The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-09-06

papers OF our State fail
give due attention to MS 4 rule. +,
progress, n to the w., '7.Icultursf
ui>iuudi drmer Of their lhe In,
communities, and that ". IVSpectga
eali .leff attention u thts'pTINl.Y
IONA neglect of the class h~N,at--.
more than any Other -PoA which
welfare Of the Stat hm. oh.E The
prosperity depends '"rr o4-
{. That We favor rha ,.
OF county high schools T., -o+>1mer
teaching of agriculture ....h the
science shall be given -''aeS,.
place, and hat We b4H-[. '+o"lnent
could make no bette ,,..-e State
than to assist in the estat#.. ,L'- ala1
Such schools, also thar 4t ot
that every rural cOmmuntt. civ ..e'a
a six months srb.,r h@
Wh0re the community. through mat
Tax Is not able to provide sr.r .'@+l
State aid should be given ~. ..'l
more adequate provision ta ,~at way
the training Of teachers '.
8. That We deplore the rsu.u
our railroads to give any rrdle., vi
to this convention, and thar III 'NS
dent of the convention anr.ir.
committee Of three to cursuIf o-,
railway officials and See if a rarrf .-.
rate of n and One-third far, WHY
out any certificates. can ny, H.. 49,.
tanned for the convention OF 1911
3. That the hearty thanks of -a,
convention are hereby extended in H.
ID. II. Hill and the faculty of H..
& M. College for the man covrtas..s
shown us, and to the visiting Speaker,
for their interesting and VALUABLE. a4-
dresses.
10. That our thanks are ra,,rr..1
to Mr.. w. A. Simpkins for the uou~.
tesies extended and for the drir.org
barbecue and to Mr.. Loftiu of the
& NJ. College for the attention and
fare Of the dining hall.
Those Who Were Present.
The delegates who We~o registered
at the Farmers State Convention
we're:
AIamance-R. w. Scott. IE.W Hn.r
r. F. D.. l; Ed Harden. Graham. JAS.
L. Foster, ElOn College
Beaufort. NJ. Wallace. W.h-
ington, r. f. d. 4.
Bertie-A. w, Early. Au1aua.- H.
T. D. 4; c. w. SpruiI Quitsna
BuncoInbe-A. S. Wheeler. EIt-
more; J. H. Golay, BjItmorr. r. F..
D. 2.
Cabarrus-J. L. Ritrhie. Concord,
F. d. 4; Walter Ritchie, Concord. z.
F. d. 4.
CasweIl-W. G. Smith. Seorora
Catawba-R. G. Shuford. r. r D..
No. 1; John ". Robinson Newton. r.
F. D. 4: H. P. Lutz, Newton. f. T.
D. 4.
Chowan-Walter s. White. E!rnt"n.
Chatham-T. e. Carroll P.tfstoro,
r. F. D. 2; 3. n. WeIch Pear Cr.ea,
r. F. d. 1; a. w. Forehand. IEn"r
CumberIand-M. r Nco.rt Fay
ettevil1e, r. f. D. I.
Duplin-John T. Abortion. CALYPSO.
Edgecombe-C. 3. Kee@h. Tarh"r";
r. H. Bryan, Bethel, L. d. Eagles,
M~acclesield, R. f. d. !, 1. F. Bats.
M~acclesfield, r. +. D No -;
F. P. jenkins, Tarboro, r. D.
No. /; B. B. Howell, Tarbor", r +.
d. 1: w. H. Halliburton, Rocky 'unt.
r. F. D. 5; j. c.. KiIIebreN, Ho.0f
Mount, r. f. D. 5; Zeno Moor "h.t-
akers H. L. Brake. Rocky Mount k
F. D. 5; B. T. Shelton, Speed
Franklin-Moses Neal, kat@sU..r'
J. r. Jones. Katesville; Thos. +. VIZ
der, Louisburg; J. O. Green fr1A@'h-
ton, r. F. D. No. 3; G. r fraFr1'
Wakefield. R, F. D. ?; = q Sm.."'
KateSville.
Granviile-R. T. Blackwell. ElrEI4,-
ma, Va, r. F. D. 2; Lee HIac""'..
Virginia, Va, r. F. d. y. r.
Greene. K. Spivey, M1uT> ~
Hardy, Granville. r. +. . - " VI.
Dali, Snow Hill, r. f. d. :. f.. ,1..
now, Farmville, r. +. D. T." 'P
vey. Farmville, r. f. d. /
GuflfOrd-W. A. AydeIftte' '".r'r1
boro, r. F. D. a; Jas. - '3." ~
Greensboro, r. f. d. d
McLeansville, R. Z. d. 1 '''t0'
Groome Greensboro. r. +. +. g: H j.,
cannon, Greensboro, r. T. p. 4. Pau
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