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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-10-20
BAND NEWS

Sky-rocketing to place of
fame and high esteem this year
our high school band keeps right
up to its record. Friday, October
tWenty-first at the Montevideo
football game, the band will form
an "M'' formation for the guests.
This feature has been rightly
achieved by the ardent marching
practice for the past two weeks.
They will then play the march,
illinois Loyalty" for Montevideo.
From the "M'' formation they will
make an "R" and play our high
school song, composed by the
maestro, Mr.. Limburg. After see
ing Mavis successfully throw the
baton over the goal posts each
time, we know she won't fail us
now.
The high school concert band
consists of a membership of sixty
five people. Because we do not
ask the football boys nor the
precious oboe and bassoons to
march, we have only fifty-four
piece marching band. There are
three outstanding new additions
to the band this year. We added
two new baritones played by John
Lauterbach and Irene Kramer.
The other instrument which is in
terestirg both to see and hear is
the oboe, played by Marjorie Kol-
bet. Thus with many improve
ments we expect our concert
band to be the best for miles
around.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-10-20
Grade VI-MiSS Meehan

The following persons received
"A's' in their six weeks spelling
test: Billy Camp, Betty Ann Her
mann, Marcella Kemnitz, Donna
Root, Beatrice Reynolds, Bethel
Starr ard Betty Truesdell.
Fay LuSsenhOp received an A in
the last history unit test in his
tory.
New officers have been chosen
for our club. They are: Fay Lus-
senhop, president: Marcella KEN
nitz, vice president: Billy Camp,
secretary; Kathryn Wells, CORES
pOnding secretary.
On Friday several children gave
a Fire Prevention program.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-10-20
IN THE GRADE SCHOOL
Grade f. Miss Tronson

Last week during Language
class we dramatized the Story of
Columbus. Also to honor Christie
pher Columbus we brought pic
lures and made boats during our
Art period.
Our study of Early Minnesota
has been very interesting. We
have enjoyed making a large In
dian tepee in our room, Indian
dresses and headbands. During
our music class we have learned
an Indian song Indian Braves
from Faygosee" which tells of
many habits Of the American
Indians.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-10-20

Political Observation-Disclosures
ed and ordered published by
George A. Barnes, Redwood Falls,
Mimi, fer which $1.75 will be
paid.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-10-20

Minnesota flour is still the
worlds finest.-ex.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-10-20

Minnesota's State Fair is a ma
tional institution.-ex.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-10-20
SOPHOMORE NEWS

The uppermost thought in our
minds now is the coming initia-
ton. 1t seemed very fitting last
week when Miss Caven assigned a
paragraph for us to write on in
itiatioa. The following is typical
one turned in by Paul Gallea:
II tremble at the thought of
initiation. From the ones l have
seen in the past with their pains,
penalties, and sorrows, ! wish I
were Junior. From the pieces of
gossip l have picked up, it isn't
going to be so pleasant. My hard
s-shakes even now when I am
w-writing this. When think of
the gauntlet, clothes, and little get
togethers on the stage my blood
r-runs c-cold. The only consola-
ton is the thought of the fresh
men next year. Oh! how l wish I
were a Junior"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-07
WHICH UNION SHALL
SERVE CANNED MUSIC
ON RADIO PROBLEM

