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^OVfiMBER 8,. 1928.
$150 P«r'
i'lil'a.r
‘tfce
is the dtsti^^off |ini3
.its;,' pr^||tfi:
]^oysri»ilit^remen
_ iadii'atfce ■ in efecierifqy and
^ecottoin> in^ this branfch of its
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^that
of tjfljff
"Weai
expe*
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V , Tit provided %
"I eleltri^industesiwiti
_ dema rii copper,
■ 4it®d miningi'^and ijeloed greatly
; ^ In raising it tp higl^r Jevels of
^ojnomic ^Soundness Informa
tlin is .how ayailable that allows
tfcfe producer‘tgp’ foresee market
r V'di^atfdsahd adjust' his supply
i ,'i|to^the beat advantage. . .
^1? .,^ fining has met its
f cqH^robleros in a cdSsfcructive*
fo^pird iooaing mannert^at has
tai^^ it from thb romantic’ and
speculative^ to the stable, conser^’
vative industry that it now
; Accidents Expeksly^
iiVhilb humaniiafian reasons
should be,5ufficlent to make ac-
‘cident reduction an^^ impbpfeent
factor in every bu^iff^ss ^rgani*
zation, there is, an additiOrtv’^Ihe
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0 NiMtb Caro^ Profreii^ '
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N e w ‘ telephone
" ‘ ' ^ ted for local
SHORT
,^Ppfftad
erects pew.
ing on local
Vass—Western* Union Tele>
graph Co. exttidds service to Pine
Needles Inn at Knqllwood.
.Aihepiarle—Wiscassett • Mills
Company here plans new million
dollar kilk hosiery mill.,
Fairmont —Route No. 70 froin
herp to:Squjih UaroUna line. will
be„pi^5^-'^;W.^: - ' ’J"-
:^vliamb^tp^—Highway No 20F
frool'here fft;,Bladen County liafr
near Dublin will be paved
FairD(|ontrvCantraet awarded
for eonsj^tueUoiv df new $55,000
hoteHg|^iif!g*in this city.
^ . ■
|dilte\^^''th'e Bocth are want*
ng to1hdty;|f|»utB, rand Raeford
sboul^XvlJ^'lio-locate some of
tneiii,i|$|^ ;VVe need payrolls,
folks.'
., An aijf8blp:fle|S^
just for^fott
Saturday.
tefc
'*if *
Tl^ Is^ps foi^' and'*
looked atx. flowers' elytron dayv
That’s sei^bl^
TjjpS blizzard fToittt 5%>rtl^ |
)ut
beforp'
west wore out just
it rpa^hodwRaeford.
PfoStproof oats is'' the|Jlinre^
bet to and.^ oa|4 ;,,,^tefleip
Out tbis^d|^rt cord ch^, ' - .
^ K.Tfioinas spent
JdflHeIgh/ 7 "
^llited ha* pa
S. Blue
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Ji' * ' • ■' ' ■
'cLean. who
came
18
home
- t 15^'-.V^5?’.
Mr. Pophai d^ tbefooin^pnity
a real service inflivin^ ^3? .Telpc-;
1^'!'Ijfe'-'-'
cohimpT^Senseand r|flpCt:^i!k6|l^
tipn returns
ik ;We need
V V
t^^ight,. be ■ brought
here fey jt^lUling, so say noth-
fapt that accidents cost industry.!
' at good The nulls want
to raovO'^soulh to escape foreign-
i *:
ers. We ear some of th«m
might follow,; but it could be ar
ranged so they woujd not locate
,in-
-appreximately. $5, OOf), QOO, 000
i^lly. . s ^ . ..
-.Ah authoritV on the subject
Sts^tes that ti8 per jjent of all yu*
dudtrial accidents can be preyent-
ed through enforcement of'pirQp
er safety rules and'that ID
ceflbr^uitf^m improper, phvsi
- 4abtiondjitiwS“«iift.plgnta. % Uupre;
'^’teilfeblp^ %^id^ts con^ithte
■ Qn^ two'p^piit^'h'pftdb^;!
Scotli
how silly” #A>bave v bj^e
lately.^ .. 4; ^ .T -
It is.harflcr to getthe
bales pWk^ out thail''
ate
fifty bfi most afiy
county
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' Me. NeW IKGUrD|
half crop of epltotf-
•S: ,
He gathered fohp^l
from 3-ar^ " ' ^
■m
The tp^l^
are prbtt^jiyeH ple^efl%ti|ii' the^
week'
permanently.
