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Tryon, N; (LLi October7 7. 192i
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OUR CO UHTV : flQETJTrS DEPART MEWT
Timely Talks to Polk County ferrncr zzi others, Tiinelyi Sub
jects, bv County Hgerrt, J. R. Sznis: ;
, once More The Fairs
One week from today, Oct. 3rd.
the fair at Columbus will be
ened, Columbus throws her
Ztes wide open without money
and without price, ticket or fee
of any kind. The show will u be
free, and all who come from the
outskirts of the county and the
back corners like Tryon and Sa;
luda will be looked after, and: see
that they do not. get lost in the
boulevards and sky scrapersec
tions of the city. Traffic police
men will be instructed-at all
congested business crossings to
to look out and care forlwomen
children who will attend: this
unusual occasion, all Blind Tigers
will be closed on that day; but
all-visitors will be supplied with
the most delicious sparkling Polk
county water. After this big
blow out at Columbus will follow,
Sunny View Oct. II, Mill Spring
Oct 12, Greens Creek Oct. 13
and Tryon Oct. 14. The people
at Columbus are expecting neigh
boring townships to pay them
visit on that day and will be
dissapointed if they do not come,
of course each township is ex
pecting to beat every other 'town
ship in excellence of fair, why
not the fair fever warm jup from
first to last and make every one
better than the preceeding one
to the very last. Let me serve
notice on all the presidents of
; fairs in Polk county that Billy
Wilson of Tryon community, fair!
has blood in his eyes, so y ou and
your secretaries and directors of
departments had better be on the
grounds early in the morning of
your fairs and get things in order
or Billy will walk off with that
J10.0O prize. Remember that no
township will beelligible that
exhibits less than 20 samples of
corn, 10 ears eachl every town-
ship shoud exhibit at least 100
samples. ' '
with good wishes to all, 1 go
to Buncombe county this week to
judge fairs. 7- 7 v .
mers by the failures of the fore-
gomg:institutions ' learned them
wisdom; and this creneration lino
learned the lesson and are deter
mined not to pass the goat on to
tuir : cnuaren and. childrenjs
children. So this Farmers Fed
eration is organized on strictly
business principles under the
lawsxf the State of North Caro
lina to enable Polk7 county far
mers to cooperatively market all
their produce and cooperatively,
buy necessary supplies to enable
them to produce their crops in
the most economical'way in order
$2.00 a Year
-Notice isWebSt ah mSt 'MMU'MEM 1. ,132,P)J
election , has::been orderfi'LAnii- ireinors.' "icrn 'thrpfc MtiArAfA rlflVQ - ' - ; "
w if o " ' wn V 3 a newspaper, published
Hall, the regular voting place in m said town; and shall be sup
said Municipality, on Tuesday, initted to the voters of said town
the 1st day of November 1921; for approval and shall be in ef-
ior the purpose of submitting to feet upon its approval : by the
Corps of Fsithfd JCcrrcspcndcnts.
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dinance is as follows:
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for the Issuance of Improvement
Bonds for the Town of Tryon, and for the
Payment of the Principal and
Therof,
Kelvin IH1
The revenue officers - made
the voters of said Municipality voters of the miinicipality -a an kaid in ffie outshirts of MeWin
the approval of an ordinance election provided for bv this or- Hill one dark night recently and
providing for the issuance of dinattce, under! the provisions of captured a complete moonshine
Sixty Thousand- Dollar of Im- ne Municipal Fihai outfit and-turned abgut a 1.000
provement Bonds, which said or- 4Sectioii 9. That for i the pur- gallons of snake juice" prepara-
ose6f subnuttihgthiso tion down in the branch and the
w3fcHevBtOT7W rains assisted in carrying it
Tryon an election is : called -:for away, toward the Gulf bf Mexico.;
d purpose, to be held at the No arrests were made however.
