS lilflfJV CHArjGES ALL OVFR RdlirJTRV
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;' !': ,t: ' j- ; 'Tti'l60ol for service, men began '. Qf
County Elects Hutchins For
Representative
Mure vow AiuposviDicijoha B. Johnwn
This Week
T
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OP
PUBUC INSTRUCTIONS
We are disappointed not to l108??)
I A ' T Allan
be able to give our readers thehsue) 7
entire official balloting in Tues- L G. Greer
1248
FORD TRAINS
SERVICE MEN
.8788
days election, especially to (p,mofcrat). ,
Madison County, but at three Dennis G. Brummitt
o'clock Thursday afternoon, (kpwci):
.1241
Absolute uniformity of service on
the new Ford Model "A" cars and
model "AA" trucks is beinf main
tained by the Ford Motor Company,
through a . plan which involves the
training, in the Ford plants, of ten
thousand garage mechanics. The
Ford branch plants, and the Detroit
factories have assumed the character
of a gigantic training school, to which
every Ford dealer in the United
the vote was beinir counted and ttEZE tF I sut6a. h Mndin one or mo" r
' i w vvnunititftviiciii vr rjwfc
it became auite certain that we and printing.
could not get the official vote in
time for this
(Democrat) :
Frank D. Grist
week's paper. (Republican) :
Next wepJt w knne to fflve the Junius B. Goslen
........ FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRI
entire taDuiacea voce, u we
.1238
WHAT THE AMERICAN RED CROSS HAS
enUttveV
it'Thia'ichool for service, men begad
with tut teaming of superintendents
and foremen of the thirty-six branch
plants ox the' company in the United the same course given the branch men
States., Vefore.the Model "A" Ford lat Detroit, and upon its completion
was -introduced, these men from h given a rigorous examination. This
branch plants were being schooled examination includes many points a-
infthe Ford factories near1 Detroit in lout the car which might not be con-
.thi manufacture and assembly of the1 eSdered essential, from the service
B0W Carl ' Thev returned to tha hir. jnn' iriAwnnlnt TTnwvvnv th VnrA
hfiix fiti branches and immedfavCoTOany is requiring complete know
& begutJiht training of men 'for ledge of the car on the part of every
dealers in their respective territories'. ' dealer's service men. Failure to
fhe met' come in relayit ec)7
gfiup . large as the branch plant msnas to take the entire course a-
aM purposely kept small, in order is sei Met to the dealer with the
that the most intensive training can sdggeMion that he is not considered
h jgiven.h;PEach man is put through qulifled to give Ford service; where-
!iMiji i .,', .iLl i fupon'.thegealer sends another" man
ate of North Carolina Democratic
In North Carolina, O. Max
Gardner was electejd over Sea
well by a large majority, but
it appears that four congress
men may lose to Republicans.
It appears certain that Bul
winkle lost to Charles A. Jonas.
As we go to press, a gre(at deal
of the vote Tuesday is mere
speculation.
3777
CULTURE i
had waited for this the paper (Democrat):
would not have reached you on SJJSJ?"1
time this week. We) are giving Daniel A. Patterson
for the next training school session.
Thi$ requirement for trained serv-
Armiwpi JSHEnmiR mam last YKirysK
. "t faent.may be. Many dealers have
I : 1 f .J sent '.o or more men to ths branch
I 1. In Porto Rico the American Bed cltwses, how to rive home care to the for training. Upon passing the fac-
Mio nfflniol fAfnla oo mnViv oa FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSUR
sui ANCEi
possible. (Democrat):
In Buncombe County, two Dan C. Boney
appear to have been elected of A 6jjjn
special interest to Madison for commissioner of
County Mr. Getorge Pritchard !evenue,
(Democrat):
to Congress in Tenth Congress- Ruf UB a. Doughton
ional District and Mr. Jesse Js (Republican):
t.;i j. t. cu.! Noah 0. Pitts Z b
Dai? "Vc yt cV4A4FpRRroRAlTC4.COMMlSi
Buncombe Both these gentle-
Cross has a half million homeless and sick in their homes and how to nre- tory' examination, these men return
uooumte persona unaer ws care, ana venx sicKnes ny tne proper care of to .we dealers' shops and pass on to
in Florida there are 60,000 persons the horn and the family. Entire shop organizations the
.3771 assistance as a re-. 17. j. their fight against main 'iWtni tamrtinn -t
" r".7i3So. 5? of many physical"'
; JVkJVV.uiuv H1IU VUV O LC I'll VI UCObl uv
tion over a fifteen hundred
1209 course. A relief fund of about
000 has been raised with which the
lestruc- organization, has given nutrition in-' J
J mile structioH 4oJ 128000 persons of whom X JCT Af II TD AD C
$5,600-422,000 were children. Mfll' W JUilUiiO
lich the fi. With 90,006 persons a yeal7' A ' '
Intense dyW as a result of aceiHontn. tha V'fi ' .V" T
ual starvation.