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Charles M Patrick,
•Red Cross RoK ;ji||i.;
tmmaa 1 roll calf^bf- dhe
^’^peicah Red Cross will take
'i^ase frc»ra V^jgvember ^llth dll}
Spkifg^vjpg. '^The local br^pch^'
make,,,the inyith
“r * t
the
igfrtdSOi.
m- ‘
q and
'^lehirhed
‘Trail
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Friday
i October 26. 9:45 at his
bome^on West Church Street,
The October term of Superior
court for Scotland county for the
trial of civil cases, was conven-,
ed Monday morning at Laurip
burg with Judge A. M. Stack of
Monroe presiding. The court
adjourned Tuesday after two
days of work. Five divorces, or
four divorces and one lagal sepa’
ration, were granted by the
court.
Mr. J. D. Currie, who keeps
store at Sneads Grove, claims tb
have the largest sweet potato
grown irv Scotland county tnis
year. Mr. Currie says that a
plow was never used in cultiva
ting the patch in which the 7 12
lb. potato grew. He has this
potato on exhibit in his store
and challenges the potato grow
ers of Scotland county to Itring
one in that will outweigh his.
Up toi October 18 Scotland
county ginned i2,760 bales of
the new cotton crop against 17,
O38 b^ies for the same date last
year, or just 4,278 bales short of
l^tbe ffgureafor last year. —Laiir-
'flnburg Exchange.
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r ‘ Among the Sick
iw*'.
M
Mr. M. K. McNeill is not im-
;J^;4)roving we are sorry to hear In
''fact he ie critically ill.
Mr. J, A Currie has bee 1 .-i
J'shut in for months, and is not
;“;|much improved,
Upchurch is on the
.v jbad to recovery, we are glad to
IHm out again.
]i;^||l vTh'te condition iqf Mrs. H J
scontinues about the same.
Uavis has been con-
to his room for months,
'”4^{yes years, but is still bearing his
■become a hie m
The smallest membership fee is
one dollar. The town will be
divided into two sections and
some one will see you and-give
you an opportunity to join. The
people of all sections of the
county will be anxious to help
out so they will be given an op
portonity to join during the
weCR of November 12th to I7th.
The Red Cross is considered as
a war time organization, but it
is for peace time as well as war
time, there were 88 national
disasters iu the United States
during the past year in which
the American Red Cross took
part. This does nut include the
small disasters that were taken
care of locally. We were strick
en with a disaster in our midst
this year and it was taken care
of locally by the generosity of
our good people and the people
of Mooie county. There were a
number of smaller cases that
were handled through the local
liranch. There were many more
calls for help than were able to
be taken care of. One half of
the amount secured in the roll
call goes to the national head
qu.arters and one half stays here
tor local work. The indications
are that there will’ be a lot of
calls for help this winter and the
local branch would like to be
able to help the needy cases if
they have the means. Only 35
members w ere secured last year
and W9 want not iess than 500
this year. If the solicitor fails to
see you, won’t you look them up
and become a member this yearJ
Let’d really do something this
year to help those who need help.
0. E. UPCHURCH,
Chm. rioke County Branch
loaded.
ij;f7i^sii|^:;plflictions with patience.
Shp&l
To Subscriber: We will give a
nice premium to all subscribers
to The Journal who renew now
for 1929, or new subscribers
Let’s trade.
John E' Smith, Internationa
Harvester Machine salesman,
died suddenly in a Fayetteville
hospital Tuesday night from
heart attack.
I,
The second blizzard fsera the
Rocky Mountains heading eas
passed over the middle section of
the United States, but vve ha
only slight cold weather.
We carry no long articles, be
cause we believe nobody reau
such. The Journal is no big pa
per, but-in number of news items
it equals any of them.
It does not pay to be dishonest
even when you are not caught
and if you are caught, that you
steal cost you 'more than that
you buy and pay for.
Frank MePhatter had a mule
to break out and leave severa
v;eeks ago, and it cost him $50
to ge that mu|e back. We hate
a mule. We consider his birth
an outrage and man responsible
for it.
Mr. U. C, Gillis sold eight pigs
to Raeford market this fall, and
received l8c per pound, not a
big price, but an average of $l5
a pig is better than growing cot
ton. It is easier work to attend
to stock.
