The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-23
The Historians Paper.
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we wish him every success, h sun
fectly. He is TO be congratulated
is a nice six-column paper and De
longs to the GuartO family
THE conquering orb. with enc bright
ray,
Broke through the gloom, n re-
enthroned the day.
And her bright Eyes (the orb Whlcn
beauty moVe)
AS Phoebus dazzle, in his glorious
race
The Free Will Baptist is meeting
with abundant prosperity. which II
deserves, having almost reached the
5000 mark N circulation. Gasoline
power was recently employed, new
Job presses installed and other i'm
provements made in the already well
equipped plant. The paper is owned
by a joint stock p and IS pub
lished in the interest of the Free VIII
Baptist denomination. Editor f. T.
Phillips and his assistants are getting
out a fine publication and merit the
unparalleled success that is crowning
their commendable efforts.
The remarkable success of that
highly c~reditable agricultural weekly,
the Progressive Farmer, is not sur
NJ III LII ~ III 10 liz 4 VI
Clarence H. Poe and w. F. Marshall
remain at its mast head, the $4,000
appreciatiVe readers of the most pop
ular farm journal in the South are
dead sure TO Feast upon the fat of
the and And it is that
Prof. w. F. Massey, another scholar
ly writer, who has been with the
Practical Farmer of Philadelphia, is
to join the staff of the Progressive
Farmer, Editor Poe VII devote con-
siderable time in reporting industrial
conditions of the South for his paper
and a umb for northern maya
zines, a work for which he is admir-
ably fitted.
During the early winter last year
the Shelby Aurora issued a sketch Of
Shelby which was very creditable,
both to that progressive little city and
the management of the paper. Bro.
Quinn is producing a mechanical
beauty and his local page is "espec-
tally attractive.'
Sister E. c. Register, of the we'll
edited Charlotte Medical Journal. has
a reason for that enlarged SIN lie
that is seemingly more audible" this
summer. She CD has in course of
construction a handsome two-stoSy
building 3Ox10O feet, with pressed
brick front, which is to be the future
quarters of the Journal. This sun
ny-spirited sister" is entitled to the
btHl VI SNtIN l1I4i tIIdI lie NOIlu can
give.
The light of the Durham sun is put
ting forth its usual b%rlliancy and the
brethren rejoice in the assurance that
Bro. Robinson has a new lease on life
after a long and painful illness. There
is no better man thar Jim Robin
son, or one more devoted to the cause
he represents. He IS ever ready to
chime in when there is Z probable
ity of accomplishing results. for some
worthy cause and through his efforts
that handsome new brown stone Oil
flee just completed in mis- beautiful
city will be Ginning to the time of
st. Phillips church. Success to him.
Brother a. RoscoWer is not only a
fine fellow and an excellent newspa-
per man, but a graduate III other ac-
complishments. He knows how to
hold on and. it is reported, never
turns loose until it thunGers." That
grip of his is said to be something
fierce But he has ample HEADLIGHT
to d1spel every shadow that may arise
along the way. 1t is we'll to have a
grip" upon the people.
Brother j B Sheriff.. our efficient
and deservedly popular secretary-
treasurer. is succeeding admirably IN
keeping up with The Times. He has
greatly improved his facilities. having
put aside the gasoline engine for an
electric motor. added a new folder
"hd q ldiSe HudiltIly OF JOB type of
latest designs. The Times has flat
tering prospects for the future and
any success it may achieve will be
fully merited. John Sheriff. is a real
newspaper man.
The Charlotte Messenger of Hope
continues its monthly Wis IS to nearly
every section of North Carolina in
the interest of the Thompsor Orphan
age and Training Institute and the
Protestant Episcopal church. Bro. w.
j. Smith is doing a splendid work as
editor and manager and has succeed
ed n building up a circulation of >
900. Another instance of fnding 1.-The
right man in the right place
The French Broad Hustler mas in
stalled electric poEter instead of gaso-
line and made other needed improve
ments.
The New Bern Journal had added
another linotype and is getting along
nicely. Past President stevens. of our
association, never tires in his efforts
to advance the interests Of his con-
~stituents and the rapid advancement
IN which he resides is largely due to
the efforts of G. L. Stevens.
The Madison County Swami is still
on the surface His wings have
been enlarged and ne now scars aIoft
pedecked with fresh" and glittering
plumag and making a record Of
which any bird of this variety should
De proud. Luck to you Jack
Last September the Bryson City Ap-
~palachlan was enlarged to q six-coI-
umn paper and otherwise improved. It
prints more local news and is doine
valiant service for the town and