; 2. During the
cal year which
- I 1.J t 1 ' " ' " I " JCM
-3783 igMn preventing mi-ense -dyIngr as A result of accidents. thal 'VlJ l xt m
sunermg ana in many instances act- American Bed Cross is waring a na- L J. "e,nDeJ i
won wiae campaign to reduce thia, "",M3;vv"i
e organisation s fis- annual los of life. In the last twelve1'' ' No.fJ OWnship: A. L. PlernmonB,
Closed June 80th it mnnfV. f t.a. ti.n.t.J . . i.v. "m-ii oiii. 1 tt ti.ii Ti-11. tj
1232 gffiO?f 88JJ 150,00(1 persons in the United States ;.,Na;; 9 .Twnshin: Wvman. Tweed.
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SIONER:
(Democrat) :
W. T. Lee
men are Madison men original
ly and have many friends in (Republican)
our county, who would congrat- James D. Gregg
ulate them.
The figures we give below
are official totals :
0R GOVERNOR:
(Democrat) :
O. Max Gardner 1318
(Republican) :
H. F. Seawell 3858.
66 of which were In this country and m
8778;? JVat : . .. - .. nujnher of Dersons enrolled in its Ufa
f rP- after receiving inters v.
sisted an average of 40,600 service i"8"1 in methods for rescuing
and ex-service men each month, helti- aad Reviving the drowned persons, has
ir, fi,m i ' i:- reacned nearly 174.000. Duriner the
ll .j 1 ,fi j . . . year it has also erven more than 4.000
iiu ijiucuib uuspiuu iireaunent anu ; . , , " " -. , ' .Z
'seeing that their families did not suf- i68 and demonstrations for the
3751 fr while these claims were nendin. furtherance of this campaign.
v. nuuviAiL ju3iiu.a ur . al me same ume xtea
THE SUPREME COURTi
W. J. Brogden (D)
in camps and hospitals
ffltfuM-Bjeei Frank CantrelL
fivVT n i; T 1
Edwards, R. M. Sams.
;No. 4 Township: J. G. Metcalf, N.
Jervis, Milton E. Radford.
'" No. 5 Township: R. L. Carter.
&o. 6 Township: C. H. Reeves.
VI UOD WUI A.VI 9 4vv. w ..-41411,3 niuu V i r ri, ,
- ;c adminiRfrflHvA and nttior nhaaao a Wra, A. r . bluder.
a OODIObCU Oil - www4i. fi4vvu w I -S , . -
George W. Conner (D)
Walter B. Love (R)
Thomas J. Harkms (R) 3760
FOR JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
Firit District:
Walter L. Small (D) 1222
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
(Democrat) :
R. T. Fountain 1287
(Republican) :
W. H. Fisher .
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
(Democrat) :
J. A. Hartness 1253
(Republican) :
Mrs. Emma Rollins Tighe 3823
FOR STATE AUDITOR:
(Democrat) :
'Baxter Durham 1246
(Republican) :
John W. Yeager
moo .average of nearlv 16.000 men each tn work, Red Cross volunteers have Nor 8 lownship: L. C. Davis.
1019 month and arranged during the year during the year, produced more than, N6. 9 Township: Roy Plemmons,
1213 jnore tan 22,000 recreation and en- a quarter of a million garments and .Buff Gffok. ,
--3712.tertainment events. (two and quarter million surgical dres- M: VW U ahin. A T A.mo Til
I 4. Carrying on civilian relief ac- ""ST8 'or use in disaster relief work 'r vi
tivkies only where there is no other and other contingencies. They have man uo 8n v
agency to do it mostly in small als transcribed 1,816 volumes into No. H'Tiwnship: Mont Shook, Sol
towns and rural sections the Red Braille, a system of raised lettering Shelton.' ' "
Cross has assisted more than 10,000 whereby the blind are enabled to read. jj0 12 Tb'wnship-L E Baker
families during the year. Practically all Braille transcribing in Nn';i4-rnm,.,in'. i n t
6. In communities throughout the this country is done by Red Cross1, No j3 Township: J. D Brown, Jno.
United States and in our Insular and volunteers. -, . L- Balding, W. J. C. Rinehart.
Foreign possessions, its 745 Public ! 10. The American Red Cross No. 14 Township: J. J. Rice.
Health nurses have been fighting dis- makes no appeals for funds during1 No. 15 Township: N. S. Whitaker,
ease and suf ferine and improvtae the ithe vear excent following DTAnt. Tinfinri w w rWa T m Amm.
v .in , j i M . . . , r;., - . 1 . g " . ' 'm v a a-iiiiii vixi
v ue awwa. ict ni UUMWIIB 111 Willi: II CttHHH all II1I1QH - XT V r m 1 T r i
have made more than a million visits contrihntud rB .n.T.t. fM ,n ,a.v ' 1Q - - renaer, u,
ito homes during the year to care for in the disaster for which the anneal ,s' ender. R- C. Briggs.
tha alnlr onH nn4.-.f 4.V. On A AAA 1. 3- rm.1- xl . 7 Will nnU4. 1.:4. .4 r I
3645 Y; . . v v wu wtvu. o .,uuy la maws, x ii ib enure prograan 01 Sep. - . ' 1 w.wivi3, 4bcBi9wr iueu
, school children have been inspected vice is financed from membership 'and Clerk to Board of Countv Com!