Messrs. Tapp and Huggins
near town sold one barn of to*
bacco a little over 1,700 pounds,
for $667.30, which is the best
money we have heard of being
received tor a barn of tobacco
this season.
pluck, Mr. D. J.
tr^uld be a helpless invalid, bu|;,
'■ ^ teriworks on shoes and 'files saws
. day of his lifcj aqd
money. ^
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The weather this week has
been warm and a good for fininh
Price i^Tng that cutton picking, .j
Mrs. Ora Townsend, widow of
'the late Jifilliam Townsend, died
at her home in 8t. Pauls ITriday
night.
earns
m
if Fair was a suc-
llbotvilAstandihg
■
gi^'ip^litical
I cpimty should
elation.
j^ian eclipse of the
but you will
pretty late to
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Frank Blue of
ked his parents,
^N.' S. Blue last
Js fair and Aivarm
)n picking yyill
fc^and mauy people
lb. 7 ■
Ud/a world war
|kijled in a'" car
§ Riscoe and Gar
ig
Iteville iaat' week.
occurred. That
felous.
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AS novy history,
f# person can
^’apostmaster with
deal activity.'
winter^tbere
l|hfi:eriDg among
^jxthenp^^yidil be
The cool weather slowed up
cotton gathering quite a tot. -
The number of mortgage fore
closure sales is becoming alarm
ing.
Farmers tell us a lot ortom is
rotten, and weevils are eating
the little that remains.
Mrs C. M. Pritchett of Greens’
boro is spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. R. L Mur
ray, ^
Mr. J. A. Blue of Blue Springs
sold $100 worth of green peas in
Raeford this fall. Pretty t:ond
money.
Mrs. M. L. McKeithan spent
last week with relatives in Uhe-
raw* S. C., and other towns in
that state. .
Small grain will help out in a
living next summer, and I ex’
pect some people will need help
along then.
There are a number of new
automobiles on the streets of
Raeford every day, which shows
prosperity, or it should.
Mrs. F. 1’. Johnson, and sons,
Phil and Gene and Miss Reba
Roberts recently visited wlatives
and friends in Greensboro.
We printed 4,000 Democratic
tKJkets and 2,000^ Republican
tickets for this election, and not.
a'fourth of them were used.
We are told people own mules
they may have to give way to
keep them Irom^starving. but we
hope it is not as bad as that.
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Of interest was tli#'
of Miss Maitba l^rafiaOi
soms, daughter of llr«
W. K- Sessoms. of Qicfl'aldr
Edwin Harrison Dixon,;
the late Mr. and Ifrs T. Ht.
on of this City, wbteh t
emnized last evening
home of Mr. and Mrs.
P. Dixon, on Dorwood Drived
The ceremony was
by Dr. Edward Gaiiimo^
of Myers Park
Church.
The bride was becomhlifl;
tired in a dress of bfoWS
crepe, and carried a showief
sunset roses and valley liliel^!;
After the ceremony the
left for a trip tbrough^l^ft
tains of North CardHoa^^
which they will be at horn#
the bridgroom’s sister, lira. ' Ci
E. Robinson, the Plaza.
The above was clipped fiboa
The Charlotte Observer of dht.
28tb Mr. and Dixon have via
ited relatives in Raeforfl Since
their marriage —Editor. ^ , 1
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SEE ME for Pecan Trees, all
kinds Fruit Trees, Evergreens,
Flowering Shrubbery. First
shipment Nov. 1st.
J C. NISBET.
-s-
workec
but. from now till
Christmas it will grow daily.
Thanks to The Fayetteville Ob
server for an invitation to be it^
guest Tuesday night to get the
election returns as they come in*
That'was real neighooriv.
Messrs, W J. Poole and Rav
Dunnof Jackson Springs were in
Rkeford one day last wee k with
a (fuck load, of fine grapes
for sale, of which Mr. Poole has*they are now fed up on
.CPI
ih^teof
in
FOR Sale—Fulghum Oats,
Abruzzi Rye, Fuicaster Wheat
seed; 50 head weanling
pigs.
J D. MASON.
Phone 5133, Raeford. R. 2.
xes,
sjre taW’
is wrong in their
statements.
The Cape Fear Fair was pret
ty well patronized by Hoke
county citizens, as it always has
been. Fnlks^gg^y a day off al
most any place-.