ST. LOUIS, April 7. CUP).-
The question of whether must
clans or electricians should play
electrical prescriptions on radio
programs last night had union
leaders here up in the air.
The problem arose when the
musicians union signed new con-
tracts with loca' radio stations.
Electricians haG been handling
the prescriptions but the cXccu-
tive board of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor gave the must
clans jurisdiction. Both unions
appealed but so far no opinion
has been Forthcoming.
An official of the Columbia
broadcasting system suggested the
problem be settled by allowing
musicians to put the records on
the turntables and adjust the
needles while the electricians turn
on the juice.
Arthur Schading, bushes sagcnt
for the Electrical Workers union,
asserted he did not care who ham
died the prescriptions. "Opcrat-
ing the damn things drives cleo
trical workers nuts anyhow" he
said.
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with top Of mountain 50 poles
to Il white oak, Allison'S corner;
thence 5. is 81 deg. +. 70 poles
TO 4 Sourwoods, =. {. Clayton'S
corner; thence n. As Sd T.. i6
poles to rock; thence n. 80 deg.
W. 4 poles TO Il white oak; thence
n. 80 dC". f. . poles to Il stake
in branch, thence n. with mean
dcrS Of branch 10 poles to Il rock;
thence n. 45 deg. +. ~ poles to
Il rock; thence S. IS f. Is poles
: #. to locust; thence \. | deg.
w. q poles to rock; thence n.
Ii E. ; l-2 poles to Beginning.
TRACT NO. 2: beginning ON
corner of BoylcSton Greek bridge
ON new road; runs with road 81
deg. +. Is poles crossing tbs
ditch to stake pole S. W. Of
ditch; thence S. 50 deg. W. ~
l-3 poles to w. Oak stump; thence
with road 10 poles t" stake +;
thence S. 33 deg. +. 3 poles
TO stake in road; thence
S. 81 deg. +. Is poles 10 stake
in road; theme" S. Is - +. s
poles to 4 stake; thence \. 81 ~
W. 10 poles to Il stake; thence n.
AZ l-2 W. 4 poles to SourWOod;
thence n. u w. 6 poles to Il
chestnut; thence n. 80 deg. w.
3 l-2 poles TO oak; thence n. A.
deg. +. - poles to maple
stump; thence down branch with
mcandcrS to creek; thence down
creek with its mcandcrs to Be-
ginning.
This 3lSt day Of March, 1898.
NJ. NJ. REDDEN,
Commissioner.
3-3l-ThurS-2t
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the beginning; containing thirty
600 acres, more or less.
The parties Of the first part
convey the hercinabovc described
property, SUBJECT. however, to
the reservation in the grantors Of
certain right-of-way twenty
(2O) feet wide along the West
side of the abovc-dcscribcd prop
crty and described as follows:
Beginning on Il stake in the
center OF new location of Mills
River Road, being in the Whita-
kcr line and being the Northwest
corner OF the abovc-dcscribed
property, and running thence with
the center Of road North AZ deg.
% min. East, 20.5 feet; thence,
leaving road. South 81 deg. II
min. East, SIP feet; thence
South deg. 20 min. East. 229.5
feet; thence North 70 deg. 0 min.
| West, 22.S feet to an iron pin.
being a corner of the George
Whitaker property and being the
Southwest corner of the above
, described property: thence with
the Whitaker line, North ! deg.
20 min. West, 2l4.I feet to all
iron pin; thence North 81 deg.
II min. West, 1872 feet TO begin
ming. And the said parties Of The
! first part hereto reserve unto
themselves, their heirs, executors.
administrators and assigns. the
right Of free ingrcss, cgress and
rcgrcsS over and upon said right.
of-way, together with their ten
ants and under-tcnants, occupiers
and posscsSorS Of the property of
the said parties of the first part
lying Immediately South of said
right-o f-way.
Being the same property de-
Scribcd in deed from w. y.
Rowland and wife. Frances NJ.
Rowland, S. S. Williams, Trustee,
and the Wacnovia Bank and
, Trust Company, Ccstui que Trust
to r. l.. Ellis, dated May 2, 1884.
and recorded in Book POT, page
1G6, in the office Of the Register
of Deeds for Henderson County.
N. G..
FOURTH TRACT: Beginning
IT a stake at the Northwestern
corner of +. 7. Quicker lands,
conveyed to Lin by w. Il. Row.
land and wife, and also the South.
east corner Of Lancc'S lands: and
running thence South 53 deg. d
min. East, $40 feet to a stake {;
thence North 26 deg. o min. West.
400 feet to IA stake in Lance's
line; thence North So deg, 10
min. West, 1870 feet to- stake
in said Lancc'S line; thence South
"a deg. 80 min. West, 800 feeI
TO the Beginning; containing 3
SID acres, more or less. Being the
property described in deed from
w. T. Rowland and wife to w.
NJ. Lance, dated November IL
1923, and recorded in Book 1876
page 1913. in the office of the
register Of deeds for Henderson
County. N. C.
The property above described
for sale being all that described
in the deed of trust dated June
"a, 1921, above referred to, and
not conveyed and released from
the provisions Of said deed Of
trust since June "a, 1921.
This the 9TH day of April. 1888.
S. S. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
4-7-Thurs-2tp
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Crawford's line $50 poles to a
stake in the center Of Mills River
Road; thence with said road s.
% deg. w. ~ - poles, S. Il;
de-, W. > - poles. thence with
the old road S. 8 dec. f. 81 pole;
to the beginning, being approXi-
matcly 45 acres.
SECOND notwithstanding
on IN oak on the side of the
mountain above Lancc's house,
