The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-07-23
State News.
.nn1rrcK 10 OHEROKEE.
cleaned From u Cores
So M md Exchanges in all
Parts Of the State

z,vfelAs A-~
P0I Parts Of the State.
.rr,n5urg Exchange appears
Tbe In and becoming dress OF
.r. know that up to 1891
few not prohibited in pri-
s1',- -. IN North Carolina and
e D.- .--r games of chance are
6S No penalty is attached
CRU ,- morse rases, baseball
~. -u.r--. chess, or on anything
2.,' ..-a s upon skill rather than
E.r~s -E>saanse.
star There are a num-
cases in different sec
.~-.ra.and county, and the
H.. prevalence of the dis
-ra 81 great extent in some
..r-es should be fully in
.r our health authorities
.,srs ken TO prevent, as far as
.L,s spread of this dread
sase
Observer: The selection
- Hsrlazist j. A. Holmes, of
Carolina. as one of the five
..,rsr- -s the jury on mines and
~ the Pan-American Expo
--r is. most judicious one. He
5-frisl who thoroughly knows
z---rasz and has done much for
b, 7svF.Dment of this and other
,-.bsrr States. His decisions will
tbose Of an expert.
rpsrr1rre observer Our CORES
,,r5snr at Kings Mountain called
F..sr-;1r Yesterday to the fact that
.s historic battlefield near his town
very poorly kept and the neglect
\. even gone to this extent-that
L., slabs. one to mark the spot
-5a-a Ferguson was killed and the
cher the place of his interment,
have not vet been put in position.
These things ought not so to be.
Raleigh News and Observer The
,-~fcu--ural Departments crop re-
mrs for July are now coming in.
-71gh corn and tobacco have
lightly improved since the June re-
n.y., cotton shows still further
~sr.orarlOn, its condition in the
t51 counties ranging from 80 to
Ter cent-that is to say from a
10 little more than three-quar-
= Of "a crop. On account of the
--1ued rains many fields have
Id TO be abandoned.
L1dmark At a special meeting
Il he southern Hosiery Yarn Spin,
les Association, held in Charlotte
Thursday. resolutions we're mani
-.-,.v adopted favoring a curtail
-s1-o Of production during the month
0. August and a uniform contract
between spinner and knitter. 1t ii
assumed that the resolution to cur.
ID. production during August viii
certainly be effective and binding
-ggn all the 1900 OO spindles repre-
,el,-- by the association.
Pt,,1gro Citizen From the many
pension applicants in Chatham'coun
y We are inclined to believe the
Statement that Chatham furnished
more soldiers 20 the Confederacy
than any other county in the State
This reminds Us of some Other
Chatham history: Chatham county
Is. perhaps, all the county in tht
STATE ID which d man ever wa.
.-l.c.a..v hanged for stealing ne
Er.ss. and again, doubtless Chat
lam ~ all the place in the wOrlC
Were I'D John RobesOn's show ant
circus all its managers We're ar
Tested
Raleigh Times: Miss jamie viii
-au- Las been elected assistant il
T..l. Instruction in the music de
ga--uenr If the Baptist Female Uni
7- Her home Is IN Fulton
AZ and she l. one Of the mos
bril- lranists rnut the State ha
lI.a - she ha- taughtIn severn
aiding Southern colleges
a- - son ID number of medals, IA
Winning AN Everett plan
-r She Is u finished an
Sized pianist and competen
She succeeds Miss Allen
quite an addition to tn
music
..i Observer: GOvernO