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Devoted to the Agricultural, Cor-.mercial and Industry V#»' •**» of White y
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OL. XXXV11 No.
White county’s ivc nnmendafion
for adjustments in the Bankhead
bill are us follows: The White
County Cotton Co . nittee is
vinced that the Ban.. Lead bill as it
now stands renders yreal injus
tice to the small c "on producer.
They have asked 11:, • each farmer
receive at least one thousand
pounds of tax free lint cotton after
which his reduction -ill he made
in the same propm 1 ion as other
large cotton producers.
As , the , Agriculture . Adjustment ...
Administration set-' the cotton
situat ion, cot ton production
be held within ten or twelve mil
lion bales for (935. The county
committee does not believe that
the small farmer who produces a
small quanity of cotto should be
reduced in the same p-oportion as
the large furniei uw’i tier he re
ceceives an exemption of one
thousand pounds of mt cotton tax
free. The small i •niters have
never contributed to this over-j
production. Had «'• .- farmer ............ held •
bis production down to his home !
needs we would ha-. • never had a
surplus of cotton. T. is the large
Cotton producer who tries to specu
late and make money out of cotton
production rather tin;, to make u
living that caused the great carry
over of cotton. It i ’t rigiit for
the small farmer to Ha forced to
sacrifice his actual 1 -ssities.iaxe
doctor bills, food, am; clothing for
his faintly in order allow Un¬
iat ge producer to u: 0 fortunes at
the expense of bis neighbors exis
tnuce.
These recomme; vions haw
been sent to the ;onference in
Washington asking for the exemp j
fci.qn uod-aisft.Ji-new UoUjifti'l
Wbite county which will give to
the county her rights under such a
control measure.
E, j. Huff, County Agent
The Agricultural Adjustment j
Administration has a. i.ounced th-u |
all surplus cotton tr.\ txemptioi. |
certificates outstanding at the end :
of the cot Jon glutting sea-on thi-i
year will be recalled .:d in then- j
stead new certificates . f a different j
color and appearance will be issuer j
for |use next year -ruvided the ;
li.inkhead Cotton C- trols Act i :
m tde effective in 107,5.
loe Telford, cons i-sistunt ol 1
W hue County, will accept all stir-
plus ginning certificates issui.;; 1
the holder a receipt and sell tin
producers certificate; of White
county at four cent- per pound, i.
ib advisable and I urge you to gii
up year cotton at the earliest date
possible so that you cm sell youi
surp’us certificates if you have any .
In j case you do , not . 1 have sur-i :
any
plus certificates you cm buy then. :
at four cents per oound The •
ciosmg date for buy.ug certificate* |
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are worthless should the BauKheiui
bill be uneffective nex year. year Tin 1
quicker you get your surnlus surplus cer-1 cer¬
tificates to the coun.y office the
belter chance you will have to sefi
those certificates.
Tlie carry-over of American col
ton fop last season um iumed to ten
rnilliqu, six hundred and thirty
jprir thpgsand fi dcs. This is an
Ityjsfage of four million fja:e» nio»
tfppi tfie jjvpruge for the last four
tepn years. 'fbP present carry
uvur ol cotton 41 1 his time 1
twenty milliCiU pahs. This is tin
third largest parry over that v,i
have (rad in history,
Vhe voting go this poiitrol
ipeasuap wilt be upld the seponu
week in December. Think tin.
coiton situation over for yoursel
uud decide definitely on what a
vole for the measure will mean ti
you; ulsq what a vote against tin j
measure will to you.
K. J. Huff, County Agent.
J*ay Your Subset :..iion Now
Mountain News
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Rev. Hubert Turner filled
regular appointment at
Creek Saturday night and Sunday
with a large crowd each time.
There will be a box supper ut
Dukes,Creek the stcond
night in December for the purpose
*>f building a church, at that place.
We hope everybody will come and
bring a box and don’t forget the
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vveli filled.pocket . ... book.
Miss Martha Rose Reece, of
^
I alluluh it alls School, spent rite
'weekend with parents Mr. and
Mis. \V. (). Reece.
Mr. Walter Crabtree of Chatta
nooga, Tenn ( was visiting his
mother, Mrs, Emma Crautree, on
Dukes Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom "Fain, of
Nucoochee,,gave Mr. J, E. Sims
family a' pleasant call Sunday
evening; -
The CCC boys are gettiug our
roads iu S OQtt SI I >P- for winter.
L'he uevv steel bridge ut Roberts
town is utmost completed.
Air. and Mrs. G. W . Si it. s and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sims were in
our part Sunday,
Everybody is rushing to gei
their corn iu the crib before it at
blows away. Boys be careful amt
throw the corn low. If vve get b
io high the wind w’lil take it t»
flight.
