The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 13, 1916, Page 3, Image 3
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I Is preparing to help Farv
1 try. The United States /
I "A national farm loan as
tana desire 10 oorrow an aggi
proceeds of the loan must be
large as $10,000.
They must first make apt
in which the association desir<
to form the association, stati
amount each one desires to t
in which the association desir
details set forth in the blank
The application having be<
zation certificate," the applies
them, called a "secretary-trea
This agent will then receive, i
they are forminc equal to 5 p
paid unless the loan is granb
of 5 per cent of his own loan i
The application for the c
a notary public or other offic
secretary-treasurer to the Fee
Upon its receipt the bank
plication and, if found satisfy
Upon the granting of
porate, which gives it the rip
benefits to others by taking in
New members must be borrow
Let it be plainly underst
until the land banks are estat
After the charter is grai
come merged as shareholders
the same name which has bee
tificate. This corporation will
in accordance with the by-lav
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uiucer ox xne association will
farm loan act.
These associations are or*
of the combined credit of all
bility they each incur, and hei
It is also through these ass<
Federal land banks. The ass
application for every loan wl
it is approved b" the loan c
The national farm loan a
one is organized it may serve
obtain in loans for its membe
matter how large its holding
1. No loan may be mad2.
The amount of the n
20 per cent of the permaneni
3. The proceeds of the 1<
for productive purposes, which
ments (see section 12, farm lo
4. Every mortgage must
fixed annual or semiannual int
5. The amount of each i
ficient to pay off the debt in
6. The rata of interest
/. The borrower can not
fixes, unless he defaults, but i
at any installment period.
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TRACTIONS FURNISHED B
G. BARK CM
ws America's Foremost C
PEOPLE
erb Attracti
s on the Streets
RTLING FREE Al
'S ROYAL ITALl
NT OUR WA'
?Six Days and
FOR EVERYBJ
to 21 Inc
MCLE SA
ters for he realizes that the Farm is i
federal Farm Loan Board has issued
sociation may be organized in any commui
regate of not less than $20,000. The land
used, in part, to remove any lien. Loans r
alication, in writing, for a charter to the F<
?s to do business. This application must 1
ng specifically the name under which th<
iorrow, the estimated value of the security
es to do business, how the proceeds of the
forms which are furnished,
en signed, together with anc'her blank forr
ants become a tentative organization and
isurer"; they also select a committee of th
from each of the applicants, a subscription
ier cent of the loan they severally desire,
ed. That is, each borrower must subscribt
and no more.
harter having been signed, the signatures
er qualified to administer oaths, and then
leral land bank of the district,
will send its agent to examine into the re
ictory, a charter will be granted,
the charter, the individuals signing the a
:ht to do the business authorized by the
new members from time to time, and to
ivers whose loans may be as small as $10(
ood that farmers can organize at once, bi
dished.
MANAGEMENT
ited the applicants no longer act in their
into a corporation, which has a separate e
>n chosen and set forth in the original api
have directors and officers selected hv the
ys which the shareholders make for their f
be secretary-treasurer, and his duties are
POWERS
ranized for the primary purpose of giving
its members to the extent of the capital c
ice the associations are required to indorse
>ciations that the borrowers will ultimate!
ociation decides whether any loan shall be
hiich is considered unsafe or even doubtful
ommittee after examination of the land ol
ssociations are not limited as to the num
an entire neighborhood by receiving new mi
irs twenty times the amount of its stock
s of stock may become by the growth of
LIMITATIONS
e except upon the security of first mortga
lortgage can not exceed one-half the app
t imnrovements thereon, which must be ir
aan must be used for the extinguishment <
includes the purchase of live stock .fertili
an act).
; contain an agreement to pay off the de
itallments.
nstallment may be fixed by the borrower,
40 years, nor greater than to pay it off in
charged any borrower can not exceed 6 pe
be called upon to pay the debt except by
after five years he may pay off the whole
urniture & Lui
Season
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' the following circular: I !
nity where 10 citizens owning E
must be unincumbered or the I
nay be as small as $100, or as fl i
sderal land bank of the district I
>e signed by all those desiring fl I
iy desire to do business, the B j
' each one offers, the territory I
loan are to be used, and other fl
i xuiuioaicu, taiicu an
I elect an agent to represent
ree, called a "loan committee."
to the stock of the association
which is not required to he
i for such stock to the amount i
must be acknowledged before
it must be forwarded by the
^presentations made in the ap- i
pplication become a body cor- .
farm loan act. to extend its
have succession indefinitely.
) or as large as $10,000.
ut they can not borrow money
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individual capacity, but be- I j
xisbence created by law, under 1
plication and organization cer- i
shareholders to do its business ,
ruidance. The active executive
set forth in section 7 of the
to each borrower the benefit
ontributed and the limited liai
every loan made to members,
y become the owners of the
s made or not by refusing the ,
No loan can be made unless t
Tered as security.
ber of their members. After [
embers. Each association may >
in the Federal land bank, no S
the association. H
ges. K
raised value of the land and 0
isured. &
of preexisting indebtedness or H
/.APR Anninmanf qbJ ?
