County Exhibit Continued List of County Agents and Aids
A fragmented county exhibit lists dozens of agents for various individuals and properties, with monetary amounts next to many names. It also records county aids, tax listings, and officials such as judges of election, clerks, and quarantine officers, all dated October 7, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast
Bentley
Elvy ‘Church
Blackburn Agt
Albert Gorton
Saunders
Food
Mitchelli
Will Skull
Enry Ve
L Menzil
F Neil
Cox
Avery Wateon
Ma Skelton
Pet Y Martin
Lu Hodges
Chas
Aldridge
Cp Taylor
Farthing
W J Farthing
R Ward
Luther Siller
Tyre
Shelton
T A Cox
JL Watson
Rrank Vines
Julia Alenn
Duke Ward
Riley Presnell
L Holfhouser
Hodges
Ailler
Norman County Aid
County Aid
Katie Varber
Pavid Sodges
Sardy
Hicks County Aid
Barnes County Aid
Brown
Fox
Watauga Township
Court House
Bayes
Robbins
R Gragg
Coma
Ww Jones
Bumgarner
Lee Currender
Adame
Teague
T Vaddyke
Rock Township
North Fork Township
Fsmith
Meatcamp Township
W Smith
Cove Creek Township
W P Moody
Blackburn
Granville Norris
Stony Fork Town
L Trivett
Boone Township
Beaver Dam Township
Bingham
Barmon
Laurel Creek Township
The Youth's Companion Gift Offer for 1919 Subscriptions
A Christmas promotion touts The Youths Companion as a year full of stories articles and pages delivering joy uplift and entertainment for the whole family. The 1919 offer includes 52 issues plus 1918 leftovers and a 1919 calendar for $2.00, with an optional McCalls Magazine bundle for $2.50, to be mailed to separate addresses from Commonwealth Ave Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Richmond
Anne Exeter
McCall’s Magazine
Youth’s Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Cure for dysentery tale from Ashland patient
A Des Moines man praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy after his daughter, near death from dysentery, recovered following its use. He and others report personal relief and success with the remedy amid a broader, disjointed list of names and cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Kan
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Personal Reminiscences of Civil War Morgan Escape
L N Perkins recounts a Morgan raid crossing Ohio and Indiana, burning a U. S boat and foraging for bread, with clashes at Coradon and Salem. The column evades pursuing forces, fights a brief skirmish as a flotilla ferries men across the Ohio near Buffington Island, then presses toward Cincinnati and North toward the Confederates, before a gunboat bombardment forces a retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
United States
U. S
Coradon
Salem
Indiana
Hobson and Shacklefords
Morgan
Ind
Miami Valley
Ohio
Cincinnatti
Miami River
Cincinatti
West Virginia
Kanawa
Buffington Island
Lee
Gettsburg
Stuart
The Kaiser's Future and Subjection
The Kaiser's future is discussed as idle gossip with no power to alter fate. He has no throne to resume and cannot shape his plans alone. The Allies will dispose, and the people will learn the future when governments announce his subjection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Observer
Crown Prince Shifts Stance Against Father
The Crown Prince condemns war with England and recalls urging Germany to work with Britain. He claims to favor living quietly in England, cites mutual friendship with many English allies, and says both he and his father are “down and out.” The Charlotte Observer notes possible Dutch-based move to join English friends in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Buck
Holand
London
Charlotte Observer
Complete Patriotism in Best Efforts Across Jobs
The excerpt argues that true patriotism is defined by doing one’s best, whether President Wilson, a factory business manager, or a rivet driver. It emphasizes equality among workers who sacrifice personal interests for production, asserting that those who perform their utmost have done everything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
A Billious Attack Remedy Ad
An old advertisement describes bilious attacks and lists Chamberlain’s Tablets as a cure. It claims the pills tone the liver, cleanse the stomach, relieve constipation and restore health, with a stated price of a quarter.
Red Cross volunteers praised for lifesaving aid in war hasty retreat
An American Red Cross worker at a hospital station recalls wounded soldiers recalling hunger relief. He notes German retreats rapidly outpacing supply lines while Red Cross teams delivered chocolate, peaches, and other provisions, saving lives and boosting morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Cross Garden
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Watson
TM Wheeler
IA Bumgarner
Hub Wagner
Hartley
Birdie Stallings
Hartley State
T L
Ross Teasent
Phillipe
Ashore
Wapolick
Ward
Rowe
L Broyhill
Hiller
Miller
Stallings
C& Critcher
Rominger
Presnell
Lookabill
Henry Baird Miles
Roswell Creene
Watson
Rogan
Floyd Greene
Adams
John Grogan
Fred Aldridge
Frank Jackson
Blainecoffey
Frei Alcc
Reene
Joseph Presnell
Mathey
Miles Love
Sep Preenell
Res
RM Coffey
South 610
Taster
Link
C Lmoretz
JH Brown
Na Fletcher
P J Cottrell
Peach
Watauga
Edwards
Broughton Prin HeMoody
Rebull
Rgreene
Dames Fox
BF Greene
Kitley
Aciller
Aumiller
Erry Watson
L. N. Perkins
the Kaiser
Sen
THE
Gordon
E. Glenn Salmons
Boone, D.C
Critcker Hotel
Edmund Jones Lawyer
Lenoir
N. G
Wateuga
D. Lowe Anner
N.C
Lowe & Love
Avery
F. A. Linney
Boone
W. P. Speas, M. D
Hickory, N.C
Hickory Drug CO
F.lovill
Lovill & Lovill
Law
Boone, N. C
T. E.bingham
F. A. Lia
Lev
DR. Ri, D, Jennings
Resweer
Denis
Banneus Ek, i
Boore
Firat
Avery Monty
Avery Court
Wackburn Lote
John Bk. Brown
Eee
Watauga Co. Bank
J. Gradaoa H ” Rele Ra
N. O. Os
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