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THEICLEVELAND COURIER 1
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Small Sawmills Feat*
Etfttor Constitution • I have
baeu reading your editorials every
day and commend yon for your
opfoivand broad views on our nn
tiontil ailU'ttioU,
I am one hundred per cent, for
our great President. but some oi
the proposed changes in the eco¬
nomic taws are against the small
businessman in the south. Our
gre.( President has been tnisiu
informad as to the ©fleet the pro¬
posed wyge nod hour Saw will
have on the southern bttsin^sstaea,
especially the small manufacturer.
One of the gteat enterprises of
the south today is the small lum¬
ber mids. At the present price of
lumber this law, if put into effect,
will close down wearlA' every saw¬
mill portable mills Every section
of the country has many of these
small mills employing from lO to
50 men. but should the wage an
’hour law be passed, in its present
form, 1 wiil wager that 75 t lefr
cent of all .mill* will be forced to
close down.
If the uoilli asserts itself against
the south in this wage and hour
law and forces it on the southern
people, we. will lose our small
manufacturers and have atf over
whelming number of unemployed
men and women for Uncle fSm« to
take under his wing.
As to the lumber business, l
have been in clese tttuch with tin
manufacturers of this product loi
man# years and kuow that if they
are forced to comply with the
proposed law, that hundreds ot
men now making a living will be
thrown back on relief, and non • oi
our people want to do thru. T ,e y
want a chance to make a fait liv¬
ing for themselves. II you kiti
the goose that lays the golden eggs.
Whence will be obtained the eggs?
W. A- White.
Helen, Ga., August I9 1937 -
The world’s first electric loco¬
motive was demonstrated in D*vei
N, H. July 20 , 1847, 30 year.
before Edison’s electric lump ano
35 years before the electric street
car *t$>> invented.
Mo-«* Gerrish Firmer, ' 27 'jeni
oid Uuwpttweu, N t h school teach
as, was t-he biiAder. He u*ed
48-cup Grove butler v tpr propui
ssqij. Because of hi; k of iuteye*’
i* navi.-!-- got be 1 'sod the deity©*"
strniiisiu slave dining which •
can sc!* bis Dover I'rieuds to g
doXvix " biMofryr as f be first pc-'
sengefii M^msported -m rfydron
by Ma-orcjch i. rte figbyed
house ©lec'.ncoUy bebue EdtHy
anticipated nod Gray's te 1
phone, wOfjiV.h 05s n $yi*g rnucbiv
before-the Wrighv, vel Lie u*«>
does no» .ppyar tb, most Stth<i<
historie-.
Atlanta, Aug. (GTH)—Ah <t«
buious young nmo. reports th
editor of tbo St.Louis Globc-»Derp
crat, wet'll to « university profe^soi
and said ha « ishes to tike u cgiurs
to fit him Va be superintendent c
a great railway system, and bo'
much would it cost imd how Jotti
would it i^ke. The professor
classic reply was; “ikuelj ,1 court
would cost $2 ,cjoo and require 2*
years On the- other, by spendm;
4300 of your money and I lift
months of your time, you may b
elected to Congress, Ouce thei
you will feel youisell capab e *
directing not one, but all the gre
i/iilroad ot ccu-nuy.' 1
systems our
Miss fsuhi IIo me*, of GoUtshor
N. C., is co ching a play. ' G
Rags 1 , which will he si q*e>l
Cleveland High SHu-nt audio n
yaiurri .y night. The pr. etc-ds
i'oi yhe Public Inbiury. Go n< -
this play. You will enjoy i'- A
local talent. It is for an ex e :
cau.-e.
No. 50
Small Towo Newspapers
One of the unique features of
our democracy i* t u Annriea has
11 ,000 sinall-tow u e wspapers.
You will find ;• ,e» such week¬
lies-in Ausaruli-* ul Canada, but
the Old World dm not enjoy the
safeguards that, the rural press
brings.
In Franc© the -thinking of the
people is regulated largely by wbut
the papers nay. It rvas the sume
in Germany with the iderl'n papers
—even before Hitler. With « few
nowspapv;• s in the larger cities
domiuatii .. '.be (dunking of a na¬
tion, a eoa does not have the
benefit of shut valuable thing call¬
ed “the iuteruutiouu! mind.”.
