Special Section For Junaluska Supply Co
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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I, 1890, there was
L Junsluska, a son
L Hardy Liner. The
jerry. Evidently
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, finishing uMt
;h school at Waynes-
rtduated irom -. w.
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of engineers
Lying the Southern
helped the engineers
i sv street and
L Assembly grounds,
Ciereral years.
the job was nmsneu,
, 1912. he and Mr.
formed a partnership
!he Junaluska uppiy
to the
ma ll III
Eat in a frame butld-
-nvimr outside the
lands, Mr, Liner en-
and servea nine
World War.
u .n honorable dis-
im back to his store
ral eontractmg on a
L nnntion with the
khandise business. At
firm had opened a
large contract was
Lake Junaluska nine-
rse. The job ran to
thousand dollars, and
lie was a "big time"
he expressed it last
general and gradual
all lines of his grow
but regardless of a
s, he did not fail to
of Dan Cupid, and in
Misi Georgia Bath
about this time of his
ie entered eontracting
cale. In fact, he re
fracting license from
use board in 1925. He
Sloan's interest in the
130 and has continued
sole owner since,
loves his home and
finds little time for
(t will take him away
fo night. He spends
ring with the chil
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Qs World, Started In 1912
dren" he says. Mr. and Mrs. Liner
have four children Jerry, Jr., 10.
William Howard, 8; Mary Ann, 6;
and Dorothy Lane, 4.
Mr. Liner only claims member
ship in two organizations Long's
Chapel, of which he is a member,
and the Democratic party. And
in mentioning politics, he does not
fail to let it be known, that what he
wants least of all is oolitical of'
fice or job.
Mr. Liner's mother was Miss
Sarah Moore. She died in 1931. A
year later his father passed away
Since that time Jerry Liner has
lived at the old home place on the
farm just a 2 or 3 minte drive
from his business, but far enough
back in the Liner Cove where it
is quiet and enjoyable.
Junaluska Supply
Will Soon Make
Their Own Power
The Junaluska Supply Company
will be almost an independent
center of its own, when the 200
horsepower electric generator be
gins work.
The huge generator is already
connected with a steam engine of
the same horsepower. A 200 H. P.
boiler has been installed, and is
expected to be in operation within
about 10 days. -
The generator will be sufficient
to operate" the entire lumber yard,
planning mill, machine shop and
store when put into operation,
furnishing all power, lights and
current for all refrigerating equip
ment. Tentative plans are to
connect the generator up during
the next 10 days.
A deep well in the boiler' room
supplies the boiler with water,
making this an independent set-up.
SEVEN HAYWOOD MEN ;
LOSE DRIVERS LICENSE
Seven Haywood motorists lost
their drivers' license during the
week, all for driving while drunk.
They were: Ira Brown, Ed Rich
ard Warren, Virgil H, Hannah, El
mer Judson Osborne, George Dew
ey Ducker, Winfield Smathers, El
lis Newton Vaughn, all of Canton.
Ducker and Smathers were convict
ed in superior court, Waynesville,
and the others in Canton police
court,
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JERRY LINER, Owner
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First Row, left to right Glenn Hipps, Garnett Wyatt, Lawrence Wyatt, Henry Barnes, Sam
Rathbone. Second Row, left to right M. A. Ingramj Fred Phillips, Carl Raby, Bob Jones, Theodore Raby,
and Frank Ingram.
Complete Machine Shop Service Is
Given By Junaluska Supply Company
Of the many different phases of
work done by the Junaluska Supply
Company, there is one that Jerry
Liner points to with a great deal
of pride, in that he lays claim to
having the largest and most com
plete machine shop west of Ashe
ville. '
This shop does machine work for
several of the largest manufactur
ing plants and contractors in this
and adjoining counties, In the
shop are some of the heaviest ma
chines in this entire area.
Only recently, extra large lathes,
one 3" x 20 ft., with 20 ft. exten
sion, milling machines, shapers,
and drill presses were installed in
order to take care of all sizes of
jobs in machine work. Also special
equipment for gumming cross cut,
circular and band saws.
Among the latest additions to
the equipment has been a portable
electric welding outfit. There are
but few of these machines in this
section.
