Land of the Sky Tourists Mecca in Ashville North Carolina
Ashville North Carolina, dubbed Land of the Sky, is described as a tourism hub with smooth roads winding through Blue Ridge mountains and the Great Smoky Range nearby. The region centers on Ashville at 2500 feet, near Pisgah National Forest and the Dixie Highway routes to Knoxville Atlanta Columbia and Roanoke. The piece highlights vast forest lands open to motorists and horseback access, praising scenery and accessibility for visitors and travelers.
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Ashville
N.C
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Range
Mt. Mitchell
Blue Ridge
Appalachians
Tennesses Line
Great Smoky Range
Pisgah National Forest
Asheville
Knoxville
Atlanta
Columbia
D. C
Wilmington
Roanoke
Washington
Cincinnati
Nouth
Hendersonville
Hickory Nut Gap
Lake Lure
Piedmont District
Government to test modern ideas for southern settlement
Washington announces federal support to reclaim 19000 to 60000 acre swampy lands in seven southern states for new homestead settlements. Bureau of Reclamation chief Bissell reports no drainage obstacles and varied climates suitable for farming, dairying and truck crops with land prices from near zero to 500 per acre.
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Washington
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Missppi
Tenne
Wood Mead
Fire Reclamation
Dr Work Sees Southern Lands as Path to Home Ownership
Dr Work comments that unoccupied southern lands offer a chance to demonstrate how careful planning can help families of industry and thrift become home owners and lead a pleasant, profitable life.
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Dr. Work
Local residents gather at Philo Rowe and relatives
Mr and Mrs Crowley of Cleveland spend Sunday at the country home of R E Gillette. Marion Sanford a Oberlin student visited over the weekend at M Dickason s home. Many neighbors and kin from Munsey Wellington West Salem Elyria and California visited Philo Rowe Will Brightbill Norman Bowen and others during the period.
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Crowley
Clevelland
Will Rook
Walter Rook
Minnie Falconer
Reuben
Litchfield
Fannie Sthle
Baltimore
Taylor
Wrother
J. A. Browand
Elizabeth Ingraham
Malancha Naylor
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Health
Mrs. Lydia Daugherty and Evelyn Allen of Lorain visited here. Mr. and Mrs. Howe aided hay work at Homerville as Mrs. Clara Woods hosted the Daugherty party. Edna Jacobs left Elyria Hospital for care with relatives in Wellington.
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E. R. Howe
Homerville
Leon Whites
Howe
Hay
Lydia Daugherty
Evelyn Allen
Lorain
Clara Woods
A. Dague
Litchfield
Will Brighthill
Howard McCourt
Shreveport Ta
Rook Brothers
Edna Jacobs
Elyria Hos
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