1933
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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SsffBES FARM
ADJUSTMENT PLAN
ucra! Coliege President
Coordinate Production
ith Reduced Exports
. -a! f;ir adjustment pro
''" 'v euided by the belief
: agricultural commodi
recover Its volume
: years ago, in the opinion
-V.rrell. President Kansas
College, writing in the Au
, : the American Bankers
jaurna!
li'.jws whether the farm
program will succeed."
K.irrell "Its sponsors de
::;;:v as an experiment. It
ia'.ize agriculture at least
t that farmers, in what is
be the public interest, will
., t:-,e:r production activities and
' ct'--.-rs. distributors and con
. contribute something to-
"" i "pay is-1 farmers for exercising
'' Tim ndiustment Dro-
'" ' oiv nip based on the fact
rri-'i i
6--"" ,i..,nHmlncu1 rvrlmaHlV
t'i
, : tara
is -
:s.-ae
--'y
Sir" '-'
to '--
fcpl.l-'.tJ L
res'-t::J:
taiC-J
p,r. b
ti
t'..
i;y and demana. mey tuu mc
',n the assumption that the ex
press in agricultural commodi
; r.o'. soon return to its volume
-.- ten. years ago.
Dependence on Public Support
. ; :a:i offers wheat prices in
'.,"r 1533. 1934 and 1935, for
i s.tL'a'.ly consumed portion of
':.,,t crop. The insured price is to
.,:!:. :. r.:!y high to give the do
.;:;y consumed portion of the
: p pre-war purchasing power.
..) is as effective as its snon
n will he, the reduction in
, :::.iy influence wheat prices so
i -.i t i re wheat crop will have
;.!: chasing power.
adjustment program sue
:. uiiidiin.it probably will mark
1 , f an era of extreme iiulividual
agriculture in 'the United
- says Mr. Farre.ll.
a nt fundamental changes led
:ary Wallace to say, "What we
have to do is to change the
psychology of the people of the
fraud States.' This is a large order.
lives the whole program of farm
tir.ent as well as the larger na
; ocuiioniic program, of which
adjustment is a part. If the
o 'decline to participate in the
iin to the extent-' necessary to
the experiment a fair trial, we
,1 never kno.v whether farm ad
:;:!;! a now proposed would have
v. 1, 1 or not if it had been given
sr.--'
BANKERS PREPARE
FARM FINANCE BOOK
Tells Bankers and Farmers
What to Consider in Making
Sound Loans
A l i k on "Making Farm Invest
Bests Safe" has been prepared by
tie A.cricultural Commission of the
4sri.:an Bankers Association, sum
nx'.zhz material published by it dur
lug the past ten years. It presents a
Krr.;.f allium of scientific facts, .prac
tice and '.experience in farming, with
fcc'y a-.d helpful suggestions to serve
a r-ference and guide in the daily
routine of banking and farming. From
ftjra.vf.-a: workers in these fields can
rt'aia an idea as to what extent and
to Va.i: manner farm loans should be
liitf i bv ?oii erosion, weeds, plant
tew-, rckpts and fire hazards, etc.
f'.; 'h-v.'k also Indicates how much
Is ailed : the securi ty of a farm loan
bj the farmer who keeps accounts and
RrUcts- pood business methods, as
a as the extent to. which loans are
; i;:rirded by crop rotation, produc
1 1 5f l-. gurries, judicious use of com-'--al
fertilizers, the use of quality
w-har.il'the' providing of home grown
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Is for Haywevd County. North
Una.
.i. Union Trust Company of Mary-1
having resigned, as Trustee as '
id PeeJ of Trust pvovidi'd. the!
is beir.ir advertised and eonauceii !
undersicned Trustee.
First National Company of Uur-Thi-
the ;U:h day of August. lf;!;i.
W- G. Braham and T- I.. Hlalock.
Teeeivers of
ham N. C. Trustee
No. Pti Sopt- 7-14-21-2S
er demur to tne complaint and petition
i:i said act'.-.i or the plaintiffs and j
t'uuiei ". ,s vu.i app: ici uie v oui .
;'. v tile relief .iemandeel in said pe
t it ion.
W G. HVFRS.
Clerk Superivir Court Haywood
i oimty. N. C.
'lhu the 'Jnd day of Sept , liKni.
No. 5' 7 Sept. 77-14-21-
Gene Sarazen is the 1933 cliamplou
of the I'rofessional Golfers' nssocia
tltin, winning the title at the tourna
no it nt the l.lue Mound Country club,
Milwaukee, Wis. The cup he is shown
ii"i ling lias been in his possessior
'twice before. Ho also received a
check for Sl.OOO for his victory.
