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AUGUST 8. mo
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M/RKICRS fob graves
OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Injfoxination desijred as .to oninaxk-
ed-'-gfcaves i of GQnfederate vetwahs
^ in Hto Oo^ty. S^taUe dnwkera
■will be eiect^ by the .Gb^ernmeht.
The Raeford Chapter U. D. C widi
to call attention of those who are
interested in sfecuring markers for
graves of any Conifederate veteran in
Hoke Oonnty, who do not have monu
ments of any kind.
Pot many years the War Depart
ment has been autiiorized by;i: law
to erect and has been erecting head
stones at the graves of Federal and
Revolutionary soldiers, hult the act
. approved February 26lh, 1929, for tlw
&Bt time extends the favor of the
National Govermnoat in tins respect
to the soldiers who foflowed Lee and
Jsidcsou. The asfe_^
follows: American white 39
incb^ Ifoift, 12 indies wi^: ^ ^
indies thick; top dightly pointed; in-
ncribed vrith rank, above private,
and organisation followed by the 1^
teia “C, S. A.” application for stoM
for graves defers already mail^
wiith mwnirtenfc will not be aicceptedr
-Ea^h application must be aocom-
^ed^with the hiftwradatibn^ «s«^
what comptoy and regftoent tte sol
dier served; location of ccanetery i
which soldier is interred; whether
dier was hilled in battle,
died of wounds in service; died ^
, . disease while in service or wm hOT-
oraibly discharged frenn the Confed
erate Army.
These stones are furnished tee
Government and sent prepaid to tte
freight station nearest the oe^tery
in which they will be erected.
Please attend to this prom^ly m
that the, veterans of Hoke Co^ty
who are'without markers to teeir
may ba »->*»* ”
have this fayw extended by “e
GoveiB»**%^
andlh^id. it te. to
ments wfll soon be erected m Antioch
cemetery. >
l^ybaoeo prices ^ in seven North
Carolina border markets of the" South
Carolina brit vrere lower by several
cents a pound average yesterday
thfBk A
Figures compiled from unofficial
nfpptto iodifCfttcd tho-t thB AV6ra€®
w—* month, of Ai^ust by tee -pellagra patients in the Stare
rapbrto indicated . that the “ average ijna Railway cooperate^disease is more
for all seven mstfhets would be about College and tee State among women than among
It tents a pound this year, centred| Q^^nt of Agriculture, stops m I jned because ax»ording to the speak
11 a.Tid 15 last year, an .Onrin^a. on Angnat Sth I aVi/h wirvl-ltor sknA txn.'fo ifi TTIOITB 93Cri
livestock owners in fesatirii Nortej
' {STlAUGHINGHOUSE SPEAKS
j TO LARGE AiroiBNCE HERB
Quitte a number (tf people had to
Livestock owners la *^~t :djcivilege of hearii^ Dr. Laughing
Carolina will receive expert State Health Officer on Wed-
m growmg ' baef-cattle, teeep, ho^l^^y ^|. court house.
and dairy stock to yiebl 1«F8^ spleiMfid talk on the p»341agra 8\tua
dends when the livestock demonstm-l^ ^ it was his opinion
tion tradn operated j.^} te^^^Ahere wonld lie as many as 20,
month of August by tee Atia^pj -oellagra patients in the S
to beitween 14 and 15 last year, an
average drop of about 25 per cent.
