Bamboo and Oak Grove baseball clash ends 8-1 Bamboo win
Bamboo defeated Oak Grove 8-1 as Henry Greene pitched a complete game allowing six hits. Three costly Oak Grove errors aided the result. The box score notes home runs by C. Triplett and others with Mast winning pitcher and Pitilla the loser.
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Bamboso
Oak Grove
Henry Greene
C. Triplett
Miller
Taylor
Mast
Triplett
Hampton
Presnell
Lentz
Hagaman
Case
N. Bagwell
Pitilla
W. Pitilla
Phillips
Vonley
Watauga
Henderson
Henderson County
College Field A
D. Triplett
Oory Panta
H Hampton
O Watauga
Cook
Tripney
Critcher
F. Elrod
E Cook
Coker Triplett
J Cook
H . Greene
Church
Ss Miller
Rf John Cook
Neeos
O. Miller
Aa Lentz
Norris
Dall Hodges
Dave Hodges
Edmisten
Blue Hodges
O. R. Hodges
Burkett
Ted Hodges
Barnes
Rf Sherrill
H E Lyone
Donard Hodges
M. Bagwell
Bi Pitilla
Elrod
H. Hampton
R. Cook
Williams
S. Critcher
H. Greene
Greene
Hodges
Griffin
Bamboo
P Hodges
Capps
Whitesides
Mabel
Bingham
Combs
Vilas
The Real Cause of Rheumatic-like Lameness in Women
Dr. Gaines urges thorough pelvic examination for women with limb weakness misattributed to rheumatism. He cites menopause, lacerations, prolapsed uterus, bladder disease, and uterine neck ulcers as potential hidden causes. Removal of the underlying pelvic cause, possibly via surgery, may restore mobility.
Watauga League Club Standings and Results
Oak Grove hosts Bamboo and Blowing Rock faces Elk as league play Saturday with Mabel beating Elk 20 to 2 and Vilas defeating Blowing Rock 6 to 2. Last week Blowing Rock beat Boone 9 to 7 and Bamboo defeated Oak Grove 8 to 2.
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Mabel
Vilas
Burkett
R. Hollers
Watauga League
Oak Grove
Bamboo
Elk Mabel
Blowing Rock
Boone
Elk
Pet Bamboo
Kaguios
Boone Vilas
A Land of Verdure in Mountain and Valley Farms
The article praises abundant mountain soil and yearly rains refreshing nature. It notes modern country homes with electric light and daily mail, and highlights rich crops especially corn. It mentions Yadkin bottom land of Judge Finley as a notable feature.
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Wilkes
North Wilkesboro
Watauga
Blowing Rock
Boone
Charlotte Observer
Daily Mail
Judge Finley
In Loving Memory of Our Mother
Poem tribute from Jean Wilcox Boone of Boone North Carolina honoring a mother. It speaks of kindness devotion and heavenly rest and asks readers to be true to their mother and strive to meet her in heaven.
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Jean Wilcox
Uniform sales tax schedule outlines merchant rates
The schedule lists uniform retail tax brackets from less than 10 cents to above 1.05 dollars. It specifies ranges up to 70 cents, 71 cents to 1.05 dollars, and a 3 percent tax above that with fractions governed by a major fraction.
State sales tax schedule placard in merchant stores
A 1933 notice proclaims a one cent tax on ten cent purchases allowing up to 35 cents more tax free during the same period. Exempts flour meat lard milk molasses salt sugar coffee gasoline fertilizer and public school books. Merchants must post this schedule from August 1 1933 under Revenue Department authority.
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State Department of Revenue
New Edition Planned for Balsam Groves by Dugger
Shepherd M. Dugger plans a new edition of Balsam Groves of Grandfather Mountain after War Trails success. He will restore ornate phrasing and local poetry he trimmed in the second edition. Rumors say he is working on a third volume about a crime of love in Grandfather Mountain country.
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Shepherd M. Dugger
Grandfather Mountain
Blue Ridge
John C. Winston Company
Philadelphia
Linville Improvement
Delaing
Chimpanzee Actor Sues Movies Over Human Rights
A remarkable item from The American Weekly notes Chimpanzee actor Pierrot sues film studios to secure the same fundamental rights as humans. The Baltimore American magazine recounts court action potentialities and public reaction, urging readers to buy the issue from news dealers.
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Pierrot
American Weekly
Baltimore American
Hanna Family to Close Shop and Move to Iraq
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hanna and children George and Jimmy Jr. plan to close their shop this summer and depart in October for Mosul Iraq near Bagdad. They expect to return but will be away for an indefinite period.
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James H. Hanna
George
Jimmy Jr
Mosul
Iraq
Bagdad
Dorothy Peoples
Elizabethton
Tenn
A. E. Beverly
Loren Pence
St. Paris
Ohio
William F. Slomer
Robert Spilman
Knoxville
C. V. Henkel
Hattie Berryman
Haddonfield
N. J
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Cove Creek News
Katherine Stokes
Lexington
N. C
Blanche Stokes
Simpson
Charlotte
Luth Bingham
Myrtle May
Jim Henry Horton
Mountain City
Clara Lewis
Blanche Lewis
James B. Mast
Wilmington
J. Hampton Rich
Winston- Salem
Cove Creek
White Top
Mesdames
Howard Simpson
Selmer Fuller
Hattie Johnson
Louise
Ruby Johnson
Chas. Lewis
Jennie Mast
Ralph Kimel
John Joseph Gaines
A. J. Maxwell
Harry McMullan
Watauga Drug
C. L. Rhyne
C. H. Berryman
J. H. Bankhead
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Alabama
Martin Cottage
Angelia Morrison
Converse McAden
Louisiana Wood
Tom Alexander
Martin Lee
Jimmy Harris
Henry Oechler
New York
Miss Wood
Harriet Whitmire
Atlanta
S. M. Youngblood
Sammy
Ted Broyhill
Lenoir
T. H. Broyhill
Mayview Park
Vera Sherwood
Watauga Drug Company
Keplar
County Commissionres
A. D. Wilson
Watauga County
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