She "Ho you reiiiemlior
moonlijrht ride we had at
winter. Charley hidiind
donkey'.'"
Jl0.,." ),, 1 remember it .
I could forget it!"
Slu'--"Yoii are nice
Charlev and
iK'ver see a ib
of veil."
that lovely
.Mia m
that
last
onto
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XOTH h: OF Sl'MMOSS
STATU OF NORTH l'ARll.lNA.
HAY WOO 0 COUNTY.
IN THF SUl'KRIOR COURT.
BF.FOKK THF. CI.KRK.
Sarah Russell. Charles L. Rus
sell Johnny Russell, by her next
friend, Alvin T. Ward and John
M Queen
vs.
Turner Russell and wife Lena
Russell. C. H. Russell and wife.
Myra Russell Robert Russell
.nd wife. Orpha Rusoll. Flos
ie Fra.ier and husband. Wilson
'razier. Marjie l'axton and hus-
oand. .1. T. l'axton and Marv
Russell
The defend.ints, Robert Russell and
wife Orpha Russi'll, Flossie Frazier
and husband. Wilson Frazier. above
named Will tak,, notice that an ac
tion entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of Hay
wood County, North Carolina for the
partitioning of the M. S Russell lands
:n wnien tne uoiomiants are proper
parties; and the aid defendants, Rob.
ert Russell and wife. Orpha Russe
Flosie Frazier and husband. Wilson
l''ra?ier will further take notice tha
tiny and each of them, are required
to appear !vtor,. the Clerk ol the Su
pc.i"r Court of H ivwood County
Ncttli Carolina a! liis otlico in tlr
Court Houe on , r before within 1(1
days after Oct. 1 l'.i:!".. and an-wcr
.oril K OF COMUISSIOXFR'S
SM.F
STATK OF NORTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
IN THK SURF RIO R COURT.
Federal Land Hank of Columbia
vs.
Wintield. Hat lie- Wintield, Fred
Wintield Cerlie Wintield Walter
Wintield Gertie Wintield, S. M.
liobinson Trustiv, Channiion Hank
and Lrust Conipaiiy, 11. A. Osborne,
Jean Osborne. Suid Rliinehart,
Mrs. Suel Rliinehart. Hue Medford,
Lucy Medford. et al.
fn Monday the ISth day of Sep
tember. l!:i;. at the courthouse door
m t.lu Town of Waynesvilli' Haywood
County. North Carolina. at' 12:00
o'clock M., the under---i".ed, t'oniniib
siimer of the Court, will sell at publir
out-cry to the highest bidder for caih
the following- described lands and
premises, lyintf and Indng in lioaver
tlam Township. Haywood County,
North Carolina, ami fully described
as follows:
All those lots
land vontaininj;
aeros ."S.7i -am
located, lyinp and
Hoaverdam Tovviisliip
do you know dear. I
nkey witlimit thinking
'Win
lidn't
He:
letter?
She:' "1 didn't get it."
He: "You didn't fret it'.'"
She : "No. and beside
like soni,., of the thing's you
vou an-wer mv
I
aid
didn't
it it."
tar
Is -.v
is t;-
5d
that
tier.-.
NOilCK Ai- TRl'STFF'S SA1.K
Oefaul; ing lieen madi' m ,'ay
.'it of the imlide o s ured i V
tha.; cert. lit, i eed r ' trust to in as
Trustee for 1'ixie Fire Insurance
Company by 11. It. Atkiir and wife.
Nora S. Atkins, an Auirust -2!'tli :!U,.
and lecorded in the ofTuv-o' the Reg
ister of I'eeds of .Haywood County 'in
Rook 1. page 2:1.'!. I will, under and by
virtuo ol the power ot sale vonuutieu
in said deed of trust, and at.. the re
quest of the cestui que trust and for
the purpose oi discharging the debt
secured bv said deed id' trust .proceed
to sell t tho highest bidder, fur e.ish,
ii! th(, court .house door m Waynes-,
villi'. Haywood County North Caro
lina, at '12:00 o'clock M., on
WKDNFSDAY. OOTOBF.R 4. 10:!:!
the following deserib'd land, t-wit:
Situated in the town of Waynesvilli-.
tK-'Kinning at a stake on the sidewalk
line on the east side. of Main Street:
being the southwest corner of Pishop
James Atkins lot and "i feet from
the corner of th(. old L. T.
