Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-03-23
STAESVILLE AND IREDELL COUNTY.
Bread From Cotton Seed Meal. Mr.. Pat
terson Will Move 10 Salisbury.
Statesville Landmark, Marh 1918.

Statesville Landmark, Marh 1918.
County Treasurer Sloan Is still
confined to his home on account
of his afflicted hand. The hand
bealed, as the result of an electric
shock, and 1t was found necessary
to lance it in eight places.
O. F. Engleblrt, and employe
of the North State Veneer Com
pany, was painfully and probably
seriously injured yesterday morn
ing while at work at the veneer
plant. Mr.. Englebirt was oper-
ating a rip-saw when q piece OF
timber was caught by the teeth OF
the saw and hurled against his
stomach with terrific force, The
skin was not broken 10y the blow,
but Mr.. Englebirt has suffered in
tvnse pain and it is feared that be
has been injured internally.
Fire of unknown origin as.dls-
c. vered IN the southeast wing of
the Imperial Furniture Compa-
ny's plant Wednesday night about
10 o'clock and before the flames
could be checked the upper story
Of 5hat portion of the building
was Quilted and considerable dam
aga done. The quick work of EN-.
ployes of the plant, who used the
private fire fighting apparatus
ve-y effectively, and the prompt.
ness of the city fire department.,
which soon had a stream playing
on the flames, saved the building
from total destruction. The dam
age as it is, from fire and water,
will amount to several thousand
dc lars, The loss is covered by
inaurance.
Messrs. J. Conner and J. Claude
Pa tterson, of S~tatesville, who are
stockholders iD'the Holmes-Cathey
Company, the new concern which
Will conduct a harness and We
hole business at Salisbury,
went to Salisbury Wednesday to
assist J. P, Cathey in "starting
off" the business, MI. Patterson,
vuo was formerly with the Flani-
gan Harness Company, will have
charge of the harness department.
Of the new business and will make
his home in Salisbury. Mr..
Cathey, who has been with a Sal
isbury firm for some time, and re-
Gently moved his family there,
will be IN charge Of the the We
hicle department. Mr.. Conner
will not be actively associated
With the conduct of the business
at Salisbury, but will remain with
the Harness, Vehicle & Supply
Co. in Statewide.
NJ. W, White, of Mooresville,
who returned Wednesday night
from a visit to Texas, sends The
Landmark, ty the hands Of j. F.
Anderson, a sample of bread and
cake made in Texas from cotton
eeed meal. The bread, which is
about two-thirds cotton seed meal
and one.third flour, resembles
brad made from Graham flour,
beng almost as dark as a ginger
cake, but is said to be very pala-
table. The cake sent The Land
mark ia a piece of fruit cako and
is made almost entirely from the
cotton seed meal, only 3 little
-four being used. Where the meal
is being used doughnut7 are made
entirely from it, 30 flour being
used. Time will b. necessary to
allay tho natural prejudice, but if
the idea OF cottcl se~d meal for
bread is push,d meal will soon
become an imp Itant factor in
bread making. If palatable aud
healthful, thF dor will. have lit
tie weight af:a1 one,gets used to it.
Mrs. s i. Ann Beaver, wife of
LAT 49,. u.ed quite suddenly
aid -: tectedly early Sunday
Nh at her home in Cool
String township, death resulting
from acute indigestion. Mrs.