Mr. Roy Adams is at home from
Swumiauoa, N. C., where fie has
been ut work.
What was the matter with our
Asbestos writer last week. Some
g&osl if*» •*»«**— people iwn
talking to liitil about how to live
suppose and 1 e forgot what to
write. Come on, Jim.
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READ Till: {iGl’RIRR j
Man Wanted lor Rawleigh
Route of 800 families. Write ini
mediately. R,.w!ei, n Ho., Dept
GA—1^5—SAMem;, ns. Term.
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. Lofty Sum*
AtieiUpt to Sea *_ McKinley,#
mil of Moun t
... , u .
i,, }% ,n aalca> tlle * imest peak In
N’ortU America, i.s a ; iuw job. Four
rue 11 set out from - headquarters
of the mount .YtcKt ,lU national park
early in April in t in vffort to reach
the 20 300 -foot siut'nG- of the south
,
peak of the niotirffMn, a feat that
ha« been accomplished climbers only once And
i 4 x 1013 if the pr« 3Seu t
.
the task as artluovu as 1910 party
did, they will not retell their goal
until late Mav J or June.
‘•Physical ..... form and anu its its far rar dorth
latitude are the t w J major faetora
that rank Mount M*’ iVi ■’‘-T f® 011 #
most difficult of Aie earth’s numn
t; , iug u> scale ,, sa; « a bulletin from
tiie Rational Geogrptfh.e society. ‘‘The
mountain's phitedUa huge onlj bi 1 *^ lSes abruptly
' l )ov ° cod'west
titufle on the nortfi sides,
so that the crest is n ‘ IT.ddO,
feet above the base'- Ml the pthey
icuiiiiain giants 0^ ll ;e world fteg
front liiirii 'plateaus, 80 that the por¬
tion to bo climbed fro;n a base cam h
is much higher in the case of Me
® •
pifficult (Jlimblng. li
“The snow line ou £iUC fW
Bverest and ftmchinjunfn tu
the Himalayas, an '4 Acoucapi^ antj
ig tht 3 Amies fit very
t’tn because :l - s - near-polar
Mount Mcl^dlcy s upper twq
tiiirdri sheathed h| s.uow sad ice
tlie year roiiiid.
feet plin'^d?' labofi 'asly nmat trndj|e
snow qr cut foofi
iu steep icq she. • 3 . The cam
between :< c '’ fcj- n 8 it
and the W s i« -■ ’"•w
otio mountain*’® 1 ’ w ' u - aa
%ttemPt ‘ ii Mount Mc
an-; inter * a&tfQlVfoot
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A Romance as Refresh*
("5 « ^(fin
V/A/cA Play fhei ? Own /m
portant Part m the Story
uM. AW
OLKV i AND. GEORGIA Sir
BOB JOZIES
OMMENTS
Kt-RE*. I
HER -AFTER.!
Still aboard the ship. We
SO «n be in Hamburg where we a
tojluud. We go *to Berlin,
th|n on to Warsaw and up to
Russian border where I -hall
to a missionary convention,
heard 80 many wonderful
about the Russian and
tians that I am eager to see ooridi
tiohs as they really aver* In
articles I shall probably giv<r a
port.
I am thinking about
comforts. Whitefieid crossed
Atlantic Ocean thirteen times
look him weeks to get across,
it is possible to travel on
liners and tu be as comfortable
one is in the best American
How much safer it is? mo!
radio a 1 it: vin-U •• tgiv
stant C ■ *' ‘
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I ■.itwdiuv
s «Vtl ; ; Of -h
A po¬ * J.M (f/ht
sh i p ;fe"-’ bun
tired * ; board
ship, i icy tun! n 1 ateud'oiu
days. Paul, a 'prisoner rook chnrg
of the situat ion He urged tin
people to eat wild give thanks
the presence of them al/
no effort to conceal the fact that
was a minister of the Gospel td
Christ, Ali signs pomted^ta de
Stnietiou. Revelation .said they
would irrr&msi^a r^/fmo^eVri’.
world, instead of taking God'
revelation, usually watches for tin
signs of 1 he times. Jesus said, "A
wicked and adulterous generation
seeketh after a sign ’ ’
The ship was wrecked. The
people were saved, tinman life i.
more valuable than si ip-and car
goes. \V lien Jesus c; s some de
mens out of a roan an ; they wem
into swine and the sv.ne ran ovn
a precipice into tin water and
were drowned, the people besough
Jesus to depart from their countri
^hey tlx Ught more of wine than
-hey di .. of men. Ilamau nafure
hasn’t charged. Sei.h- : i men
put matei e.l things above their in¬
terest in human life.