Holmes, Haki-ry lot anil runs ?n
northerly direction oX feet with Main
Street to a stake ; thence in a easterly
direction parallel with t hi- 1- 1.
Holmes and Bishop James Atkins
ine 12.") feet to it stake then in a
northerly direction pa'-allel with Main
Stieet oS feet to Bishop James At
kins' line; then in a westerly direcr
tion with Bishop James Atkins' line
125 feet to the beginning, this lot being
r,X fprt front bv 12.i fee- deep and
if tbi. nllev laid' rai; bv. the town of
Wiivnesvill'e on the back side of Main
Street should be at a '-greater dist ance
from Main Street than 1 2.") feet then
this lot is to run to said alley pi
vided :hat. said allev is nt.t more than
1 40 feet from Main Street.
This the 2:!rd dav ad' Auustc'lin;
A. L. BROOKS, Trustee:
Brooks Barker & Holderness. .
Attorneys at Law.
(ireert-boi'o. N. C
No itoSept. 7-1.4-21.-2s
md
tracts or parcels of
respectively I'm ."-S
42 acres,
beinjr in
Haywood
County. North Carolina having
such shapes, meto courses' as will
more fully appear by refcrenco to
plats thereof made by R. V. Justice,
Surveyor. November. 102.'!, which an
on tile with the Federal Land Bank
of Columbia.
FIRST TRACT: Bounded on the
North by the lands owned by the ,
Smathers heirs on the Fastj
by the lands of Jodie B.
Smathers. o:i the South by the
lands of Charlie Smathers' heirs and
on the West by the lands of Smath
ers' heirs. Containing t'v" :!-S acres.
SFCONO TRACT: Bounded on
the North by C. B Smathers land
and C. F. Medford lands, on the Fast
by Mrs. Burnett'.- lands and the lands
of F. L. Rliinehart on the South by
the lands of Jodio B. Smathers and
Tie Smathers' heirs. Containing
S;!.7l) acres.
THIRD TRACT: Bounded on the
North bv Mrs J. H. Russell's land and
the Smathers heirs land, on the Fast
by the lands of K. Wintield. on the
South by the la!ids of the Smathers
heirs and on the West by the lands
of Mrs. J. H. Russell. Containing
H? acres.
This sab- is made pursuant to. un
der ami bv virtue of the power of
sale conferred upon hie by Order and
Judgment of the Superior Court of
Haywood County, N. C, rendered at
the January Term, lf;?3, wherein the
undersigned was duly appointed Com
missioner of the Court to sell the
lands hereinabove deseriln'd to satisfy
indebtedness evidenced by first note
and niortirairo on said land and to
sell the same in the inverse order of
alienation to Hiitfh Medford. Suel
Rliinehart and Champion Bank and
Trust Company, and if amount bid is
not sufficient to satisfy said indebted
ness with cost and commissions, then
to sell the said land as a whole to
satisfy said inilebtedno-s as afore
said. This land was formerly sold
and purchaser did not comply with
bid and this is a resale of said land
for the same purpose and re-old pur
suant to Order of Resale of Hon.
Felix F. Alley, dated Alienist 12.
103.'!. This property is sold subject
to all past due. existing, and future
taxes and assessments. A deposit of
o'V of highest lid will be required
before same will !.t- accepted if Com
missioner so desire, same.
This the 14th tl.iv of August. 1933.
M. G. STAMF.Y.
Commissioner , f the Court.
No. J'4- Aujf. 24-ol-St ;:. 7-14
NOT1CF OF TRUST! K S SALF
On Monday. Octohi-r i- 1033. at
eleven o'clock. A. M. the court
house door in the town of Waynesville
North Carolina, I will se'l a- public
outcry to the highest bidder I r cash,
the j'ollowinir lands aid pn mises,
lyinjr and beinK. in Waytu-sville
Township. Haywood County. North
Carolina, and mort. particularly
bounded and described as follows:
BCilNNING on a stake in the
Northwest side line of the County
road and the Southeast corner of Mrs.
Ross- lot and runs N. 13 W 732 feet
to a stake on the Southeast side of
the public road; thence N. o3" F- 219
feet with the side line id' said road to a
stake; thence S. 14 30 F. 744 feet
with the Strintrfield line to a stake
on the Northwest line of the county
road; thence S- 57" W. 2(0 X-10 feet
with sideline of said road to the Be
G1NN1NG. containing 3 Oo-lOO acres,
more or less, and being the same
lands convoyed by Thomas String
field and wife, to W. C l'hillips and
wife Myrtle l'hilliips by deed dated
November 20, 102i'. and recorded in
Book 74. page - Record of Deeds
of 11 ivwood County.