Qua^ty Sold Declines
Unofficial esthnates of the amount
of weed sold reached 1,326,000 pounds
compared to L500,000 pounds last
year on opening day. darirton with
80,000 pounds oompaied to 50/)00 last
year to first day, was listed as the
only market with larger sales this
year. ' ' > _'
Fairmont recited the highest pnee
of^ils day whto so^ famqr le^
BOAM> OF EDUCATION
met in REGULAR SESSION
The Board of Education met in
regular monthly seamon on Monday
with little save routine business to
oocopy terir
$1^ TEAR, IN AUTAiPKX^
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BOARD OS COMMISSIONERS
MET IN REGULAR
_ _ I men because aooording to the speak
Springs, on August 8th ^ - ler the mother and wife is more sacri
Swine feeding demonstration fifang and in many instances denies
the self feeder wfaidh ^^fl herseJf of to proper food. He men
access to corn, fite mcal» ti^‘^*^hi(>ned the fact tot the big problem
and water at all thnes to thr^ for the people is not so miuch those
bred pigs *on eteilstion will^te j who haue the disease now, but ways
tured on the train, B. E. N«?^ f®’t.and aneans of preventing others from
sistant in animal hiuteaadry it is according to Dr. Lai^h
ced today. “TWa system of a problem for every one
has proven to m^at satisfactei^^r^;^ interested in. It is an economic
fattening pigs fpr ■. 4^ a sick jwrson as to
Betlier breeding, feeding s^d ^Wte-j^i^peake^ pointed out is a liability
j, agement of beef cattle wi3%;^ f"*] ratheh' than an asset, a sick tennant
for as high as 65 and 5.6 cents j^gtrated by large photogiss^Sf^j^Ih^j on' a farm isn’t worth anytring on
id. This market reported pnm- pj,gtets teowing diffd^ !*?“»«« the farm from a financial standpoint.
in beef production, i, I The best way to prevent to spread
The meat exhiJiit v^ rirewpl of the disease or to keep the trouble
fmm Hi^velniivinir is to have plenty
blfS up to eight ^euts a Pn“l
^ lytg. just as good as last season bul.
slightly higher grades, about 15 cent
tobacco, was lower.
Tabor,- Chadboum and other mar
A large driegation of citizens from
little River Township appeared be
fore the board, to urge that arrange.
TQPtXtji Inc made to send most of the
childieit of their townahiplo the Vass
sebooL Messrs Jesse Gibson, M. W.
Htffl.Aan, and A. P. Stubbs, together
with Sapt, Hawtfieid, were appointed
to meet with the trustees of the Vass
school this week and try to make
arrangements for sending these
pupils tore. The recent special tax
election in little River Township
was ratified by the hom'd.
A contract to recover the Raeford
Rosemwald Colonad school was award
ed to J C. Canniiril.
Reported Shift
To New Yorker
Alarms Parties
Th? Board of County ComndiiiBore
ers met in reguiar okonttiy sl laiM
on Monday and sat through until ad
journanent at one o’clock.
”'"'A~' nimySef''bf'‘’l)etiiion8 witll
signers were presented asking that a
county demonstration agent be hired
to succeed L. B. BarndoB, whose re
aignation bacomes. efTeetive on. Sep
tember the first. There, was no -pro
test to the ocmtinuatlo^i of this work
and the board decided a—liiwrosly
to secure a sucressr to cany on the
work, right aiway. It is hoped tiiai a
selection can be made a week or two
beifart Mr. Bra^bn leaKiaa ia
order that he may\,Jicggrec^^pwnihar
with tike work
'The sheriff was ordered to adrer
tise xm September the first, aB prop
erty on which, the 1929 taxes have
not been paid, sale to be held te*
first Monday in October. He was Ma*
directed to make levies and attaA
personal property beginning the tirte
of Steptember.
The meat exhibit vrtU Jb the disease or to xeep tne
in refrigerated display oaiie developing is to havie plenty
ine the different methods ,6£ ©f vegetables, red meats, chickens and
ft-Afe;' 'eggs and good milk. He urged the
Tabor,- gnaoDourn auu — farm. |.eggs and gooa miiK. ne urgea me
kets report^ prices as low as a cenu ot to land owners to help out by seeing
and a half a pound for gmde ®®P brteds will ha wsm onj that plenty of these things are pro
traia. W^! Tided » the taime.
l¥k T X- - X- ,1WW AdJ ^nQi.
primings.