the same being w. 7. Rowlanda
. N. T.. corner, also lancc's corner
and runs thence with Lancc's line
South 50 deg. Is min. East ! LII
lcct to Il stake; thence South 81
deg. 80 min. West 400 feet to Il
stake in an orchard; thence North
10 deg. West 500 feet to Lancc's
gum corner on top of the noun
tain; thence with Lance'S line
North ID deg. East S75 feet TO
the Beginning, containing approx
lmatcIy - acres.
! THIRD TRACT: Beginning Al
. Il stake on a Black Gum tree on
! the North bank of Mills River,
beng the Southeast corner Of III"
i Garland property, and running
I thence South 9 deg. 81 min. West
approximately % feet to the CEN
ter Of Mills River; thence run
. ming up said River in the center
of the same | ,33l feet, more 81
less, the following courses: Soutl
S6 deg. 40 min. West; North a
! deg. 40 min. West; North 55 deg
3S min. West; South II deg. 3t
min. West; South AZ deg. Sc min
West; South % deg. 36 min. East
South Is deg. So min. East to {;
point in the center Of said River
approximately % feet Southeast
of a triple Black Walnut on the
, North bank of Mills River; thence
North 70 deg. min. West, ap
proXimatcly 25 feet to said triple
Black Walnut; thence, leaving
Mills River, North 70 deg. 0 min
West, GS3.S feet to an iron pin
being Il corner Of the George
Whitaker property; thence witt
the Whitaker line, North deg
20 min. West, 214.4 feet to al
iron pin; thence North 81 deg
II min. West, 43.2 feet to stalk,
in the center Of new location %
Mills River Road: thence. lcav
ing the Whitaker line and witt
the center Of the road, the fol
lowing courses and distances
North n deg. 0 min. East, 1911
feet; North G2 deg. Is min. East
1888 feet: North So deg. 55 min
East, 100 feet; North ia deg. 4
min. East, 35S feet; and NortI
SO deg. So min. East, 1913 fec
to a stake in the center Of th'
present or new location of Mill
River Road; thence, leaving TIT
new road and with the center q
an old abandoned road, North 81
deg. 0 min. East, 90 feet; Nortl
81 deg. 0 min. East, $50 feet
North GO deg. o min. East, %
feet; South 80 deg. 0 min. East
1855 feet to a sta ke in the cen
ter Of old road; South 81 deg
0 min. East, $50 feet to a stalk
in center Of new road, which Il
this point was also the center o
the old road, said stake being alS'
a corner of the Garland property
thence with the Garland line
South 9 deg. 06 min. West, 639.j
feet to stake; thence South
| dog 81 min. West. 45l feet [,
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Known as a part of the |. F..
Britain lands of Mills River, par
ticularly described as follows: Re
ginning on an iron stake in an
old road at the ford Of Mills Riv-
or, Just up the river from NJ. NJ.
Brittain's residence, and runnin.;
thence with said old road n. o ".
81 poles to a stake N. IA /. 3 l-2
poles to stake in center of Mills
River road; thence with same n.
SO +. - - poles to Il stake III
same; thence leaving road and
running thence with Crawford'2
line \. u w. $50 poles to Il Il. o.
co, w. NJ. Lancc'S corner;
thence with his line N. Is L. Sc
poles to Il G.. o.. his corner; thence
with his line S. 81 +. 90 poles
to Il H. W. NJ. Lance and Johr
Whitakcr's corner; thence with
said Whitakcr's line S. 80 +. -
poles to S. W. Bowen corner
thence with his line S. 4 w. -
poles to stake on top Of hiIt;
thence with said Bowcn'S line :
27 L. II poles to Il stake III tn"
road; thence with the middle OF
said road as follows: n. AZ r.. l.
poles; n. Sc i. II poles; n. s.
+. "a poles; n. 70 E. 6 poles; s
70 e. . poles; thence S. G3 L. II
ID poles to n stake in said road
thence leaving said road and run.
ming with II. w. Carland's line :
s - W. 50 poles to Il maple
thence S. . l-2 W. 81 poles to =
B. 6. on bank of river, said Car.
lands corner; thence up river as
it mcandcrS to point Of begin.
ming, containing 1872 acres, mon,
or less. Being land conveyed tt
w. T. Rowland by W. +. Jcrvi;
and wife dated March s, 1921
registered in book 112, page SO
records deeds Henderson County
Excepting from the tract abov,
described the following tracts dc
scl'ibcd in deed of release cXccUt
cd by Wachovia Bank and Trus
Company, and the undersigned
trustee to W. r. Rowland, date,
December u, -, and recorded
January -, 1928, in book 1872
page III, office of the register
of deeds for Henderson County
North Carolina:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning OF
IN iron stake in an old road al
the ford of Mills River just ~
the river from NJ. NJ. Brittain's
residence and runs with the me,
andcrs Of the northern bank OF
Mills River about 46 poles to The
mouth Of branch; thence ~
end with said branch as it mean
dcrs in northcrly direction!
about 81 poles to Il point in The
right hand prong Of the brancf
looking northward, said point b."
ing approximately 200 feet south
ward from the center of the pub
lie road; thence S. 50 deg. y
min. f. about 20 poles TO a STAKE
s. f. from the S. F.. corner of thu
barn; thence n. 4 deg. w. Is.
poles to Il stake; thence n. 3.
deg. Is min. ". 1925 poles t.
an iron stake; thence N. Is deg
w. about 80 poles to a stake
thence y. II deg. rs min. W
about % IL poles to a stake
thence n. So deg. about 81 pole:
to stake, Lancc'S corner; thence
with Lancc's line n. Is deg. w
$40 poles to Lancc'S gum cor
ner: thence s. q degrees +. witt
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NOTICE OF RESALE BY
TRUSTEE

