Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-27
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Is your water metered?
Hendersonville is brimful of visitors.
When is a cow stall nuisance?
This is what the city commissioners
Will have to answer.
See if you can comfortably swallow
the borrowing dose described in these
columns.
Yes, Mr.. Farmer, the Henderson
County Farm Life school would make
two Ladies of grass grow where you
have heretofore found only one, or less.
Six thousand Henderson county
school, children in a parade would
make i Henderson county commence
ment worth while even though moth
ign else were accomplished.
Every citizen of Henderson coun-
ty should read the history and mean
ing OF the Farm Life Schools as given
in the news columns of the Democrat
this week, then attend the meeting at
Mills River on Friday. 49,
Unless a certain ordinance pertain
ing to automobiles and street cars is
enforced, some of these days a life
will be shifted out on Fifth avenue by
az automobile speeding by as passe1-
gers are dismounting the street car.
Help the police to apprehend the vio-
lators, then see to it that the officers
do their part before you eriticise.
Henderson county has now taken
tuI the Farm Life School Movement.
Here's. wishing you success in your
undertaking" says the Jackson Coun-
ty Journal. And here's hoping the
movement will not meet with the sad
fate it did in Jackson county, but the
Journal promised to revive the sub
ject in due season.
An expression of gratitude usually
goes long way, as did that of the
Henderson County Teachers associa-
ton last Saturday, when by rising
vote the teachers extended their
thanks to the publishers of the Dem
ccrat for donating to each of them
this paper during their school term.
In this way we wish to publicly ac-
knowledge their grateful expressions.
''Hendersonville is welcome to the
republican convention. We are salts
fed with having had the democrats
gathered here" says the Waynesville
Courier. A comparison of the out
come impels us to suggest that Hen
Jacksonville would be the logical place
for the Hague or other peace confer
eEces on the order of the one recent
ly held at Niagara.
Now is the time for every Demo
crat, also republicans who desire 10
get on the right side of the fence, to
Toll up his sleeves and get busy for
the support of Solicitor Michael
Scherck,. opposed by Judge o. V. +.
Blythe, and Congressman J. NJ. Gud-
ger, opposed by Hon. J. J. Britt. The
full democratic strength is highly de-
sirabie.
Out of a total of 27,6O9 printers in
the United States, but 7,405, or TWEEN
ty-seyen per cent. are rated as respon-
gible and able to pay their bills, bat
In the face of these figures there are
a few Henderson county democrats
expressing keen disappointment and
marked dissatisfaction because we
will not send them the Democrat with
Gut pay.
Although the Henderson County
Teachers association Saturday by rea-
son of a crowded program failed to
thoroughly go into the discussion OF
the proposed Henderson County com
mencement, considerable interest was
manifested at the mere mention OF
the subject, which will be extensively
discussed at the next monthly meet
irg. The majority of the teachers hat
read the history and workings o.
the movement in last weeks Demo
crat and when those interested in j
were asked by Professor Shitle t
rise, t-le majority of them rose, show
irc a willingness to take up the wori
anl push it to a successful conclu