It is estimated that 98 per c^^
of the tobacco offered on the ^are-
house floors was first pullini^S and
plant bed leaves.^
Fairmont had 400,000 pounds on
the floors and it brought an avera^
of 10 or 11 cents, it was estimated,
compared to 426.000 pounds a ydar
ago which sold for 14 cents
A'
^e do not see any,
thedeiryinde^^^’,^
vious experience has beei^V"
and nprofitable animals.
display of these 21.
dairy aniirials will be
L^uerent from the unpr^table ^
animel.^ «-» •«
aaim Made That 5,000 Hoover-j
crats Have Signed Petition
Wanting Al For 1932
1 Candidate
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MRS NANCY A. HAIR DIES
Mrs. Nancy A. Hair, wife ^ Mai
oolm Hair, who passed aiway May_ 5,
1919 at the age of 70 years, 4 monto
and 6 days, died at her home m
MaLauchlin Township on Wedne^ay,
July 30, 1930, at the ap of 79
yearn, 10 months, and
having been bom September 9, im
Refore her marriage tee was
Nancy Stone of Hamet County. She
is survived by one sister and^®
brother as foUows: Mr. J^es
of Mlandhester and Mrs. Mary up
of MoLauchlin township and tee fol
lowing. children: W M, Hair, M S.
ivKiu*. ' T tJ Hair Mrs.
^ whieh wld lor 14 oenl.* _ . iB’^eaetem Nortti Fr'f *-
Lmeberten aold WW .esedote FrtftWSs"* "f"”'
pared t. 300,OO# I»i«>de athaa-tan ^
day.
to a*r^ ffii 'lifiH I lk|Ui?iiijffil'']WltT'l>TtrTrgririiW JHr''''''
,—, .r 1 ^^riod of oneyw-wfll hejmyrm
Chadbourn had'- L^Mr. Haig who declares “There m
which brought 10 to 12 J „ htoral dairy education on the live-
age. The market rad about man. who wiH
aaM. laat year and it bienght
14 oenitB. , u 1.
Tabor sold 76,000 i^ds for al»ut
• Dr. Laiughinghouse mentioned that
the first symptoms of the disease was
nervousness, restlessness and a break
ing on the exposed parts of the body.
It is shown first on the hands and
on the legs and around the neck.
The people of the county are be
coming very intrested in the situa
tion.
OVERSIGHT IN PUBLISHING
LIST OF TEACHERS IN HOKE
I
Tabor add 76,000 pounus lor
ten cents average, compared to 126,- pjjj2E poR BEST .
000 pounds last year at 14 cents. 1 SOLDIEB IS
soldier is AWARDED
Parties Square Off I some time back, Baucom’s C^
Midi to Give Up Duties to State iSr'shoerto
Omc* About September 1.
and Lead Democratic
Forces
Of Huar Di4>u«4
the soldiers in either of th
National Guard urats who rated a.
to best all-rounr soldier. TWs pme
was awarded last week to Corporal
Ernest B. Hair. Only old m^^
eligible to this contot. Tins
awarded another prize to
all round soldier who joined tms
year and this prize was won
private Neil MbFhdyen.
by
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
lowing. chUdren: W M. nair, m. Raieigh, Aug.
Hair, Hugh Hair, J. B. Hmr, MrsJ^ headquarters city .
J L Hobson, Miss Maggie H^, of Carolina repubUcans m to
Hoke County; and Mr. James HairUhis fall and Raleagh will, “
Mrs. Hair was the Democratic headquarters, it
faithful mother and faithful m all herl learned today.
•works. Site was loved by all who state dm^tic
knww her chairman and executive
Futoeral services were conducted ^ Gov. O. Max Gardner, am Yl - iTwihurch celebrated his
Parkers church at 3 o'clock, Jn^Y that he would open stote dicrotic Mr. Wednesday, JnlY
31, 1930, by her pastor, Rev. W. F. headquarters in / ^Onlaoth at his home on North Main
« ““ here “ Street ahd tod the -embere ef to
ctITMMERALL Stively asiwme direction of the demo-, to eat supper wite ^
IN GASTONIA eratic teht leedins up « the Nev«u- M«. Tern”
'her elections. ' ...
In publishing a list of teachers
for th^ ■various steools for the coun
ent were given and music teachers
were not listed.
Her many friends and patrons wi
be pleased to know that Mrs. Ina
Betihunal will teach in to
Raeford School next year, a position
that she has filled most acceptably
for several years.
Miss Inez Hooker, of Laurel Hi
has been secured to teach the fourt
and fifth grades in the Mildousenj
school for the coming year.
