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SEPTEMBER 29, 1938
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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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A Page Devoted to the Interest of
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Adopt '38 Program
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The pi
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of the Bethel chap
. t Farmers of Ameri
meeeting recently
-iam of work for the
Tarn of work commit-
the objectives and
tfiam to the chapter
.en. ,kQt, o hotter
local chanter - ;
.,.h ,riv than the year before,
-I',,, is made chiefly be
,J hTvs set up high goals at
;iCh year. The pro- this dreaded
the coming year is
u of k ur
.How?;
.. Krtvc usinc? nure
OUt- in ll-ll ""js o
I or livestock iui vwjem
number completing re-
twen-
of
j.ae
Si'fu
same
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!.stv per cent of boys plant one or
"acres of soil improvement
IPS. . ' x
nttv I'er ei'iu usms H''i'" "
fc,,r or Ieeu im F'"-1-
fc;i twys cat i-ying two or more pro
band paying lee.
Ijj plan!-, seeds ana iorest saiu-
t.i museum.
i i .-v.,.
ve (.iasMiuuii turn
r cent.
1 ,,, nuivhasc $100 worth
jupplu-s lo-t.peratively and raise
hreutrh chapter activities,
chase picture machine and Jis
, Y. F. A. radio programs occa-
: n vncatiiiiial lair or sponsor a
.lUllity fail'. ., .
tlu-h.-ilf t members improving
Jfl'lHlIllls.
-,'P.rate with grange by getting
:nu- members this fall.
law boys establish farm shops
fuiir out of every five doing three
r ciiiistrui'tion or repair jobs.
;j officers read one book on par'i-
jtntaiy proceilure ana an iresn-
f: nii'inorizo opening ceremony ana
Foulbrood Found
In Haywood Bees'
Haywood is one of the 48 counties
infected with foulbrood, most costly
of bee diseases and the State Depart
ment of Agriculture has issued an
order prohibiting the wholesale ship
ment of bees into North Carolina.
Fearing the further spread of foul
brood, C. H. Brannon, Department
Chief Entomologist, said that "strict
bee regulations are necessary at pres
ent to prevent the further siiread of
disease."
Under the regulations, 'Jflees on
combs or foundation, used hives or
other used apiary equipment" can
not be shipped into North Carolina;
however, bees in certified packages
are permitted, Brannon explained.
A department survey revealed that
foulbrood has been found in 3.4 per
cent of all colonies of bees inspected
by the Entomology Division's apiary
inspector.
Approximately 1I.E50 colonies
have been inspected by the depart
ment, with disease eradication work
now being concentrated in Haywood,
Beaufort, Hyde, Martin, Robeson and
Washington counties.
Bomb Shelter at U. S. Embassy
the State Department of Agriculture's
statistics division.
LIVESTOCK
Prices furnished by the llninvood
Mutual Stock Yards, of Clyde. Vires
are based sales of last Thursday'.
(All I'lices quoted er hundred)
NOTICE
Imi CAROLINA, .
YWU01) COL'NTY.
undersigned having qualified as
mm of the estate of Selma Red-
-.1 Lwifon!, deceased, this is to no-
all persons to file their claims
f. the undersigned on or before the
Jay of August, 193'J or this now-ill
be pleaded in bar of their
:: to recover. All persons due the
estate anything are hereby noti-
to. make settlement at once.
ris the 3rd day of August, 1938.
S. L. REDMOND,
wcutor of the estate of Selma
mom! Leilford.'
'. "9-Sept. 8-15-22-29-Oct. 6-13
ILTMORE1
TO. "7 J
Produce Prices
jb week-end we will pay to
iiimeis tne ionowing prices:
H- F. 22c
POSTERS, lb. ......... 5c
'GGS, doz. ....... .... ,24c
lb 12c
FERS, lb. 13c
a' - V. S. X. 1 ioo lb. 85c
armer's Exchange
And
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fVaynesville Ashevine Rd,
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Cows
Bulls .. .
Calves
Heifers
Steers
Number of sales
Total amount of sales
. $3.(10 to $5.00
$4.10 to $5.10
.$,r)..r)0 to $i.0l)
. $5.00 to $8.10
..$5.00 to $7.50
1ST
$15,750.00
F. F. A. creed.
Send two delegates to state con
vention and have one boy qualify for
the Carolina farmer degree.