Ir> America we have the big
dailies ami ihe. little weeklies. The
metropolitan journals are fearless
along cerium lines. Pboy will at¬
tack c rt liu unwholesome interests
that the country editors or 00 one
else would dare tace. On the
oth-sv hand, they are big business
Cf uterus. They hove huge invest
mei s at d enormous payrolls They
of necessity play safe by not
oii : :< < too far their "bread and
.1.1'ter.”
so happpus that the
■ ..eriiiug which the dailies inns 1
p ;n a respectful si'etjCe ar
. !y criticized or exposed by tin
1 iepcndcut small town ediior.
ius both sals of newspapers coin
I- - inent each other ideally.
In it federal system of gavert
lent si ch as ours* this is parta u
Urly fortunate. How could tu
. perale the government 9 f Colora
o, or know what is goivg; on i>
Lutletpu, School D’strict #, 01
vnrpnhoe county if we ail rear
Ghiougo newspapers?
Few Americans realist* the mil¬
lions of dollars that the small-tow i
edilors of the nation Jose each yeu>
aecause of their ogroe^iness apt
courage in priatipg pews that is
good for society hot which offends
u few. Because of tt^is tremend¬
ous money loss, is it to be wander¬
ed at Uiat some newspapers pussy,
foot on certain questions? Tht
encouraging fact '* chat so man)
-housauds deliberately sit down «i
ttieir typewriter© and strike ofi
editorials or news articles which
they know writ mea.. fi.iuncoil 16 s~
to them but s» ah sj iritmti, ><1
economic gam t-a tin community
ns a whole,
We doubt it Hitler could have
uisen in Germany or Mussolini
lUniued the power oe ha-, over 1Ft
UalUu people if 1I1. re bad bee
utuberable rural papei s for then
it suppress instead of a bondfui •.»
;it.y bail es.
Atuei ic-.i has, sensibly sr .ndardia
ul k> Cars f did-, aim rtfrigenUor
-.Abut it ha preserved its freedou
•y suppoit t .r li t.sands ol diffei
iut kinds oi newspape.s —~riout) •
east Geor^ in.
s>- - r-rr - -rr~~^ g ~ •■miS*
Qciveni'if Graveiq ot Alabama,
probut-ly m ule a wQudertnl selee
iop wlieu he gqt, Mrs, Graves fo
tie wife, but l.e certainly playe<
Hall politically when he appoint
id (os wife to tha U. S. Senate fm
Sen.-.tor Black ’8 place. No doctb
flu a very wonderful woman,bu
Al : sima i» short of a U S
viniiir, and the Nation is dn.
with Gov. Graves’ hair
,< i unking, Honor is a jnosi
dei i il attribaie, but wfi it ii
t esseiui-i! NOW is to hav;
■ .iiv learned oud have the bqs
j I. j ed men 10 protect the OUT
umry in A N Y ciisis Go
ip u- and save us from the - 001.
diking people!
S»
NOTICE
After August 28 , I9IJ7 my *h..
hours will be from « A, il, an.c .
«P. M.
L ?y A»h
Devoted to th« Agricultural, Commercial and induatnai interests at White CJountT
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA. AUG
The 3rd menu 1.-union
Pittman, Bryan: .nd Carter famil
les will be he!;; m B ,'hlehem church
2 miles of Luh-. Cleveland and
Lula road. Sun ! -V, Sept. 12
We are expecting some good
spanking, s.ingii g and etc Invite
ail relatives and friepds of thes^
families to cotaj und b* with us.
B C. Pittmon. Sec’y. & ficus.
Clem Adams, Pledger and Wil¬
bur Miller ’ Thoc. McMillan
left tor their : at Clermont,
Ga., Saturday er a three
visit here with • i ti- .
