Thinks Plan is Good Says Carter on Bank Deposit Guarantee
The Asheville Citizen reports John H. Carter of the American National Bank endorsing government guarantees for bank deposits. He argues it strengthens banking, with stricter supervision and penalties, while acknowledging objections about banker recklessness and unfairly aiding weak banks.
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Pres. Carter
National Democratic
John H. Carter
American National Bank
Carter
Asheville
Close Call at Lenoir Depot Spares Mrs Ferguson
Mrs. Pomeroy Ferguson survived a freight engine backing onto her as she walked from the depot. She suffered painful bruises but no broken bones, with internal injuries possible, and was carried home for rest. Community notices follow detailing a memorial resolution for Annie Winston Holbrook and local civic concerns.
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Pomeroy Ferguson
Lenoir
Ferguson
Dowell
Burke
Jealousy Ended Fatal Shooting At Seneca Boarding House
At 2 o'clock Wednesday J F Hinkel formerly a policeman shot Mrs Emma Anderson keeper of a Seneca boarding house fatally wounding her and then shot himself dying instantly Mrs Anderson died two hours later The shooting arose from jealousy Hinkel sought marriage but was refused Mrs Anderson widow of John Anderson lived in Seneca for years and has a son Thomas Anderson of Belton Also mention that Keep-off-the-grass Coxey endorsed Thomas E Watson for the Presidency in an adjacent note.
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J. F. Hinkel
Emma Anderson
Seneca
5. C
Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Belton
Hinkel
Children Like In Cough Syrup
A brief note notes children enjoying a cough syrup product. The mention appears in a subscription advertisement for a local Democrat newspaper.
Dr C A Munroe's Religious Revival Tour
Rev A Munroe returned Friday from Ora South Carolina where he led a revival with Rev W Hamilton and nine sermons. He reports several accessions and renewed church interest, then headed to Franklin and Yadkinville for further evangelism. The note contrasts Thaw's alleged sanity with his bold exchanges with bailiffs and bill collectors.
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A. Munroe
Ora
S. C
W.h.hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Franklin
Yadkinville
Harry Thaw
Mountain Schools and Morganton Canning Report
The Mountain schools in Western North Carolina show strong growth with Rev. Edgar Tufts at Banner Elk guiding one hundred girls and Rev. J. P. Hall at Plum Tree educating two hundred boys. Morganton’s Catawba Valley Canning Company reports its best year since founding, canning 40,000 gallons each of blackberries and apples plus beans and tomatoes, with peaches starting and corn and fifty acres for the State hospital to come. A carload of blackberries was shipped north, and the year's loss is about five percent. J. A. Luckey oversees the plant. The Democrat is priced at one dollar.
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North Carolina
Edgar Tufts
Banner Ell
Plum Tree
J. P. Hall
Morganton
Catawba Valley Canning Company
J. A. Luckey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alife
Cary
Hickory Insurance & Realty Go
J. A. Lentz
A. Hall
M. H. Groves
Sec
Treat HL E
McComb
Real Estate Dept
Mammoth Grocery
Asion Sauar
Hammond & Johnson
D. W. Holder
Flannigen
Cataw County
Union
Depew
Beef Trust
Annie Winston Holbrook
Presbyterian Standard
The
Democrat
H.C. Dixon
Edgar Yoder
Hickory
Coxey
Thomas E. Watson
Mr. Watson
C. A. Munroe
the Mountain Schools
Sledge & Pleasants
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