- Conduct two chapel exercises.
Forty per cent of boys save 25
per cent' of profit on projects, and
75 per cent of members read a book
on thrift.
Conduct all meetings according: to
ritual, have ninety per cent attend
ance at all meetings.
Twenty per cent of boys making an
average of 85 on all high school sub
jects and 00 on agriculture.
Nine out of ten reading one book
and twenty bulletins relating to agri
culture. Chapter taking part in all state and
district contests.
Hold father and son banquet and
two socials other than banquet.
One-fourth of boys taking an ac
tive part in athletics.
Make a 1000 mile educational tour
to Wilson Dam, Milky Way P'arnis,
etc.
LENOIR YORK Reporter.
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SIX MILLION FROM CO T TONSFKI)
The cash income of North Carolina
cotton farmers in 10."7 from cotton
seed amounted to $(i. 102,000, or nearly
10 per cent of the income from the
lint produced, reports V, H. Rhodes,
chief statistician of the State Depart
ment of Agriculture.
i HOC 1'OI'l'LATlON INCRKASINC
i N'oitli Oiirolina's hog jpopulation
I or. .January 1 this year, estimated at
l.l.'io.OOO was the largest since 1922,
I reports the State Department of Ag
' rictilture.
The coldest towns in the world is
Verkhoyansky, Siberia, where, on Jan.
15, 1SS5, the thermometer read 90.1
degrees below zero.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM
MONS BY l'l BL1C.VTION
FEWER SHEEP IN STATE
The number of sheep on farms in
North Carolina January 1, '1938, es
timMted at 112,000 was the smallest of
any year on record except 1912, re
ports the N. C. Department of Agriculture.
N. C. 17TH IN CORN I'UODl (HON
While corn is North Carolina's
most, widely grown crop, the state
ranks 17th among the states in the
production of corn and 12th in cash
income to farmers from the crop,
reports l.he State Department of
Agriculture.
View of embassy at Praguo
As a measure of preparedness against possible outbreak of hostilities,
a bomb-proof shelter is being erected at the U. S. embassy in Prague,
capital of Czechoslovakia.
Along tlw
N. C. FARM
FRONTS
been 'launched bv the AAA.
N. C. IN LEAD
North Carolina, with a 5 per cent
increase in farm income during the
first seven months of 1938, was the
only South Atlantic state to show, a
gain over the same period in 1937.
TO I'l lU II ASE COTTON
The Federal Surplus .Commodities
Corporation has been authorized to
purchase up to 50,000 bales of raw
cotton and up to 11,000,000 yards of
cotton fabric to be -donated to wel
fare agencies in various states for
making mattresses and comforts for
relief families.
I Pays-Read the Ads
How CARDUI
Helps Women
Cardul Is a purely vegetable med! -cine,
found by many women to ease
functional pains of menstruation. It
also helps to strengthen women, who
have been weakened by poor nour
ishment, by increasing their appetite
and Improving their digestion. Many
have reported lasting benefit from
the wholesome nutritional assist
ance obtained by taking Cardui. If
you have never taken Cardul, get a
bottle of Cardul at the nearest drug
store, read the directions and try it.
NOTICE OF NEW
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
Notice is hereby- given that pursuant to
i der of the Board of Elections of Haywood
County a new registration of all voters has
been ordered and directed to be had in each
and every voting precinct in Haywood
T ounty, before the general election to be held
n November 8th, 1938, and the Registrars
"f the several voting precincts of Haywood
County will open the books for registration
beginning Saturday, October 15, 1938, and
that such registration shall continue for
i the period of time provided by law.
BOARD OF ELECTION
OF HAYWOOD COUNTY
G BRYSON VIRGE McCLURE W. H. NOLAND
Secretary .
airman
HI ITER STORACE
Stocks of storage butter in tlv.'
country on September 1 reached a
new-high record of 201 ,51.'l,000 pounds,
exceeding the previous peak by more
than 2('),OOO,000 pounds.
YIELDS INCREASE
A general and rather substantial
improvement in crop prospects' in
most parts of the United States was
noted during July, and indications
on August 1 were that yields of most
crops would be well above average;
SIN PER CENT FOR DOCTOR
.Medical services for 'the farm
family represent about 0 per cent of
the cost of all goods and services
required for farm ' family living, tile
IV S. Iiuroau of 'Agricultural -'Economics-found
in ii recent survey.