BY virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain deed OF
trust made by w. T. Rowland
and wife, Frances NJ. Rowland,
to the undersigned trustee, dated
June "a, 1921, and duly register
cd in the office of the register of
deeds for Henderson County,
North Carolina, in book of mort
cages and deeds Of trust No. SIS,
ut page 259, to which reference
is hereby made, and default haV.
ing been made in the payment OF
the indebtedness secured by said
deed Of trust, whereby the power
of sale therein contained became
operative, the said undersigned
trustee did on Tuesday. March
22, at 1900 o'clock noon, sell at
auction for cash at the courthouse
door in the City of Henderson,
vile, County Of Henderson, State
Of North Carolina, the lands and
properties hereinafter described
to the highest bidder, and since
said sale and within the time pre-
scribcd by law there has been an
advance bid ON the price bid ~
the said sale above described
therefore, as provided by law tho
said undersigned trustee will on
the 22nd day Of April, 1888, at
1900 noon at the courthouse
door of Henderson County, North
Carolina, again expose for sale
and sell to the highest bidder rol
cash the following lands and
premises: Situate, lying and be-
ing in Mills River Township
County of Henderson, and STATE
of North Carolina, described as
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Cleaning Up, Advertise The Useful Articles You Have Laid Aside

BUY BONDS: AT A BIG DIS
COUNT FOR PAYMENT OF
w A / T. 4, SEW Err AND
STREET PAVING ASSESS
MENTS. PHONE 81. O. ROY
KEITH, REAL ETATE, .
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Wanted
27-Farm Products

PAYING Is CENTS for heavy
hens, 13 and IA for light ones
and u for ducks. Fresh fish
and eggs for sale. NJ. X. Cox,
Third Ave. E. Phone S4S.
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~ 1. NIIIcHp!c, 'cCCaHCN
Plaintiff
E,strllc Reid aud Husband, Joe
Reid. Thalcv L. WRIGHT and
Husband, William Wright, ct
als-Dcfcndants
Pursuant to 4 decree Of the
Superior Court and an order Of
resale entered in this cause. the
undersigned will, ON nth April,
1888, at twelve o'clock noon, at
the Courthouse door, in lIcndcr-
sonvilIc, y. c., resell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described
property in Mills River township.
TRACT NO. |: Beginning on
Il stake in road. James Crooks
corner, runs u. f.. e 3-I poles to
4 stake at branch; thence s. "a
deg. ". s poles 10 d stake ON the
lower side Of WoodGn'S mountain
road; thence with the lower side
Of road \. 50 deg. w. i poles to
stake; thence n. 70 deg. w.
with lower side Of said road :
poles to stake: thence n. 80
deg. w. ID Id poles to Il rock
near top Of mountain; thence 5.
40 deg. w. % poles to hickory
ON old corners; thence Westward
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-07

