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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
2
Notice explains advertising rates apply to Advance and to items like cards of thanks and resolutions. It states articles without a writer’s name will not be published under any circumstances.
A Statesville man shot his wife on Meeting street believing her to be a burglar. B F McHargue, 26, fired a 12 gauge shotgun wounding her left arm. doctors amputated the arm due to severe blood loss. Mrs. McHargue, 27, is recovering after surgery at Davis hospital. Neighbors alerted authorities as the couple, with two children, faced a grave accident.
In Moscow the body of former Soviet premier Nikolai Lenin lies in a hermetically sealed glass coffin on a crimson bier. Embalmers claim the tissues resist dissolution and the face remains natural, with no wax or coloring used and a contrived smile visible.
After months of work the Santa Barbara County began breeding ladybugs in a facility to combat a mealybug outbreak threatening lemon orchards in Carpinteria and potentially beyond. The program aims to protect crops by releasing natural pests to reduce chemical use.
Pueblo authorities and city detectives traced a string of post office thefts to two young boys aged seven to nine. The boys guided investigators to their hideout and showed a pile of ashes they claimed contained the stolen checks and papers. Revival services at Foscoe First Christian Church ended with seven adds, all heads of families, after a week of gospel meetings led by E Roy Gentry and S E Gragg. A river baptism service and a union gathering followed with generous church support and a social hour.
August focus on ginghams and cotton goods for school wear. Promotes patriotism through affordable fashion and urges families to dress in gingham. Also advertises a clearance on men’s suits at cost and notes student views on war.
All persons are notified that the Boone Garage interest was sold to F. C. Ward. Ward will pay all notes owed by the Boone Garage, a partnership of W. D. Farthing, Ward, and Walter Johnson. This August 5, 1924. Signed by Walter Johnson, F. C. Ward, W. D. Farthing.
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