Easter Spirit in Valle Crucis Mews Community
The Valle Crucis area reports a joyful Easter with Ex-Sheriff D. F. Baird improving and friends hoping for a full recovery. Miss Florence Landis and Miss Susie Taylor visited Legerwood for Easter at Rev. H. A. Dobbin's Patterson School. Numerous local residents attended egg hunts and gatherings, with birthdays and family visits noted around Mast and Calloway families. Rev. J. Norton Atkins conducted Good Friday services at the Industrial School.
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Florence Landis
Industrial School
Susie Taylor
Legerwood
H. A. Dobbin
Patterson School
Alide
Lula Taylor
D. F. Mast
Valle Crucis Items Highlight School and Farm News
Deferred from last week the Valle Crucis items note Mr. Wallace now leads the Industrial Farm and Poultry plant and invites those curious about scientific poultry raising to visit. The Easter holiday saw the school faculty and Miss Susie Taylor at the Dobbins in the Yadkin Valley. Mrs Cicero Dyer recovers from surgery performed by Doctors Perry and Tate at Bannner Elk Hospital. Bishop Horner is expected soon for Confirmation and to help close the school year he built, with his sister Miss Mary E. Horner guiding teaching duties.
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Wallace
Valle Crucis
Florence Landis
Susie Taylor
C. D. Taylor
Mary E. Horner
Valle
Wilson supports Panama toll repeal in line with party vows
The piece urges Democrats to back President Wilson on repealing Panama Canal toll exemptions for coastwise vessels. It argues repeal ends subsidies, honors pledges, and demands broad public and legislative support to ensure ships pay maintenance costs while taxpayers cover construction.
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The
News and Observer
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Panama Canal
Democratic Party
Dr. King's New Discovery Cures Long Coughs
Mrs. David Moor of Saginaw Alabama praises Dr. King's New Discovery for curing her husband’s fifteen year cough and her son’s eight year cough. The ad promises relief for hocking coughs la grippe and throat and lung troubles with a money back guarantee. Choose 50 cents or one dollar bottles from H B Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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H. B.ucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mountain Institutes Stand For Boys And Girls Good Work
The four mountain schools including Crucis Lees MacRae Banner Elk Appalachian Training Boone Skyland Blowing Rock have performed great and noble service for local youth, earning deep but humble gratitude from mountain people who may not readily express it due to native diffidence.
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Crucis
Lees-MacRae Institute
Banner Elk
Appalachian Training School
Boone and
Skyland Institute
Blowing Rock
Ay cock Memorial Cup won by Winston-Salem at Chapel Hill
News from the state carries a mix of political rumors, society notes, and local developments. Winston-Salem takes the Ay cock Memorial Cup in Chapel Hill on April 23. Possible Republican congressional candidate A E Holton is noted for the 5th Wenata district. Emory quotes Emerson on joy and pain as a human measure. Secretary McAdoo and Miss Eleanor Wilson may wed May 8. Dowager Empress Haruko of Japan dies, widow of Emperor Matsuhito. Women’s Missionary Society meeting set for Hendersonville May 8-13. North Carolina Tennessee boundary case set for Oct 18. Gastonia to build a $125000 ten-story hotel. President Wilson orders fleet moves toward Mexico after Jampaico incident. Hampton College head Henry H. Savage reportedly committed suicide amid financial worries. Dr Earl Sloan plans a winter residence in Eastern NC. Sloan’s liniment magnate. Miss Elizabeth Avery Clayton of Meredith College named president of the Southern Association of College Women. J C Irvin, president of First National Bank of Statesville, dies after indigestion. E P Holcombe of the Indian Bureau commits suicide in Washington. Augustin W Tucker and Annie Webb Cheshire wed in Raleigh. missionaries to China.
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Wilson
Huerta
Jampico
Henry H. Savage
Hampton Female College
Newport News
Earl
Sloan
North Carolina
Boston
Elizabeth Avery Clayton
Meredith College
Raleigh
Southern Association of College Women
Louisville
Kye
A Tribute of Love and Loss in Laurel Fork Church
Mrs. Catherine Green wife of Hardin Green and daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeasie Triplett died May 1914 at age 28 years 11 months after a long Christian life. She left a husband and two young children with a funeral led by Rev J M Payne at Laurel Fork Church. The piece notes her faith and peaceful death along with a brief advertisement for Dr Ling’s New Life Pills.