USED PLUMBINC-Sinks, plain
aud drain board; bath tubs with
legs and built-ins; lavatorleS,
commodCS. not water tanks,
pipes, etc. Louis Williams.
Phone 765-J.
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FILA LOANS. We arc now able
10 assist you in getting loans
for plumbing, heating, painting
and general repairs for your
home. HcudcrSOnville Hard
ware Co., Inc.
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MAKE YOUR CROPS pay by us,

ing the best fertilizers and
seeds. Use Southern Fish Scrap
or Swift's Rcd Steer fertilizer
with 7. W. Woods garden and
field seeds. for sale by Stcpp Il
Walker. Inc, East Flat Rock,
n. G.. Phone l30-W.
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I5-Misceuaneuus

MATCHING EGGS from fine
strain White Leghorns, 75c for
Is. l.. G. Swift, Upward, Curb
Market Saturdays. Baby chicks
on order.
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ACCIDENTAL.

EGG ROAST" ACCIDENTAL
SHELDON, Mo. (UP). - Ma
tivcS described it as the biggest
egg roast ever held here" when d
produce truck overturned and
burned 1000 eggs.
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FERTILIZERS-Merco fish scrap
and taukagc. Sec me before
buying. Onion sets &c at. Woods
seeds. Ask your ncigbbor about
Mcrco. Feeds of all kinds. II. d.
Hyder, by Clay Hydcr'S garage,
Chimney Rock road.
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PAINT.UP. CLEANUP. FIX-U'

week calls for our good Ger
taintecd and Deyoc paintS-a
paint for every purpose. We
have screen wire, lumber and
builders hardware for those
numerous fix-up jobs. Hender-
Sonville Supply & Coal Co.
Phone 500.
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LIQUID LIME SULPHUR, Inter
national fertilizers, garden and
field seeds. See our new Myers
bean sprayers before buying.
King Hardware Co.
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FOR SALE-Two hundred bush
els white milling corn, IS cents
bushel. Not less than one nun
drcd bushels. Cash. S. NJ. Clark,
Route ). FickcnS home.
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FERTILIZERS, Merco fish scraps,
tankage. See me for prices that
are right. Woods seeds, ask
your neighbor about Merco
feeds, all kinds. House trailer
at bargain. New potato grader
at bargain. H. D. Hyder, one
minute out Chimney Rock road.
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CLEANUP, PAlNT-UP and make

CLEANUP, PAINT-UP and make
a note of the things you need
such as a little patching mater
ial, paint, shop work, etc,
which we promptly provide.
HcndcrSonville Lumber Go.
Phone -. Near depot. q"
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SCOCO FERTILIZERS give big
ger yields from your fields 1t
has cotton seed meal filler.
Arcadian nitrate of soda. Get
our prices. The Home Store,
Seldom OSteen, Mgr,
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"a 70 % 90 Of many kinds,
y eegs order ,.i also poultry.
|l'%' 'I T., Vegetables at Jack
sEs " / Seventh Ave. ".
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FIX-UP with Govan Hyder's used
doors, windows, plumbing, roof
ing. etc. 999 Cherry St.
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Weeds and Plants

Is sr @ rL 10: Towering
ssi,Se Coming back. Free
INA E y@CA purchase of 81.
IN z 0'Sery, East Flat
:
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I3-Merchqndise

SEE US FOR LAWN MOWERS,
screen doors, screen wire, gar
den tools and all your spring
needs. Walker Hardware Co. "
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MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE

i RFFCRE NCVcA HAS a CHANCE TO SAY a
: IL WORD BLACK LUKE pSAPPsARS IN
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30-MaIe or Female
40-MiscelaneouS

WANTED-To rent milk COW for
60 days. Phone 93S-W.
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mum charge, ''