II A V A MAJOR CROP
North Carolina's cultivated hay
crop occupies about 15 per cent of
the state's cultivated acreage and is
one of the state's major crops, reports
HI TIER HEALTH FOR STOCK
.Willi cold weather approaching,
vvorkstock owners ean expect a re
duction in the occurrence of encephal
omyelitis, a deadly disease of horses
j-and mules, says Dr. William Moore,
j X. C. Department of Agriculture's
! chief veterinarian.
liRlCIIT Ol I'LOOK
Developments during the past month
have removed doubts existing here
tofore as lo tlic substantial 'improve-'
meat in industrial activity, consumer
incomes, and domestic demand for
farm products this fall, reports the
I'. S. liureau of Agricultural Econom
ics, in Yi.No m m r
During the current period of high
butter production and large supplies,
the Federal Surplus Commodities
Corporation has been authorized to
purchase -an additional HO '.-million
pounds for relief purposes.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
IN THE SUPERIOR CURT.
County of Haywood and Town
of Hazelvvood,
Vs.
Ciady Davis and wife, Louise
Davis, Dicic Shepard and hus
band, Spurgeon Shepard, Mar
garet Davis Hayues and husband,
Oalveston Hayues, George Davis
and wife, Retha Davis, Charlie
Davis and Hoard of Education
of Haywood County.
The defendant, Charlie Davis, will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Haywood County,
North Carolina, for the foreclosure
of tax and assessment liens against,
a tract of land situate in the Town
of llazelwood, Haywood County,
North Carolina, which tract of land is
fully described in a deed from Win.
Pruett and wife, E. V. Pruett, to
Jeff Davis, dated February 0. 1919,
anil recorded in Hook 5:!, page 21,
office of the Register of Deeds of
Haywood County, in which defend
ant claims an interest,, and the relief
demanded would exclude him from
any actual or contingent lien or in
terest therein; and the said defendant
will further take notice that he is
required to appear at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court i.i the
courthouse in Waynesville, N. C,
within thirty days after the 5th day of
October, 19.'!S, and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action or the
plaintiffs will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said complaint.
Dated this the. fith dav of Sptem
her, 1::!S.
W. G. HYERS,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
No. 791 Sept. 8-15-22-29,
666
Llnuid. Tablets
Salve Nose Props
cures
MALARIA
In 7 Unys and relieves
COLDS
first day
lleaihulie, 30 minutes
Try "MUB-MY-TISM" . World Best Llnlmtnt
PRODUCTION I P
Although the number of milk cows in
North Carolina decreased 1 per cent
in the past year, the average daily
milk production jumped from 12.9
pounds per cow in 19:17 to l.'1.2 pounds
in 19'iH, says John Arey, extension
dairyman at State College.
KEEPINC, LAND GREEN
Keeping North Carolina farm land
green this winter with legume crops
is the aim of a vast State College
Extension service program.
BRIGHT EGG OUTLOOK
Continued improvement in the fall
and winter outlook for egg producers
has been reported by C. F, Parrish,
extension poultryman at State Col-
RY THE PRICE
With the development of quick
freezing of drawn poultry and the
packaging of parts of the bird, the
number of store outlets for dressed
poultry has been increased.
NEW PROGRAM
A program designed to improve
marketing practices and to demon
strate to foreign spinners the high
quality of American cotton being pro
duced in one-variety communities has
GOOD RELIEF
of constipation by a
GOOD LAXATIVE
Many folks get such refreshing
relief by taking Black-Draught for
constipation that they prefer it to
other laxatives and urge their friends
to try It. Black-Draught is made of
the leaves and roots of plants. It
does not disturb digestion but stimu
lates the lower bowel so that con
stipation is relieved.
BLACK-DRAUGHT
purely vegetable laxative
MOT
200
HEAD
TO HK
Sold At Auction
Steers and Heifers
Weighing from 500
Founds
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BUYERS
Here's an opportunity
for you to get stock cat
tle for winter feeding at
ypur own price.
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OCT. yTH
2 P. MM
SELLERS
Bring in your stock
cattle at this special sale.
Highest prices sought on
every animal.
Sale Held Rain or Shine
CLYDE STOCK YARDS
Medf ord Leatherwood
Auctioneer
CLYDE, N. C.
LOCALLY OWNED
AND OPERATED
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