T6wn Hall in said Town of Trjr- During the electric storm Moh-
interest Pa on -.Tuesday ihe 1st : day of day Volney Davidson lost Jboth
November, 1921, and H. Double- his milk cows which were killed
Whereas, it has become rxeot. dayisi; appointed 7 as 7 Registrar by lightning, which struck the
to serve the consuming world to sary to build hard surf ace streets jR1? T..McFee and A. L. Hill wire-fence following fence to
better advantage, and" at the and side-walks in the Town of Judges and poll holders at said where the cows were.
same; time procure better re- Tryon to take care of the heavv election; and a new" registration . Mike Kimbrell formally sof
fllTio . 4-V -i. Ta. i" ' 1. nt . i ' ' " ' . m " - I tf .Wrk trr4-Afa oniA 4-r-rrt-r io -v- 1 1 i. . . 1 i tt -":.
vuiwo "rcu, lauur. jix, is noiuramc on saia streets and tor the ! va v;m w .ya-i mis piace out now near nennet-
the purpose of this corporation convenience of pedestrians who r80' - 7 , ta fell and broke his leg just
Shin v HsY8 A Pea ccunty cnr;;
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institution is organized on uthe walks will stand for any length :the Revised Statutes of North
the broadest and mbst brotherlv of time. and. whereas, it isr nee Carolina, - entitled 4 'Municipal
spirit. We desire to encourage essary for the town to issue 7
honest labor oh every ' farm in bonds foresaid improvements -I iifl-3? propose
to disorganize any existing busi- constantly use the side-walks, V Said election shall be held un- above the knee. As Mr. . Kim-
leavy grades of streets and Ger-ne- general provisions oi brell is old and very , feebl
walks being such that ronly chapjl entitled Munici- friends are very fearful as
ing any kind of businessH Our hard surf ace streets and side- CTancelct of Chapter -56 outcome of such aii injury
A few of the farmers here are
selling some cotton, but most of
them are still holding for higher
rrires - '
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Polk county. We want our mem- which! it is estimated will cost Tne aaopuOT Oi tne wregoing or- . EMers Bransconl Reed and
Vx.n 4- 4.u; .t a. 4-t. nM c:.. nu...i. . j Qinance. this - the vzotn . dav ? oi h.,.,. . . , ,
ucxo w auupw wic vciucsunet- uidu oiAty xiiuustwiu . . v 1Q?1 . . " jviuier attended communion ser
ods of farming and 'a we are de- Dollars (60,000.00) and whereas, lv1?2?-. vices at Mill Creek last Friday
termined to see to it that everv a resolution has been nasaed an. Ihe.foregomg Ordinance ' was - 5
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farmer shall have a. square deal, thorizing an issue of bonds for Passeo.pn s wmtq ana nnai reaa- y.- atTive(i ynmP
c 00 h ,t0 1 Sairt ,mna(. ' t ing on the8th day; of Septem- . C1,ni Johnson arnyed home
the corporation and himself . We Now Therefore, the Board : of
want to so labor that a great era Commissioners of the Town of
of prosperity will come to Polk Tryon do ordain;
county. We want tobe prpduc- Section 1. " That for -the lpu
ers of wealth in Polk county that
will make ourselves and all other
il
ber, 1921, and was first published from Canada Friday night.-. Said
on the 30th da of "September, he got snowed out, and started
1921 ' c 7 7i . "v south immediately, r
Any actiori or.proceedingques- , Ane ""le cmia 01 mmp . uu-
Dert ana wne wno-nas Deen sick
legitimate Dusmess m tne coun- bv hard . surfacing, the streets
ty rich. We: are friendly and 0f the town of Tryon, 'serial' cou-
inenas 01 tne DanKs 01 tne coun- pon bonds of the Town-of TTryon
ty, and ask their full coopera- tabe designated as "Improve-
tion in the development of the ment Bonds, " be issued in a sum
oecuon 1. inat lor -tne ?pup tioning the validity:4)f said or. bert and wife who 4ias been sict
pose of providing funds ' for4 the Ai& : is some better but still quite deli
- - - . dmance mustJe:commenced ,vCS.
