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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

Page

3

Some Revolutionary Heroes of Rutherford

Clarence Griffin recounts Rutherford County figures tied to the Kings Mountain campaign and Graham Fort defense. William Twitty, born 1761, aided Graham Fort and Kings Mountain, later settling at Twittys Ford. The article details Kitty Twitty's brave defense, Tory deaths, and Loyalist violence, plus figures like William Graham, David Dickey, and John Smart, noting Porter, Whitesides, and other Rutherford County representatives and their roles in the era.

William Twitty South Carolina Draper Graham’s Kings Mountain Rutherford County Twitty Broad River John Miller Kitty Graham William Graham Buffalo Creek Cleveland Shelby Col William Gra!tham David Dickey Col. Graham William Porter James Porter Pennsylvania House of Commons Rutherford Co State Senate David Whitesides Porter Senate Rutherford House of Representatives Smart Hughes John Smart, Jr West Tennessee

Castoria Advertised as Safe Baby Remedy in Old Newspaper

The ad touts Castoria as a household staple to soothe colic and constipation in infants. It claims relief with few drops, promotes it as the only doctor-recommended option, and urges busy mothers to keep it handy for sleepless nights and fretful babies.

Caetoria Maine

Mooresboro Farmer Dies In Rutherford

Mooresboro near Mooresboro Thomas H. Frazier 74 a farmer died Tuesday morning May 27 in Rutherford hospital from stomach cancer He was born in Georgia and lived in Cleveland years He is survived by children Marvin Hill Will Beck Spear Fra zier L T Deaton H C Little L T Titshaw W A Wadsworth all in Georgia 43 grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral Wednesday by Rev Z Harrill at Sandy Plains cemetery Sweet clover praised for sheep pasture by John W Robinson of Newton Catawba county who pastures 76 head on 16 acres this spring

Mooresboro Thomas H. Frazier Rutherford Hospital My.t Frazier Georgia Cleveland Jto Marvin and Hill Frazier Georgi Will Beck and Spear Frazier This County L. T. and W. T. Deaton H. C. Little L. T. Titshaw W. A. Wadsworth John W. Robinson Newton Catawba County

Lespedera Stands Well in Dry Spring in David son County

Farmers report Lespedera growing in good condition during a dry spring in David son County. They compare its vigor to red clover and other clovers, noting resilience and potential as a forage option under drought stress.

Lespedera Davidson County

New Highway to Marion Assured

State will take over a Marion Shelby road route via Polkville Lees Chapel Boling Gap Dysartsville to Marion shortening the distance by about a dozen miles. Rutherford County labor will complete a two mile gap within a week or ten days, paving the scenic route with a blacktop surface if possible.

Shelby Polkville Lees Chapel Boling Gap McDowell County Dysartsville Marion Kistler Rutherford County Rutherford McDowell Burke Rutherford S Ishelby

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clarence Griffin Courier News Part John Burke Young Twitty Susan Twitty William Tory Miss Twitty Robert Porter James Hillsboro Fayetteville John Smart Andrew Hampton Goforth This County A. M. Kistler Morganton Peoples Drug Store Abbott Laboratories Camel Pleasure Hour N.B.C WJZ J. Reynolds Tobacco ‘Winstor
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