County Exhibit Continued Ledger of Agents and County Officials
Long list of agents for multiple estates and county aids dated April 1 1918 and June 3 1918 shows commissions for Bent ley Robbins Story Cook Walker Hodges and others with payments to county officers janitors clerks and lawmakers. Also notes court costs grave burial expenses and vital statistics registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M B Blackburn
C Bentley
E Robbins
Ith
Cook
ZB Brown
M Walker
LM Hodges
Yarber
W L Holshouser
Maud Hodges
MB Blackburn
Bentley
Harwan
F Harmon
Maxwell
S H Black
T Bampton
N Canter
J H Mast
N & B Wilson
Watson
L D Watson
L Mast
N Bentey
Perounce
E Church
Jerry Watson
John @reer
J P Thomas Fagent
Henry Ward
Mw L Meneill
Floyd McNeill
Tacox
4 Watson
Mrs
MA Shelton
Betsy Martin
Chas.aldridge
Belitiey Ud
David
Hudges
Ward
Hardin Hix
Co Mbarnes
J H Brown
John Earp
K Gragg
Board of Co
JW Jones
W D Farthing
Glennchurch
Grant Miller
Glenn Church
Rufus Jones
Will Church
Will Jones
W Church
Walter Beach State
C BE
Hampton State
Leonay
Story State
Elish Fidder
Ciide Underwood
Clark Trivett
AL Baird
Joror
Wade
Cc Church Orgs
F Church
Hampton
DC Mastean
ER Eggars Sonars
Bwoodring
AL Triplett
L Noisclaw
Hartley Keneah
Lmfry Tc
Glenn Se
Norris
Harman
Pater
Brown
Mast
Lettie Bentley
J W
Jones County
New River Light and Power Co
Court House
N P Moody
J M Hodges
G W Robflins
Edwards & Broughton
Bollingers
Bd of Commissioners
S L Glenn
Board of Commissioners
Gestury
Jor
L Story
Smith Cook
Brown Agt
Millie Walker
G Yarber
Holfhouser Age Ut
Barman
F Harman
Personal Reminiscences of Civil War Flank March North
In late June 1863 Confederate troops prepared for a northern push. We baked hard tack from flour and water then crossed the Cumberland River with 2,000 men and two mountain howitzers. July 4 brought a failed assault on a guarded stockade near Bowling Green, Kentucky, with heavy losses. After retreat we moved toward Lebanon and Brandenburg crossing into Indiana before continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate States
Morgan
Cumberland
Green River
Bowling Green
Johnson
Col. Chevanet
Genis. Morgan
Duke
Gen. Morgan
High Bridge
Lebanon
Brandenburg
Ohio River
Louisville
Coradon
Indiana
Cure for dysentery saves a child in desperate case
William Whitelaw of Des Moines Iowa recounts overhearing praise for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in Ashland Kansas. A neighbor credited the remedy with saving his daughter from a fatal dysentery attack after a physician had given up, and he also reported personal success with the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Tragedy and Trials of the Watauga and Yadkin Railroad
The North Wilkesboro Hustler notes suspension of work on the Watauga and Yadkin Railroad likely until after the December 17 sale. The line from North Wilkesboro to the Blue Ridge foot east of Boone faces floods and financial hurdles, with state aid once granted and flood damage delaying progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wilkesboro
Watauga & Yadkin River
North Carolina
Watauga & Yadkin
Blue Ridge
Boone
Afso
North Carolina railroad extension finally reaches Boone
The Legislature ignored this key extension, allowing a railroad to run from Tennessee and Virginia into North Carolina. The line will move agricultural timber and mineral products to western markets, and residents expect the route to cross the ridge soon, praising the long-awaited project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Mrs. Violet Hodges dies at 91 after faithful life
Mrs Violet Hodges daughter of George and Sarah Moody was born Feb 11 1837 on Cove Creek Watauga County and died Nov 14 1918 at age 91. She married Riley Hodges on Dec 24 1854 and had ten children. She endured cancer of the face three years yet praised God, sang Jesus Lover of My Soul before death, and left a generous, charitable family behind. Services were by Rev Ed Green at the family graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Hodges
George
Sarah Moody
Cove Creek
Watauga County
Riley Hodges
Spirit Land
Jesus
Raveyard
Green Aith
Hodges
Teague
Earth
A Billious Attack Treatment Advice
The text describes a bilious attack affecting digestion and liver function with symptoms of constipation nausea vomiting and headache. It promotes three Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach, claiming quick recovery at a cost of a quarter.
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Brow
A M Mills
E W Cannon
Co. Home
CJ. Cottrell
Cannon Ee
P Moody
Adams
Swift
Gross
H Mast
Smith
NcBrown
Jack Helton
Pp Moody
L Eeritcher
JM Roster
Cecil Critcher
Elis Miller
Hampcook
James Pitts
P R Stull
John Whaley
C c Sutherland
T Sutherland
J Ho
L. N. Perkins
E. Glenn Lamone
Critcker S
Emit and Jones
Lencir NL
Elk
N. Pineda
N. C
Love
Attorneys-At-Law
Avery
F. A. Linney
Attorney AT Law
O Watauga
Counses
W. P. Speas, M. D
Hickory, N.C
Hickory Drug CO
A. B
Lovill
W. K
Lovil
Law
Boone, N. C
Neir Care
T. E. Bingham
Boune, N.C
Jenrings
Residcey Dextre
BaNxiuw. Bk, A
Duore Ou
Slauckburn Hotel
John & Grown
Lovill & Lovill
Varna Co. Bank
Bryan Gradact
Waicshwik