Adame of Butler '• ■o.,-vc..ur.p,inied
them on ;he-r *. 1? a ad to
Colorado, A t ' t nrier wak j
held at the M • -dis park in j
tlieir honor iVi. . .. . , large ;
number were present. After the
dinner, roller vimting on 1 visiting
were enjoyed Later the crowd^
drove to the strjto t ike and some of
them hart qu; e ; ;t f me splashing in
the lake and txuii *ling while tie
others enjoyed !o« mg on, We
extend w- ’come tr these folks to
come keck again,- -Barnard Bee,
"We u-s much in neighborin’
papers about the alien printing
solicitor—the pebrisher who sends
his agent across county lines
neighboring towns to ofl -r print
ing or a sa ving allegedly
tlutu ne can get if at home.
much as the printing office in
given town spends its egisigy it
Sfetti-.iit out the best paper it can
its res urces in promoting the wel
htrf the couuty as u whole and
, tnamtainiugihe- ,
;t» .money ta !?gi
nes- itfie of the community it ha.
ong been regarded as a truism
that the newspaper in such a com
nuniip bud a prior claim on cow
nun sty printing—a claim that tho
fid. code of ethics did not Violaie.
‘ If our business people tell is
the truth these same neighboring
publishers who pay their respects
io no uncertain terms of ©ese aliei
printing solicitors are themselves
the chief offenders in this respect,
It seems that ethic- y. a code
is becoming a i is art!”—The
vladisonina.
■Sftb - r^ssssassaar
Please Pay Us Now
Land Fir Sale
Tile F. VI, McMiilaa, eetdte,corj,
-irUng ot th& itcM’iian liomepluc
uid the Willis iilvtii fiirqi, approx
mutely 35O acres. Go*d tiouaes
lU’.buil tings arid pasture-,, n«a>
hiirch and sch mi
Pa<£s contit't original foresi
imber. Will ( ; purls.
For details set-; *
B, A, Me,Viliiati, C - j liu, Gu,
R. L. Dorsey, lfu j, Ga.
F. U. Staton,' l :ii:;". t, Gu,
'
“TT—’. ---»
Pie-ibdt pay c- ini. tstliately s<
hat we. cae paj poop u v.c owa.
You bavo ^otiitticu <our crop ano
received a ve>k:, . - price, so pleast
lou’t fieri to to i' i>. ei ig u- at once
We need the money and usk tiiai
,'OU cotjue a: c; l.t'd ,-ee Ub a
nice. T-O'-'b don’t try io dll!'
■ round the comers to ini,- u-,
For For Sale
I will sell nil lot Ot) ! he !i„s
side of the Public t-q mru in Clevfc
land at a bitrg-iiti. Located be
tween I T. Cooley Store mu
Golem a. b v ,boil’.- ; 3O.19O feox, l)
interested write or telephone
Mr,. Cl. m Waller Me Don-. Id
Jefferson, Ga,
IinmS’ pm and felts vanish whtaycsiccai swings onto tht concrete.
«f f he loa & *' 1 before yetty smooth, safe, iovitintj. Their
Jess and fatigue; «
nervous ter, son no juts, no chuck holes, no mmd Your
car is a better a and you are a better driver.
You like Coricretyou should, Yoq can depend on h. You k that
wet dry, its row
or ----- t ; non-skid 1 ’ surface grips tires and helps you stop
quickly. Acd 1 - gnt its light color improves visibility. Yon can see
#' obstacles, p tides ns and the edg© of the toad.
jfii You can't aCo,v; ] ' t,ave concrete, for concrete actually less
; V; build taaa otht Ms of costs to
for upkeep, equal load-carrying capacity, and costs far less
,Th -ore. concrete saves in gas, tire and car repair bills
Get the mo* • - ' - ’Coney Urge you; highw ay officiab build
forsaHw to coa»
■■ 1 , 3;., - , . . ’.c micai concrete x,;ads.