Besides electric welding, the shop
handles a vast amount of aceetylene
welding and brazing. Also black
smith work of all kinds.
In connection with the machine
shop, general garage work of every
nature is done. The shop is maned
by four competent mechanics.
"Our machine shop is equipped
you a satisfactory
Shop or Garage
Planing Mill Crew
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to handle any size job from a
steam shovel to a small motor," Mr.
Liner said.
"And speaking of motors, we
have made a specialty of making
bearings for large motors, and do
ing general machine and heavy
lathe work."
The machine Bhop is housed in
a brick and steel building 40x100.
The entire side, front and rear,;
being made of steel sash, affording
ample daylight '
Demanding the Best, We Used Only
Plumbing Supplies, Equipment and
Believing These To Be The Best, . .
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We Can Save You Money On Your
PLUMBING SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT Or FIXTURES!
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Sentelle-Huggins
Reunion For 8th
Is Postponed
The, Sentelle -Huggins reunion
set for September 8, has been
postponed, according to Horace
Sentelle, who was in charge of the
event, . '
Mr. Sentelle pointed out that
"the people of the Bethel section
have been hit hard by rains and
wash-outs and we cannot ask them
tn hurden themselves any more at
this time."
No date for a future meeting was
announced.
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JERRY LINER, Owner.
Jerry Liner Operates Model Farm
As Hobby, And Makes A Good Profit
Jerry Liner's hobby is a busi
ness. In fact, many people would con
sider it a big job. With him it is
still a hobby that of operating a
modern 100 acre farm, with an
up-to-date dairy, a truck farm,
and growing enough feed to keep
all his stock extra fat
Back in the Liner Cove, a few
hundred yard from Highway No.
23, Mr. Liner not only has a model
farm, .but one of the most beautl
fu homes in Haywood County. It
is around this home that he has
built his farm. And It is in this
home that he spends his spare
time, with wife and four children.
One of the most beautiful and
finest pastures in the entire moun
tain district, is the 60 acres of
blue grass which he looks after as
he would a flower garden. Twice
each year he "feeds" his blue
grass with lime and phosphate,
using about twice the amount re
commended by AAA. On top of
this, he spreads about 10 tons of
commercial fertilizer. About twice
a year, he sends a crew ox 8 or
10 men over the entire 60 acres.
nickinir out every little weed or
sprout Regardless of time re
quired, they are to get everything
off the pasture except the blue
grass. .
On this pasture grasses about
30 head of milk cows, and scores of
calves and steers of the beef types,
as well as numerous sheep.
1 All of the cattle and dairy pro
ducts are sold through the market
at the store. He operates a mod
ern dairy, which includes two dairy
barns, a new type milking parlor,
a milk house, a sterilizing and
bottling rooms.
He has two large silos, which will
be filled to capacity this fall. On
holds 80 tons and the other 110
tons. This will give him enough
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feed to last all winter.
Besides his cattle, he keeps
about 60 head of good breed hogs
on hand. These too, are worked
out into the chopping block of the
market
His orchards, and truck farm
provide much of the vegetables and
fruits at the store. By raising his
own produce and meats, he is able
to get the desired quality at the
time he wants it, he explained.
Two men spend their entire time
on the farm, and in certain sea
sons he has 8 to 10 extra hands at
work.
Herman Holder is in charge of
the dairy farm, and is assisted by
his son, wife and two children,
Willard and Wilma.
As explained earlier in this ar
ticle, Mr. Liner's hobby is a busi
ness, and he enjoys nothing more
than tramping over his 100 acres,
with his four children, patting the
cattle and enjoying the great out-of-doors
in that care-free, easy
way of his.
Yes, his hobby is a business, and
while he won't admit it, those who
know, said it is a profitable hobby.
GENTLE JOY
Joy descends gently on us like
the falling dew, and does not pat
ter down like a hail-storm. Rich,
ter. .
Sodium fluoride, which may be
obtained at drug stores, is one of
the moot effective products for
controlling lice on poultry, says O.
F. Parrish, extension poultryman
of State college.
Modern gins should be equipped
to handle damp or green cotton
without injury, to the seed or fiber,
according to J. C. Ferguson, cot
ton ginning specialist of State Col
lege, 1
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