r- 1" ine,r "LZSLJSX: is d0 y that the
RECORDS SHOW HOOVER 6. Nearlv 60.000 women and rirl. STXLrjZ ZZZZttlM" true list asdrawn
FOR JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
Eleventh District:
John H. Clement (D) . 1218
FOR STATE SENATE 30TH SEN
ATORIAL DISTRICT:
-3827 Ira Plemmons (R)
FOR MEMBER HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES:
N. B. McDevitt (D)
J. H. Hutchins (R)
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yv,vw wumau auu gins i unas nnance many reiiei operations r vfi'',vt, i t V
nc rrpMAM rvTD trtinM 5.ave b5n "lt. In the organisations following relatively small disasters !h ,from Box 16, 1( Nov- 6 1928
OF GERMAN EXTRACTION Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick which no special appeal Js made. " . 1 '.flLL ROBERTS, Clerk
.3791
FOR STATE TREASURER:
(Democrat) :
B. R. Lacy
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f 1 1
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. ; s Got. Alfred E. Smith ; f -
who will . nefver run "for ofuce
gain. Retires to private life
after this year after 25 years
of public life. : i -
Succeeded by , Franklin D.
"o-osereU as Gorernor of Now
crk. '.i.ii i ; : T'sr
BALTIMORE, MD., July 22.
That Herbert Hooyer, Republican
candidate for president, is of Ger-
1250 man extraction is shown by records
here. ., These show , that .his- great-
great-great-great-grandfather came to
.this country from Germany about
J1740. The original Hoover whose.
name was Andrew owned land at Lmr
wood, on a branch of Little Pipe
Creek, Carroll County, at that time
a part of Frederick County., M ,
Miss Ruth Fesler, social secretary
to Hoover, found interesting details
of the early life of the Hoovers itf
old land records at the court house
yesterday. She also visited parts of
Carroll County, where it was thought
Andrew, Hoover once lived. From, in
formation given through the records
and other data it was found that An
drew Hoover after living or 16 i or
20 years in what was formerly Fred
erick County, removed to North Caro
lina,' where his son,. John, war born.
The son of John was Jesse, who also
lived in North Carolina. The sonoi
Jese, Eh, was bom in Ohio. y The sort
of Eli, Jesse .Clark Hoover,, was born
in Iowa and the son of Jesse Clark
Hoover is Herbert Clark Hoover: the
presidential ' Candida te,Copied. v";
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Before giving advice' the wise 'main
prepares to dodge the consequences.
It spoils favor If you are asked
to return it. . - ' . !" "i , ' r
A loan widow is one who has mon
MADISON VOTE
ATTRACTS
STATE-WIDE
INTEREST
(By GLENN W. NAVES)
With tha two presidential
candidates, Herbert Hoover
and Governor Alfred E.
Smith, of New York, run
ning a close race in North
Carolina, one of the most
important states of the Solid
South, from midnight Tues
day until late Wednesday
afternoon, official,, returns
from- strong partisan,. couh
ties like Madison County
were being awaited with
much interest by candidates
and members of both par
ties throughout the- State,
wlhile the State press, in
cluding the Associated
Press, made arrangements
for securing the returns im
mediately following thet
precinct and total counts,
due to their importance.
Approximately 4500 Re
publican and 1300 Demo
cratic voters were register
ed in Madison, with the fi
nal counts giving the) Coun
ty an overwhelming majori
ty on the credit side of the
Republican ticket, while all
Democrat candidates on the
State and National tickets
were far in the minority.
The returns from Madi
son were covered both
Tuesday night and Wednes
day by the Marshall Citizen
correspondent, for the As
sociate Press, the Interna
tional News Service, the
Asheville Citizen, the Char
lotte Observer, the Char
lotte News, the Raleigh
Times, the Raleigh News
and Observer, and the
Greensboro Daily News.
while all these' dailies and a
number of others in the
State were given additional
coverage Wednesday morn
ing and afternoon.
One of thet G. O. P. strong
holds of the State, the huge
vote in Madison was a large
factor in giving Hoover a
lead of approximately
25,000 votes in North Caro
lina which for months had
been conceded as Smith territory.
p ! President Hoover and Vice President' Curtis -
vPilXrwhn Hbcted!jTuecda- ;v "V'
In the real drama of life the lead
ing ladies are cooks. ' '
There are lots of big boy. and
small men in the world.
A blockhead is a man who is un-
able to fit his opinions to your chan
nel. .. . i
A silver dollar ' isn't very heavy
but some men find H difficult to raise. ,
t The secret of "popularity is always
to remember what to forget . p- V.
The man who has no faith in hu--'
man nature is not to he trusted. , .
Every married woman thinks1 that '
aQ- lier husband's bsvchelor ifriendf
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A, 1lT
H1 1
ey ot ta interest.':" :- ;
envy Ua. : . 'vJ..''' "