POST! Va*’ CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Hurt Bldg , AtUnta, Ga.
iUc.fic' n> mpre* and •xtand IS« at
c. -.t-TBis nnnlM, rataonr, and enginaering Hold wrk •U V
Wuahington, Aug % — (AP)
AAA officii!U discovered today —
’« «heir disgust—-that '’nritbb.
cotton farmers who curtai.’ed nc ■
*ge this yea? may receive <■ -s
tinder the ne.v loan and subsidy,
payment plan than farmers ts h.o!
pLuted every possible a-..-re t . c -
tou *
I he res<>luti*u approver. by
congress, AAA spokesmen
r equ*res adjustmen’t pay me 1
the entire crop this year
They estimate ' i cot! a f■. 1
who co-opera ed *;■ , ye:,r on ,1 In
,
icrc plot would h ive a a: , ii.e
of $ 4,285 rornpa..-tl -ft’ h
for one who did n t c. . r ,1
n identical n rm,
They expiuii e i it v, a.
The Co operator ,
cotton nd recei ed $j a
•it pay men!. Tu. 1. • . , ,
a pound for in) ave sge j joritic. o;
if 2oo pounds uti acre, or $;Q at
iCre. Because of th- unusti j.y .
aigh yield this year f'unnei ‘
averaged a bile an acre on ' « 1.
maitiing 65 acres. \\ - 1 i,u v
'.ent-ft-pound loan he i- t . . ■
receive-a minimum s a Ita 1
or a total of $2 985. The . :■ jus -
ment payment assures hii. another
$15 a bale, or $975. Hi total i; .
. me is S4 250.
The nuticoroperotW .veruges a
bale im acre for the entire loo
icre-i. This should bring a miui
meutn of $45 a bale or $4,500. The
idjustment payment if $t5 a bale!
idds another $1,500 making h ; s.|
total income $6,000.
AArV ofiieiuri are porttlitted to
increase benefit r lymenrs 10 pei
cent and this can ,dd $33 for the
co-operating farnrar or a total of
<4 285 for him against $6000 for
the farmer v,iio war a nouco-op-j
-ru or.
thru ci tea country has never been m a
sounder, stronger and more liquid con¬
dition than it is today. My authority
for that statement is the Comptroller I
of the Currency. No longer Is there ary
fear or thought of bank runs. Deposi¬
tors once more know that their money
Is safe and the banker, thrice armed in
the knowledge of his own strength, Is
looking forward.
iwaMMaaane
mik
j ’HE can is gslpag np e ; y, i jih-d teaspoon sail. Beat on*
J, nyim! awake No lonjpv us >.o to a'. 1 . add ...ih-spoons half a cup melted of milk bu-. and
-’ r
d vi.,. and gray b.e.ifc.,, - eumbine with dry ingredt
K- ; - we ueetj.-i ;' •. , vc.' Pat out thin on a buttered
hr- 'Masts in December's ; or round pie plate. Drain
gray mornings, we rsed the .7 ! ore •io. 2 can. of apricots well
even mors. At the turn. >i; the i Lay them evenly on tup of th*
year we are apt tc Id lov/ ' t- . dough, pressing them tete U20
tality. To avoid -• .".c ftver, j aifxture. Sprinkle with ittii *
take time to ear %'■■■■ 1 c-r-skfasta i cup brown sugar, dot with
these days. I srt.t 3 sprinkle with one-third ««*
Isn't ttus a ter. . ., . .1 f.,? i chopped nuts. Press in. waflL
a March tweak k j Sake thirty 10 forty miytatto# is,
Or c; ■ a S75 degrees oven. This vjpttken
Oatmvci about, twelve pieces.
, ant
Aomms Jf>. - - U:OH '■Till;; Good Coffsa
i, ■ -J : Vacuum
Apricot Ii.; 1 Bread packing now brings
CW/.M : coffee to your kitchen as fresh
Apricot So, B-eac Sift as though it had been roasted
gelher and within the hour and with every
one a A cups acur. : bit of its flavor sealed in. Tor a
three teas; 00 as --king powder. I perfect cup of coffee, do -am
«ne-tluid cup . awn *«gsr, «M j plenty of coffee and don’t boil it.«
F r 1111 ing
the master key? of our ci Tnation.,
the means through which , © hav*
\s> achieved art, education and iocvsiry.
It is well worth the vary high ,.>i
efforts of its craftsmen.
\<\ The Cleveland Cqlkiek
Commercial printing of £1 -..-criprion
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