Hooker taught in the McDonald
school in Robeson County last y^.
and comes most highly recommended
Washington, Aug. 3.—A report that
more than 5,000 Hoover democrats of
North CS^lina have signed a peti
tion ur^hg Alfred E. Smith to
the democratic candidate for presi
dent in 1931 has "puzzled leaders of
joth major parties, who maintain, at
le same time, that they have no
knowledge of the alleged petitions.
Stories about these petitions coma
from responsible sources but thorei ^
who tell them always insist that their
nan^ must not be used. Some ev^
assert tot they have seen the peti
tions while others merely say that
KIWANIS CLUB ENTERTAINED
The Raeford Kiwanis Club was en
tertained the good Mcthpdiat
ladies at Parker’s Chapel last TIiwhl.
day evening and had a reoakpleiivnt
evening. The reports of the good
food and "the abundance of it niitebs
the mouth .water. —
REV. NEIL G.- STEVENS TO
PREACH IN RAEFORD SUNI^AT
:^v. Neil G. Ste^^pastor of tee
Presbyterian church in Huntsville*
Al^, who is yielding his va^^cn
in teia state, will preadi in the-Rae
for^ lyesbyterian church next Sip
day morning at eleven octock.,lfn
‘Stevens a brother of Mr. A -K- S8ev
ells and is well and faro^y
m IS wciu — 7i
blU-UO “ - - there, having attended seBool at Md
they have heard about them from -I Ipstitiite many years ^
liable informants. At any rate the^P^ ' — ^
lepori^
CONGRESSMAN PRITCHARD
VISITS RAEFORD MONDAY
Congressman George Pritchard, Re
publican nominee for the U. S, Seiu
ate from this state, stopped a short
time in Raeford Monday Governor Smith
ited vrith Postmaster G. W. Cox and| ^
here and have- been taken seriously
enough to bring about quiet mves-
tigation.
Harmony ’on this Poftit
For onoa, the republican and demo
cratic party chiefs are in harmo^.
Both are hopeful that the je^rte
may turn out to be unfounded al
though thair respective hopes are
based on divergent reasoi^. ^
The republicans hope it isn’t so w-
cause such a development would be
o slap at the Hoover administration,
coming from one of ^e states tot
broke away from the solid south tra
dition to vote for the president m
1928. It could be construed only as
an admission that the North Carolina
“Hoover-crats” had come to the con
clusion that they were mi^taten m
their estimate of the president m 1928
and that they were taking this me
thod of trying to.
“ ■ ■ Incidentally, North
^Something novel in the way of,*-
tobacco barn fire occurred on to
farm of Mr. J. F. Jordan near Tfe
berland last Friday. 'The bom in which,
tobacco was being cured was diseW
ed to be afire and Mr. Jordan gto
bed a bucket of watmr and threw tt
on the hot flues. This was generate
into steam and thi^ steam exto
guished the flames and saved to
building and about twothirds of the
tobacco, about a third of to toba^
having been burned when he .
.the fire out.
Reports have been reaching
gaction of extinguiteing fires in^
way in the Eastern part of to state
but this is to first case eYer repote
ed in H-oke county.
u. S. PROBATION
PLAN BXTE^fD»
Uy, INOttUI
^ , capoUna is one of the very few (Karolinas Get Two -
other Republican leaders here. He g^tes in which repubUcan Designed To Redoee
is making the rounds of the counties been inclined to hope prison Expenses
in to interest of the election this things. BepubUcanism has ■ ^
faU and made a very favorable ir^ assumed respectable size in that ^^gbington, Aug. 4.—An extensim
pression with Mr. Cox, who talked ^ ^ope nothing will . the federal pnAation system It
pen to neutralize the boost the Pa^Y I appointment of 45 probata o«-
loceived in 1928. j ^^g addition to the nine
preosiuii wtMii ■*•«*.*• »
to him a half ohur or mpre.
her elections. J “roernktaTbecue know that enough
lys American People Should Rgieigh repubUcan circles *^®^‘La3 been said.