J HIIU Illlf/IUVC" HI
bt (principal and interest) in 9
but can not be less than suf- B
5 years. B
r cent per annum. B
the installments he originally B
or any portion at his option
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KELTON
Kelton, Oct. 9.?We had a light
hower of rain this morning. The
armers are up with their work,
'here are no white fields of cotton on
he Ridge; ginned as fast as picked
nd put right on the market. Some
enters say who pay standing rent
hat they will not make enough c?t:>n
to pay the rent.
For the past few weeks we have
eard a great deal about politics and
oting for this or that man, so I will
rrite a little about fighting. I can
ay I was a Confederate soldier and
was as brave as the average soldier,
ut I never used any fool bravery. I
on't like to blow my own horn, but
ou know sometimes if one doesn't
low his own horn it is never tooted.
naturally had a high temper and
auld control it all right going into a
ght until I got in sight of the blue
ickets and then I would get so dognnorl
mo/1 T ...*..1J *- - -
...^u ?u ? nuuiu turn around and.
0 back. I never did get killed, but
came very near losing my life one
me and that was the day of the
low-up at Petersburg. I was not at
etersburg that day but there was
ghting at other places that day. We
ad a fight a few miles south of
etersburg that day at Lees Mill and
belonged to the Sted horse battalion
nd it may be that some one may
ot know what kind of army it was.
1 was made up of cavalrymen who
ad lost their horses by being killed,
erished to death or captured. It was
July hot day and we had had a
ne time catching fish in the old mill
ond and in the afternoon we heard
gunshot on the picket line and soon
ie music began in earnest. You could
ear the minnie balls from a long disance
singing upper line and some
ear tenor line and others still nigher
lto and soon an old cannon broke
>ose and here came a shell or solid
all singing bass, so we had all parts
f the music in line. It was not long
efore the blue jackets were in our
ear and the music was not confined
3 the choir in front but the whole
ongregation joined in the singing and
got so scared that I liked to have
un myself to death and all the rest
'ere with me or leading me. Sergt.
V. H. Dowling was in command of
ur battalion that day. He is now
Baptist minister- in Hampton couny.
D. L. Gault tells me he sent a
ard to The Union Times thanking
tie voters ^or the support they gave
im during the recent primaries, but
rom some cause it has never apeared
in The Times. G. T. G.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
hill Tonic is equally valuable as a
leneral Tonic because it contains the
rell known tonic properties of QUIN IN K
nd IRON. It acta on the Liver, Drives
ut Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
luilds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
Henry W. Sling, who came to the
Inited States as a poor boy from
hina, 25 years ago, has been apointed
general agent for the Union
Don't Fail to See
Us for Stoves and
re - -
xanges. : :
We have Just Received
a Car Load.
Our Goods and
Prices are the
Best : : : :
See IJs Before You Buy,
We will Save You Money
Complete Line ot
Paints and Oils
on Hand at all
Times : :
Union Plumbing
?. PIaaIiiia f a
u UtCIl 11' tu.
Phone 205-J
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Tailored-in Ef
in clothes for men and
Attach importance to the rr
well dressed not only while
are new but long after they
into service.
It requires tailoring and more tail
a suit or an overcoat that in spit
will retain its original suave lines
ive characteristics that marked it \
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MADE Br STROU3E A BROTNE
BALTIMORE, MD.
arc such clothes and men who pay the reasc
they are sold receive a maximum of
efficiency?the only kind that lasts.
J.COH
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CI
A REDUCTION I
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1 Chevrolet Cars have be<
price $60. The new F
g Ninety" Car sells for $49(
| price with all up-to-date
| Electric Light and Startei
| every modern improveme
| perb car will measure up tc
| ments. All I ask is an <
% demonstrate it. Why not
| contemplate purchasing a
| real, modern car.
I W. E. GREEN,
| UNION. S. C.
I Look at Your
Expense
after you have used our meats awhile. It w
them considerably lea** than formerly. Yet
meats than ever before. The reason is siny
good that every ounce of them is eaten. '
waste, and the stoppage of waste is saving. T
City Market and (
E. H. OODSHALL, Mgf
ficiency
young men
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latter of being
i your clothes
have been put
ring to produce
e of hard service
and the distinct,
vhen it was new.
IHHES
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tnable price for which
efficiency?tailorcd-in \
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.OTHES I
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bii reduced in |
amous "Four |
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) equipment? g
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int. This su- $
> your require- \
opportunity to ?
see me if you y
car?a dandv. 8
Dealer |
Table
s
'ill surprise you to find
you have enjoyed finer
pie. Our meats are so
Pk. 11
mere is, wicreiore, no
lie best is the cheapest.
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