A number of radios have been
put in homes of this section
People want to hear concerts,
pro'^chiug and speeches. But
politics.
Just a few days before the
election the editor was urged to
encourage people to vote for the
three amendments to the State
constitution, but as he does not
favor increased expenses he did
not urge any one to ' vote
these amendments.
the reputation of being a suc-^
cessful.grower.
Rev. W. M. Fairley, D D.,by
appointment of the Genera[ As
sembly, will spend the next two
weeks in Concord presbytery
presenting the cause of Missions,
Hdme and Foreign to the several
churches in that presbytery.
The Hoke county board of
commissioners met for the last
time in this term Monday. They
will meet on the first Monday in
December, adjourn, four of
them and one new member. Mr.
Balfour, will be sworn in for an
other two years.
The NortTi Carolina Methodist
Conference met in Wils m last
week and by the rule' we will
lose Rev N. C. Yearby, who has
been in Raeford four years. He
is a most excellent citizen, and
our best wishes will follow him
wherever he roes.
Mr. .1. L. Hobsf)n of Raeford,
Route 2, has been experimenting
on potato growing this year.^nd"
he thinks a man can grow from
300 to 1,200 bushels per acre
with proper fertilization and cul>
ivation. He has some very fine
ones he grew this season.
Edgar Schmidst, full back for
Kansas University, is said to be
the best place kicker in football,
as he has kicked 13 place kicks
for extra points this season
and missed once. Humph,
Crawford Wright kicked seven
in one game for Raeford a few
years ago and missed none. But
for I ('rawford was not in big com-
I pany.
Three new potato curing
houses have been constructed
this fall in (May county. One
has the capacity of 2.000 bushels
the other two are of 1,000
busuels each.
After several successful oper
ations at Highsmith hospital
Mrs. Ralph Helton has returned
to her father’s Mr. C. H. Tapp’s
to recuperate before returning to
Quinwood. W. Va., about middle
of November.
Dofl’t buy Men’s and Boys Baits
u in t i I you see what you
can get at Baacom’a ,Gaah
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Raeford, N. C., R 3.
More ladies and children’s Hats
arrived at Baucom’s Cash
Store.
FOR SALE—Good, frekh^ milk
cow. Reasonable price.
0- F. O’BRIANT,
firaberland, N. C. Highway 70.
See Baucom’s Cash Store
Good Warm Sweaters.
for
Man Wanted to run McNess
Business in Hoke county.
Make $7-$i0 daily-^must have
car. A 21year old million
dollar firm will extend you lib
eral credit to start. Lifetime
job. Write FORST AND
THOMAS. Dept. J. L. 11,
Freeport, Ill.
Armistice Day Observed.
Judge Sinclair, who will hold
the next term of Hoke Superior
court, will not convene the term
until Tuesday, morning, Nov. 13,
observing Armistice Day Mon
day.
Jurors, take notice. Sheriff
Hall orders rhis notice.
And Battery F will go over to
Selma to celebrate the day, and
are promised a big day. Battery
F is utie of the best, if not the
best, drilled military units in this
state,
Star Brand Shoe.s for the Whole
family, at Baucom’s Cash
Store.
1 ton Ford truck for sale See
E B. McNeill, McLauchlin
Store.
Lots and Lots ot good Winter
Underwear—Priced Right—at
Baucom’s Cash Store.
EYES EXAMINED
Glasses Ground and Fitted
Same Day.
DR. JULIUS SHAFFER
Phone 541
Fayetteville, N. C.
Tom, little son of Mr. and Mrs,
H. C McLauchlin, gave his little
friends a birthday party Satur
day morninfe. his 7th birthday.
The little folks had a delightful
time.
The Junior Christian Endeav
or members enjoyed a Halloween
party Monday evening under the
direction of their leaders in the
basement of the Presbyterian
church. The young folks had a
good time.
FALLON’S
Cut Flowers,
Potted Plants,
Funeral Designs.
J. W. WALKER,
Agent.
Administrator’s Notice.
Having qualified as adaunis*.
trator of the estate of . Ann B.,
Davis, deceased late of Hoke
County, C , this is to notify
ail persons having claims agni^t
said estate to present them dulv
verified to the undersigned 00,
or before Nov. i, i92y, ot tiiia
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in*
debted to said estate will pteese
make immediate payment..
This 26th day of October, 199$.
W. W. HALL, Admr,