When the ship on which P.iu
was traveling was wrecked,
read that some came to land on
broken pieces of the ship and some
on boards. On the ocean of lift
many of our ships are wrecked
The ship of hope sometimes sink-, j
ship of ambition ii sometimes j
by storms. The
doesu’t go down with the
He rides some board or j
piece of timber to shore!
to safety. The real test of
is the utility to keep go¬
after the ship is wrecked.
EUR $AUi
65 acres, i mile south of Cleve¬
very desirable location fot
station and tourist camp.
Scenic highway tra
this tract near evenly.
as the old Airtit Saliie
place, too to 200yoiing
trees. One f.sir six-room
Two branch,:,- •>n place.
L. T Eiank Wof j
« r d’’- ' L. Mad
G i
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We .< state (,hat j:
.. 1 . I aij Mossy
enu^ 1 ^«ju|uy afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. B. P. Gqillard
Gainesville, were in twu I'hurs
PinnaeiG .'it. '->» '■ !v.s'. ,m 1
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Mr and Mr< . k AH iso a eit
terl.sincr! the ofi a ii.) teacher- j
of tl.c Blue R " : •. * ; , ■ n j \ ( q ;
on,Tut.-,jay. N h.. v o. l
The Ail i i or !i Ch:j?c!i i
meeting was v«-i t i -'N'f w\ t r X'jj.x 1
baptizing of i! a verts ! os>l. |
place on .Sunday, 4 Nit! - :
were b i ptix-.d :u e.. ;
.
Mr. Sta isben\ . '■can spend
ing his vacst .on o • • i hirm 1 ;
the past two vvtei
Anyone vviio it tlie T ■■■ V
Party at Frank A Hi LS i.ibiTi A h
day missed , I ,.
sights were as r ■
Everybody had a : . ' imtj l.i D:'ii
irt'g at everybody - pluyn.t;
games. 11 ode vve c.:: h-ive an cube.
one soon.
All the farmers h\ t,nr se!than cd: '
are gathering corn ■ mi get:,,,.;
ready fot’ winter, Hiich doviS'di !
i which doesn’t ■ : ; r a vv a y,j i.'tlg* !
J ing from today’s v.. |
) The news from i> setllemein
| used to be sent i: » a.r the head
mg, “Tesn a me < ’ nit since th.
ro d no io :gtr goi ■ tough, «t i
decid -d on the m w c.dills ,
Me P. E. Go ti spent the !
weekend iu Atlan |
George j'urner Geoige Hs i
;r < - ■
kins made a trip t ■ ve! ui.iMon- j
day.
Mr. Wheeler i, ;g us thi-.;
winter’d mi p:j ■, -. U* Hi .
C irl McJart.-r. ; 1 . C , a ? ;d ;
Richard MeGuhr * i v. a.... a
mi Miin-i.i}.
—ri:.—•>• • , ■. iseam • -4
Naeoaeiiv
Airs. V’ictor II ■ c t ..tec; ained
the Nacoochee \\ Club hi Si |
VV ednesaa) a i 1 r. A [ : Ut ram I
was given on Am
Chas. \\ ili. in- 1
After the pr v
j I was e: joyed. M
j a salad emui
! j which was eni ve
I 14 .
I memuet - at...
Misses Isabel
j juien p and M
College, -pen
, home,
A]!.:-* Lotte]lu 1 .
mant Colieg>. ; : :
with ' ,T i I uhei
.
Miss La on. 1 ]
ville, was at h
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LO> p__];l <■'
with ladies eio’.lm
neli-* and Henry
M
Read ".‘A
"T lie Dad’s if 1 .. ■
Nov, 9 spoils-. r<*. : lira 1.-TA wi-j
well attendee ti■: , ,
joyed by those dre- !, Tin: pro i
gram opened w i d ,» U'.U-ical raao ;
tug by Miss hula . I Mr--;
Melvia Miller r ird a pi ino j
selection that was e i-hcd. Cm.’
C- H, Edwards ini: -,i Dr M. j
D. Collins, S’ate >•. f ■.-1 f.uia-rm.. (
tendent, speaker i tl.e , ' ■ I
t eve’ u-c.
Dr, Collins gave 1 1 • r,c iusj'ira j
tiotnii lecture on t. . r/’kr fA.dd ;
ing iu the Hock Tl:e eighth j
won the l-... i o; ha via ■; the 1
parents pare 'i. iie tiach-j
served punch sandwiches! •
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the acini he •
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We will accept fr. farmers any
of produce gr a 0:1 their
farm for rene w a 1 of • ■ -;r sut)-ci ip
or to be aude ! our list as a
hew subscriber, 11 u.-1 : i,t: s
proposuion will nip li.f \ci>
farmer.
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