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THfc SUMMERVILLE 1913. I
CORN CLUB KEEPS
BOYS ONJb FARM
Splendid Result* Attained through
Corn Club Movement Told By
H. G. Hastings.
Atlanta, Ga. —(Special.)—The great
educational value and constructive
force of the Corn Club contests, entire
ly apart frorf? the wonders they are
accomplishing In increasing the corn
production of the southern states, Is
emphasized in an Interview given out
by H. G. Hastings, chairman of the
agricultural committee of <he Atlanta •
Chamber of Commerce, and manager |
of Georgia’s State Corn Show.
“The Interest being taken in
corn production, by the federal gov
ernmeJhfev state officials, by leading I
and individuals in the
country, is in my opin
ion constructive force
now on agMUtural affairs
in America.
‘‘Until *a showtime Ao, the whole
of education the rural
been to draAboys away
How sWongly this
the coming Acieration,
and ■■feful might its
resjt, Is illustrated by
in lowa, an ideal
f *ve years ago the
intend to Stay on
Ehen’you grow up?” was
toys in rural schools of
f>f them answered "No.”
jelubs and true agricultural eALtion J
■gan to get in their
Burk. The boys were AHReed to
klt-« Ideas and of
After five years of this 1
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B 171 bovs. and 162 of them
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fBANKRUPTCY sale
j In the District Court of the Unit
ed States for the Northern Dis-j
trict of Georgia, Northwestern
I vision. S
In the matter of Trion
turing Company,
IN
By virtue of an order gra iled
by the Honorable W. S. Rowell, ref
eree in bankruptcy, in the abowr
matter, will be sold before the court
house door tn Rome, Georgia, be
tween the hours of ten a. m. and
four p. m., on Tuesday, the 4th day
of March, 1913, for cash, suMjfc to i
confirmation by the
lowing decribed prnp l 'rtjMm||E'
All charter and
copyrights, trade
ed and unregistered, goot^WWm d!
other similar rights and privileges, 1
incident to and enjoyed by Trion
Manufacturing Company, bankrupt.
Also lot number 197 in the thir
teenth district, fourth section, Chat
tooga county, Georgia.
Also all reversion, remainder,
right, title and interest of the Trion
Manufacturing Company in and to
the following:
Certain lands situated in the six
th district, fourth section, town of
Trion, Chattooga count”, Georgia,
upon which the Christian church
now stands, and fully described in I
a certain deed recorded in the
clerk’s office, Chattooga superior!
court, book 3, page 173.
Certain lands situated in the six
th district, fourth section, town of
Trion, Chattooga county, Georgia,
upon which Penn's Chapel of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
.mow stands, and fully described in
certain deed recorded in the
clerk's office, Chattooga superior
court, book 5, page 25.
Certain lands situated in the six
th district, fourth section, town of
Trion, Chattooga county, Georgia,
upon which the Baptist church
now stands, being one and one-third
acres, more or less, of lot num
ber as commenc
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Skuffer Shoes for the Cmraren, aIUMV in Tan,
Gun Metal and Patent Leather, 1.50, 1.75
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48 pairs Mens Gun Metal Blucher Shoes
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Womens—Size 3 to 8 50c
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Childrens—Size 8 to 11 40c
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