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Wade Wagner
New Jersey
Marsh
J. Norton Atkins
Atkins
Catheri Creen
Hardin Creep
Jeasie Triplett
M. E. Church
Hardie Green
Mr. Payne
Jesus
J.M. Payne
Laurel Fo Church
Spring Blood and System Cleaner Ad and TB Sanatorium Plan
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a spring tonic to cleanse blood and boost kidney liver and bowel function with a four week course, promising renewed health energy and guarantee. It notes H E Bucklen Co. availability and mentions doctors planning a $250000-$300000 tuberculosis sanatorium project in Asheville for patient treatment.
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H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Farm For Sale On Meat Camp With 80 Acres
80 acre farm on Meat Camp offered for sale by W W Blackburn. Includes a well watered, well fenced property with a seven room painted dwelling two fine barns other out buildings orchards and 18 acres of virgin forest plus a vein of asbestos. For full particulars write or call W W Blackburn Sanpe R F D.
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W. W. Blackburn
Sanpe R. F. D
Tennessee Land For Sale Near Bristol On Pikes
Three hundred acres offered in twenty five and fifty acre parcels along a pike twelve miles from Bristol. Good chance to buy a home site at fifteen to twenty dollars per acre. Write Dr C W Fleenor Emnett Tenn for details.
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Pike Coach
Bristol
C. W. Fleenor
Emnett
Tenn
Land Entry Notice in Watauga County 1914
Entry Notice No 2529 from North Carolina Watauga County records a land entry in Watauga township on Watauga River. The description begins at a double chestnut at JH Co Taylors corner, then runs north 45 chains to RE Clark, west 0, south 20 to H C Taylors line, east to the start. Entered April 9 1914 by H J Hardin Entry Taker.
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State of
North Carolina
Watauga County
Ald County
B. Clark
Watauga Township
Watauga River
JH. Co. Taylor
Clark
H C Taylor
Watauga
Said County
W C Smith
Dutch Creek
Shawneehaw
J E Pearson
H Broyhills
Broyhill
Wataula County
D. H. Guyn
Shawneehaw Township
Beech Creek
Miles Presnell
Said Bresnell
Dave Baird
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Lawyer
Boone
N.C
F. A. Linney
Ly. Pd
T. A. Loves
Janxs C.cline
Love & Cline
Attorneysiat Law
Newland, N.C
Avery
Vilas
Dr. E. M. MA Ron
Coffey
Attorney AT Law
Boone, N. C
Nat. T. Dulaney
Karnok
Fourth Street
Tenn,Va
Edmund Jones
L. D. Lowe
N. C
18Th Judicial District
B. P. Lovill
W. R. Lovill
Lovill
Valle Crucis Mews
D. F. Baird
Daddy Baird
W. R. Savage
Episcopal Chapel
St. John’s
Mrs. Dock Calloway
Howard Mast
Willie and
Frank Payne
Cove Creek
Nannie Smith
Olive Medford
Foscoe
Mrs. Atkins
State Amd General News
Winston-Salem
Aycock
A. E. Holton
Congress
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Wenata
Emerson
McAdoo
Eleanor Wilson
Haruko
Japan
Matsuhito
Womens’ Missionary Society of the
Western North Carolina Conference
Hendersonville
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Gastonia
J. C. Irvin
First National Bank of
Statesville
E. P. Holcombe
Indian Bureau
Washington
Virginia
Denver
Colorado
Augustine W. Tucker
Annie Webb Cheshire
Joseph B. Cheshire
Eastern
St. Mary’s School
China
Wit
Tynes
Charles L. Minor
William J. Dunn
Asheville
Tennessee Land For Sale
HJ Hardin
Carpenter
Aioe
Aod
Ilenoir Booktoo
Lenoir
Nic
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