Turn Backs on Section^ism, Uernoon said teat it *Mr Upchurch has led a most ac-
If Progress Is to Continue understood teat Jamw S. Du^ ^ thing^j,
of Greensboro, state G. O. P chaar-i • u. s- «
Trial Seen Near
In Dennis Death
XL — —-- * r H ..bair-l tive Me, COOCK auu
, . of Greensboro, state D- y- ^ ““ ,w on his 66th birthday he is as
Gastonia, Aiug. 5.—If America bad decided that his ^'^^'Lale and hearty as ever and his many
to continue to be what it m ters already open should te to J for him many mor« ^
aud isto continue to progress to 1 ^bat the party fight
people of the country must turn tew bg directed from there j
l>ackB oh sectionalism, whetor it ■« democratic party plans _ r-i ime MTi’FT IN
gpographie, economic or wage its battle this year OP CAFETERIA
Gen.Chas. P.Suminreiall. chief of staff aaid. No na- INTEREST Ot
rf to army, declared today m an leaders from •withoutW w«ni«»n’s Clubs,
address at the dedication exerwL^^ state will be brought in, he add-j ^re ^be
of Gastonia's handsome n^ memorial ggying that “home gjrown speak- some tw^ty J p^day
to the men and women of all ^jSfe of teUing the republic.^ home of J.
wf .re J«.U. hM-notitrf Mr. M»ll. . Pr»P«““l«“
mg, hwever g com- The republioahs have announce^ help especially the undernourish
dvic^^“» to ideaUsm tention of I
AiSimi.” vice president and other kadiw in- ^ych no profit is derived
jj A fKnf he used “rede»l eluding Senator Moses of New Ham^l . .. —
Gen. Summcral shire and Congressman ^Lanl has also erpiessed a desire
Qiahgebarg, S. C., Aug. 6. Pros
pect of a speedy trial for five men
held in tee penitentiary at Columbia
in connection with tee sl^ of
aenatlir E. J. Dennis ^
,5mnty «t Moodia Corner neoriy ^
wedcs ago loomed here tomght.
SoUdtor A. J. Hydride announced
that a petition for a special term
of court for Berkeley county wiB
be plared before tee state supreme
court Wednesday. In tee abs^oe of
Chief Justice Watts, now in Atia^,
acting Chief Justk© Thomas P. Coch
ran will preside at to special ses
sion.
White no date has been fixed m
the petition for the extra term, at
torneys think it probable that the
convening of the court wfll be within
the next few vredts.
It was also, announced here today
that Adam H.' Moss of tee local bar
has been retained to defend Glenn
D. McKnight, charged by W. .L.
(Sporty) Tfiornley with Idring him
to kill tee Stfiator. .
cers 141 »— " ..J V
‘T'oo Good To Be True.” j serving was annom^ today oy
The democrats, wihile appreciating! ^pgj^jggg^ ©f justke.
—J iniAnhiATM of the North) ^porepriations for this purpose
v^aiuiui* . . . 4-1 appri sed at the toi
reports to be true-are congre'is. and to depatmentlju
question the lattePs good bedded where the men will W
poUtically. Also there is a t^u^ stationed. No maition of who
to feel that it is just too good ~ Ip^^ges may be ^ m^fe-
be true. | Among the distariets having
Wounds left from the 1928 cam-j py^bg^jog officer eate are
paign are healing in to souto North Carolina and western SlSB»^
of the democrats say, recalling I ogjoRgg. i
the Hoovercraite l»ve hew trounre is said a dngle probation ojte
in North Carolina, cer at 34J)00 a year can snpsfrijn
and Florida. And it is good streWl -jobationed prisoners, who wirnM.
to forget about what happe^ » a yrer «
soon as possible. Sinre to spW ori-
ginated because of differences of ”
ion as to Governor Smite’s neither party wants to stir up to
attitude, it is suggested it gndth issue. The repuWieans reaHSn.
promote harmony now to bring toj^bat their admlmstration is noae to,
latter’s name fq^ward. By 1932 toj ^th farm r^ ^
rituation may be different, sf®® u3 missing and to tariff
but just now—well, why bring that! widespread attack.
up? I ocrats prefer to c»centrate thdr
What To Do Abreit It? forts on to 1932
Discussion of to North Carolina Smith is not a
reports resendfles current
tion abont tee weather in that ^ fair ^dvmg to
hodv has anything definite in the ha might run m 1932. ,
(beta* For tlw ttiM