County Exhibit of State Vessels and Agents List
A lengthy 1918 county exhibit itemizes multiple state cases, agents, and payments. It names Rufus Jones and others as state defendants, lists various agents for churches and individuals, and tallies expenses for county aids, court houses, and officers, with figures ranging up to 12,000. The document continues on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alenn Church
Miller
Glennchurch
Rufus Jones
Will Church
Sistas
Ragaman
LM Hodges
Iard Watson
O Yarber
Hom
Harmon State
Maud Hodges
Car Privet
Donley Haga
Blackburn
Bentley
Marwan
Renhour State
Ailler
Harmon
Maxwell
Blackburn Agts
Slbertorton
Chany Saunders
Mitchell
W Skull P
Carter
Cox
Wily Pwoodring
Robbins
Bob Sluder
Cisaaca
Ett
Ghomas Child
Gerry Watson
P. Godd Ge
John Ereer
J Py J Smith
Thomas
Henry Werd
Yanlyoren
Meneili
Floyd
John Clawson
Aeneili
Y Sonngon Se
Ws Farthing
Bith Waacs Ae
Yy Yonson
Shelton
TACOZ
Priniette Heat
Watson
Frank Yy Oislaw
Vines
Guia Glenn
Wartiey
Duke Ward
Riley Pree
Q Warg
Bol Houser
M Godges
Gion Tigrt
Holshoueer
Wailey
Orrig
cReee
Lorman Ei
Levy
Norman County Aid
Sain State
Patier
Adie Rox Gunty Ait
Katie Yugver
Ing
Jobo
Court House
W P Earp
Ay Isheriff
Pawx Oragg
Sm Mudges Judgs Co
JW Jones
Robflins
Edwards
Broughton Stationery
Coun Avery
Black
Coun
Ty Home
Brough
L A Greenton
County Supplies
Commiswurroughs Adding Machine CO
Ioners
Farthing
Vital
Vrs
Gilley Children
Personal Reminiscences of the Civil War continues
The narrative recalls the June 63 buildup and a July 2 crossing of the Cumberland River with 2,000 troops and two mountain howitzers. It describes hard tack provisioning, a July 4 skirmish near Bowling Green, Ky, an abortive shelling of a stockade, and heavy losses including Col Chevanet. Morgan and Duke rerouted the column toward Brandenburg Indiana via the Ohio river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate States
Morgan
Green River
Bowling Green
Johnson
Brockade
Col. Chevanet
Duke
Gen. Morgan
Lebanon
Brandenburg
Ohio River
Louisville
Coradon
Indiana
Cure for dysentery saves life of child in Des Moines
William Whitelaw of Des Moines Town recalls in Ashland Kansas a neighbor who urged giving Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to his daughter dying from dysentery. The remedy, and other family use, yielded gratifying results and were credited with saving the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Tragedy of a Railroad Reflects North Carolina History
The Watagua and Yadkin River Railroad from North Wilkesboro to the Blue Ridge foot near Boone faced repeated delays. State convict labor aided initial grading, but floodwaters in 1916 and again last August thwarted progress, halting work until after a December 17 sale while the line sought salvage and revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wilkesboro
Watwaga & Yadkin River
North Carolina
Watavga & Yadkin
Blue Ridge
Boone
Bright
Watauga & Yadkin
Railroad extension finally links Tennessee Virginia to Boone NC
The Legislature ignored a key railroad extension plan and a line from Tennessee and Virginia to Boone NC has been built. This will enable North Carolina farmers, loggers, and miners to send agricultural, timber, and mineral products to western markets. Local residents expect benefits once the ridge is crossed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Mrs Violet Hodges of Watauga County Dies at 91
Funeral tribute profiles Mrs Violet Hodges born February 11 1837 on Cove Creek Watauga County. She married Riley Hodges December 24 1854 and raised ten children with an exemplary Christian life enduring three years of facial cancer. Survivors include her aged husband four daughters three sons and many grandchildren. Services led by Rev Ed Green and Rev Hodg es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Hodges
George
Sarah Moody
Cove Creek
Watauga County
Riley Hodges
Spirit Land
Travior
Green
Hodges
Teague
Earth
Heaven
A Billious Attack Advert Plugs Chamberlain's Tablets
An old advertisement explains bilious attacks as liver failure causing constipation and stomach fermentation with nausea vomiting and headache. It claims three Chamberlain's Tablets will tonify the liver clean the stomach and restore health at a stated price.
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JH Brow
A M Milly
W Cannon
John Earp
Blackburn Supplies
wopFarthing
CJ. Cottrell
WP Moody
Adams
Win. Smith
Castle Cene
Greene OS NcBrown
Jack Helton
W P Moody
Mrs. L Ecriteher
Ailyy
Yester State
Cecil Critcher
Eli Pailler
Hamp
Cook State
Pitta State
Cecil Nueher
P & Shull
Stace Va
John Whaley
Cc Sutherland
Gobn Whaley
Autherland State
Martin State
Gohn Whaley
Wilson Graybeal
E Robbins
Smith Cook
Brown Agt
Millie Walker
Nodgies
Yarbor
Holfhouser
and Hodges
Harman
Farman
la Maxwell
Furs
L. N. Prreina
Cumberland River
E. Glenn Salmone
Critcker Ls U
Editund Jones
Lenoir M
Ateuca
L. D- Lowe
Sasses
Super Elk, N.C. Lowe
Love
Attorneys-At-Law
Avery
F. A, Linney
Attorney AT Law
O Watauga
Counses
P. Speas, M.D
Hickory, N. C
Hickory Drug
B.,lovill, W. Ky Lowis
Lovill
Boone, N. C
T. E.bingham
Boone, d. C
R. D. Jenkings
Aeetocyey Loerie Baraca Bik Sd
Tay Avery
Slackburn Hotel
John & Brown
N.C
Lovill & Lovill
Develry
Watanga Oo. Bank
W .Bky
Develer and
Waiel