payment of cost-of improving w;ft,;T fl;,r
within thirty days .after its pub
lication. 77';:;-7.:.7 7'':'V: " :
' . ' M. G. Blake Clerk;
There was a candy stewing at
the" molasses mill Saturday night
and a number of young folks,
and a few of the old ones too;
got sweetened with scorched
, Notice is further given that Hr
Doubleday has - been appointed
county. We want the -coopera- not to exceed Sixty Thousand as Registrar and R. T. McFee olasseg candy7bah!
uuiiux uie mciwioxiw ui x vin. sonars bu,uuu.uu;, Deanng m- jwfiCo x - ti ciT,; i?;0iif
county.-Wedon!t feel that the terest not to exceed sii per cent holders for said election and - a . f r t0 bherfy or iishtop,
merchants of Polk countyir, have per annum arid maturing within new registration of all voters has attended tne tunerai here bun-
served us as fully ks they should theanaximum period of twenty been ordered, and that tlje reg-
but we are-williii to let the past (20)' years istration books for . the registra- We are having some wet
be in the dead ,past7 and egin - Setion 2i That the probable tio T0 ofd?icir SSS," .these 11 days and
anew with the unaerstanamg u ired usefulneSs of the 7y 1 r m f UaT
that we are an m tnis. worm w wa monr,'An inm iuc .iuwii nui,1wre vuu-
Polk County Farm Federation.
Today, October 3rd 1921 regis
ters a hopeful day for Polk county
farmers, today was -the comple-
won ot the organization by a
meeting of stockholders which
Rifled all that had been pre
piously done by the board of di
rectors previously elected by the
ck holders before charter was,
Panted, the certificate of incor
poration was read ' by the secre-
treasurer, M. I. Flentye
h was satisfactory to all, the
ty-laws, as prepared by a v comf
tee appointed by the board of
Sectors was read and approved
aJter ne slight amendment, -a
Proposition on the part 'of the
ard of Trade of Tryon to lease
to for a term of 25 years "for
warehouse on the property
the railroad was considered
the Federation unaminouslv
vted to purchase alot instead of
Jfceptmg the lease as offered,' at
nfttsame time offering a reso
;i10n thanks for the kindly
7ot the Board of Trade. - 7
7w the Farmers Federation;
Hie.. C-v, ... - -
.o 1W more a thing m coa-
"Piation; but a real livintr in-
do good to each other. In the fwentv vears.
past where the. mercnant lanea That in-, each . year
theiarmerris uiat ne um while any o said bonds shaU be
help.the tomer find markets outstahaing, a tax. shall . be lev-
ior ms proaucw. . m ied and collected, ; in accordance
loathe farmer to become his own ... , i
. . , i ..w..i, : mwV. Wlln ,aw' lo Pay uriiicitwi Sfltilr(iav nwinff said elSr.tion: nt hP homp of fifiorffe Hender-
hnomocq rnaniiei lihiuku vjawi .'j r a i - .r, D - r o-
r r-" Ar . , ana interest. on sam oonas, as rm-fi ftnvvf &nf0mW,iQoi wa otiiovoH W' nnite
Had one or two cool nights last
ing place in said t Municipality, week 7; ';---"7 ,:7:
for seven days immediately i pre- '.' Mrs. Martha Johnsons brother,
ceding theday for -closing said William Henderson from Dne of
registration books and that aid the, northern counties of the state
registration books shall be"closed visited her secently, c During the
for registration on the - second visit there was a family ; reunion
Vila nwwincts will hnd tne way Dyi - - ,v
r - , . , . .. tne same iau uue.
the shortest route to tne consum-
TViia he should have done
always. -
The Federation also ado
-Drtllr P.nnnt.v News as itS 'OI-
tiXO X via
ficial organ, and we insist on ev-
ery: member of the Federation
Porated corporation ready for
w fesJ- The Grange came and
- the Farmers Alliance fol
rand failed. .The Farmers
it di an improvement; but
C,ot stand the test, r -Why?
faulty fundamental
t ' nesv ,7 and want of real busi
eSat foundation.
Section 4. That a statement
of the debt of the Town of Try- NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
Clerk
on has been filed with the
of said Town, pursuant to the
Municipal -Finance Act, and' is
now open to inspection.