Sal, made pursuant to power of
sal,, conferred upon me by deed of
trust executed by W. C Phillip anil
. .,'f., l,,il.. l'hillios. dated Decem
ber 20. 1020, and recorded in Book
11. page 233.' Record of Deeds of
Haywood County.
This Mi.- St h day of September. 100.1.
Gill). 11. WARD,
Trustee
No. ion Sept. 1 1 21 2s Oct. r
:.r p.-;
r .'f e'etion sets forth the pre
ihat should be exercised by
banker and farmer when
'is loans to increase or im
iry production, or beef, sheep.
ultrv nroduction. as well
J! f Ktors should be considered
n fimic marketing ot products
he. v. ay efficiency in production
-:" n'cy- in marketing. Many
1 r- lay details ot farm .life
'aye a practical financial signify
?.-e treated in the book. - A par
" in p irtant section deals with
f"'?. with, farm leases and : an
vlth hllrected farm credit. :
NOTICE OF
SALF Ol-TATF
RFAL K.1-
lr mat
Note
To
TAXFAY
All Property on Which 1932 Tax
es Have Not Been Paid Will Be
Advertised for Sale Thursday,
October 5th, And Will Be Sold
on The First Monday in November.
In Order to Prevent Property from
Being Sold And To Avoid Additi
onal Costw
knks Make Best Record
F- C. Loans Repayments.
in
,.A?-:::z : Inane f !1 000.000
!e .l:" ':le Federal Government
rsi the. Reconstruction 'Finance
"r--:ra'i::i' tbe bighest percentage-of
sa!t?. official reports show, has
.va aJe-by the banks. Indicating
;t- of stability as the chief un
'r? C.tment ol public fear bas
v " :.:-..! fr.-jni theme
H?:osstruction Finance Corpo
has authorized cash advances,
..y sec-jrc by gound collateral, to
ia r-Da' ss Eince " besan operations
S b ?Taary' 1932, an1 made actual
S!? W6aie'ntS t0 them ,n tD 8m0ttnt
' y -.l.STs.OOO. Of this amount, how-
iu L 0 '3'000, or over 44 Pr cent
Tea rIa!d by the banks. AH other
iteTi? T borr rs combined nave
wia abat 16 per cent of their loans.
Default having been made in .In
payment of the indebtedness .-'secured
by' a certain' deed of trust rxeCuted to
the First NatiinaLCompany if Dur
ham. Inc. -and the Union Trust Com
pany of Maryland, .; Trustees. : on the
first .day of duly.' 1028, by . Smr
Kniirht and wife. Flora Kniirht- on th(.
lands herein , lies; ri:-d, said deed of
a. v,U.,t in Rook 21. oatro
4fi: in the nflice of the Re(d-ter ofi
I)eeils of Haywood County N. C.. the
undersiRned will, having been so re
nuested bv the holder of said. indebt
edness, offer for sale at public auction.
to the highest bidder f ir cash, at ;tnc
Courthouse .ir in Haywood County
N- C. at twelve o'clock noon on M"t)-dav-October
2nd. 10.33, purchaser n--suminjr
all.ur.paid' taxes and street as
sessments, the land deseritied in -o
deed of trust, to-wit: .
Drivvtvr. nn n stake in tr.e
Westerly manrin of Church , whi-h
stake is' 332 feet S. 7 deirs,.30 mm-.
Wr..t fr,. hc interesection of Main
Street tnd Church Street, and Whi:'n
stnkp U Oscar Kmeht s southeasterly
porncr. and runs with said Street,
cotv, 7 Aorr nn mins. West 60 feet
a'. - .i.i.' rtn North 82 decs. 30
lu a piant, n.vim -
mins wrt 1.0 feet to a stake; thence
North 7 degs. 30 mins. F.ast 60 feet
to a stake. Oscar Knifrht's corner;
thence with Oscar Knight's line, South
82 degs. 30 mins- East 150 feet to the
BEGINNING corner, being the same
lot of land conveyed to Sam Knight
by deed April 25 1921. from J. N.
fnicrVn- otiH n-ifp. -,nd recorded in Deed
Book No. 55, page 230. Record of
NotPaid 1932 Taxes To Pay
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