Section 5. ' That the -average
a number of the kinsfolks1 -and
relatives.
'" Died!
7 From injuries received in a fall
earlie in- the week, Mr. Mike
The Registration Books, :v for
the registration of all voters of
the Municipality of Tryon for 11 died Saturday night at
an election to oe neia m saia t,?a t,nrno noar u0Tirip
ij.iivikwvjr xucouajr, uic : xi0 VioH hAPn niiite fee he tor a
enVkoPrihiTior at once and ikeepan ., , ..x j... , , -tr , - . ,i
auv.x.v o . . .. , flssesseo vaiuanon oi DroDertv uinv;oTnjoveTYiner imzi: tor. r.ne . . i ..v.-.-j x.. '
fnnpb with the work of the reo- ; r :r - ' r - -r TT timenaa sunerea two paraieuc
tOUCh Wicn iuc wviiv xA tQTtinn bv the Town annrnval nf an ; nrd .rumce nrnvul. ' . . i i i :
v.:-;--:-....:'.--'..-- r t. " - ,r??-rr . "-r'-'z, stroKes wnicn may nave Deen re-
eration. v 7 nf Trvon . for" the three fiscal incr for street lmnrovements and ?A -f ii.: f-H
' . j. . . o. , . r- . snonRinie ior me laii. wnicn urer
Not only the present memucxo years m which taxes .were last the issuance of bonds ' thereforiH e0w,7WoGtnri Mr
buvery f arno
snouia at unc v iyzu anQ iyzit as snown uy siaie- saia Municipality on rnaay, tne nf Tw Rrethren - Church here
Share oi juv a" , ment meat witn saia oierit is i4tn aay. or uctoDeriyzi, - ana uQ iao,a a wif two nr1
$l.t)64,89S.OO. will remain open;for seven con- Hantrhters a number of
Section 6. 7 That the amount of secutive days;. Sundays excepted, o-phildren arid manv rela-
municipal ebt of said munici- from ninep?clocka: m. until five tives andfriendsv Deceased was
panty outstanaing, autnuriaeu ur ; w t. u. yx near seventy years otge. .- run-
great work to free themselves
from financial and commercial
fiWefv: Talk about banks and
merchants, but our corporation
ahonld be greater and stronger
than all the banks and other in-
vet we are tne
OlIiWWw - .
humble- people who
A
hourpose w
make businessioraii vtiicD :- q fAmof thetown:: the revenue urday the 22
thrive upon,' and we invite; the fromth'e water-works being suffi- 1921C
Aiil ooneration of every class oi . . i fn navthe interest cm said ' Noti
citizens to help us in this
tusk. ' ' - ' - ' for their retirement at maturity, ed andhat no one will be eligible
without resorting to taxation for to vote at said:, election without
Ccpld saia purpuse.
to be authorized as shown by baturaay wnen' saia: dooks - win erai. services were conducted by
said statement,:is $99,800,00, of be open uhtil nine oclock p.4; m.r Elders Reed, Branscbm and Mil
which amount' $31, 800. 00 Us for and said book will be - closed for f tna conffreGration7 assisted
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make busmess aux- - system of the town the revenue u
laiH to rest, in : the cemeterv here
1S5T cienttopay the-intCTest on said Notice is f uther- given rthat a Sunday afternoon and the grave
. l.Aifl unit mAofa QDinlr inrrfiTriA new retri stration has been order-'! . . j
jjuiiuo aiAu. w dxxxx.xxx6 -w0-.-. -' was ieit covereu uver witn nuw-
In the pasi" Pqlk county ha
been content and satisfied with --
under taking and doing litlet ;
things and the result is- that Polk ':
county is still undeveloped her 1
roads, schoofeMd-farms are Biill; :
undeveloped and Her people 7
satisfied and; contented ; W-all
know too well that these' things ; ;
are facts, and yeH dare say that!
ournatural resouces taken altoge'
ther out-strip any section of coun-'?.-
try that can be found from Flor-
ida to Canada-7 tikinir Jnto con-f uyr
deration the climate, water-
rainfall, length of growing ' sea- YJ - ; 1 1 h
sort and other advantages too w? Si h
numerons to mention in this con 5
nection; - 7'7
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now now .can we as a citiici-. ;i
sh"?Tv hest Arid most - eomnletelir " !
develop our splendid resourses?
I think it can be done by a con -
plete, systematic and harmonious '"
organization - such an org ahiza
tion wjll be easy to accomplish-;'
There is already : a Board of
Trade at Saluda and one at Tryon;' ; ;
so why not begin with these and V7
then go to Columbus, -GreiisL
I Creek, White Oak aid Coopera 2;;-
tions to look after .everything . -
that .would be upbuilding: in each V " ;
community, no y community " can 1 ;
dpthe best things to promote it3;i' ;
best interest except when organic -!'
zSenL7thes f
mu$lies7lmebei.s organized; -
Then take Tryon as the strong-1
est i community Unit - and around v' ;
his unit j organize a great and
strong Polk County Board of
Trade to foster, advertise and put
through any and all matters of
development " necessary : "in any
section, of the county. - The time
is fully come that every sections
of the county 7 must rise abovef:
sectional and" selfish considera-11
tions and support measures v any '
where that -'-will best develop
the county as a whole, while it is
not my place to organize the
county in this way; as a 'citizen ;
of the coifnty,- I keenly feel 'the .
need of a stronger county organi- r ;
zation to speakfor county betters- -f
ment than the county has.' ever :
had ind'in order :"tO" start some- -. .
thing, I humbly off er as a sugges- .
tiori something like the following; :
out of all our organized machine :
Board, of Trade consist of ' thi
Tollowing persopa viz: . '
1st!: The clerk -of Supe ri or
Court; L .. .1 . 1
2n6L-; Register vsi Deedsjr.c.. :1
"j? t-'i J
if ;i
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ii 9
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3rd;; Sheriff of county...ipll 1
4thi - Cashiers of the banks of
thcouhty-.r-: 5r :
5th: Mayors- of incorpdrated
' ; ;.' towns -.7..-... .74 '
6th Pres. and sec of all com
. Boards of Trade. iC---7l: 12
7th7y County Supfciof schools.. 1
8th. ' County; agenfeTl.-;17Cp 1
9th.? County physicahjl:.- l
10th; 7 Pres of road boardk .r. 1
11th. Pres. board of education 1
12th. - Pres: board t of : c 0 irn ty
commissioners:
ers.
The Distraction. ;
.. i-hV reason
-f?:': That the bonds
Sms at the heart while looking atttto eri issued shall be sighed by
hosiery. DaUaa Ntwi.
vjud TunklML-'?"'
the Mayor ..and Clerk of said
toTOand shall; lbe7 . issued. . in
either or all the denominations of
$100.00, $500.00 and $1000.00, as
registermgi
This 5th dayof October-1921
Harold -Doubleday
7.;. . 7 - - Registyarc
Memorial to Great Sclentlt'v
The :.orlginal home and laboratory of
J)t; Joseph Priestly, the "chemist who
dlscoTered ; oxygen tn 1774, ; a framo
.hoiii-lottton'iVbahkiol;
Susquehanna river atNorthuoberland,
Truth- Notv Away6upteme., ' -1 "has peen bougnt uy graanate cnemuts
-It's1 impossible saia-JudTniikftis, of the PennsylvaAia SUte,coIler, who
-always t' 'tell the - trath. : Nobody L plani tb move It to tne colleja -caaprj
tmA 'rh ti ml dentixt' wha worl -lh.PhlladeiDhla and 'tdate'lt a Ustlsa
13th . Editor of Polk C 6 u h Vy
News . v ! y-, 7 1
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each of whom to become elligible
to" pay annually into a common
Treas.11i w&'ioU flQ,00 'and
as many ' other citizens (Yhite)
male or female who will con--tribute
; tEev said sum of $10. 00
per7 amui ; to; be
sieei-ei?mty Board
of Tre; for thepurpoco oi 4 promoting-;
advertising;and Uri any
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