Notice of Execution Sale in Watauga County
By virtue of an execution directed to the sheriff of Watauga County in the case Clement versus Miller and others I will on Monday January 6 1930 at 1 PM at the courthouse door sell to the highest bidder for cash all the rights and interests of J C Miller in a described 140 acre tract with a homestead carve-out of 112 acres belonging to Clement and wife Eula Miller Clement. This is the Sunday of Dec 1929. Sheriff L M Farthing. D S H Hagaman. 12-12-4 SPRING'S NOT FAR BEHIND Andover N J beaver forecasts a short cold season based on beaver activity. Monroe Mich corn borer project foresees immune Maize Amargo cross-breeding with Duncan Golden Glow Red Cob Ensilage strains, expected to be available in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga County
Kk. M. Clement
J. C. Miller
J. L. Miller
T. H. Coffey
J. H. Winkler
Court House
K. M. Clement
J. B. Miller
Holden Davis
Silverstone Road
Said
MecGuire
Smith
Clement
Robeson
Robeson’s
Robeson and
Iecon Heirs
McBride
Eula Miller Clement
J. S. Flannery
Vance McGuire
Margaret McGuire
Silverstone
L. M. Farthing
H. A. Hagaman
D. S
Andover
N. J
Browning
Monroe
Mich
A._ R. Marston
Michigan
Wii Duncan
E. M. Clement
J.C. Miller
Boone
North Carolina
Laurel Fork
New River
Wilkes County
John
Joshua Stoke
L. W
Elizabeth Storie
John S. Ford
Mary Adams
Aho
White Pine
Bingham, Linney & Bingham
Attys
Paper Clips Replace Pins For Quick Hem Fixes
When turning hems or busting up seams use paper clips to hold fabric. They stay in place longer and won’t fall out as readily as pins.
Save Ten Thousand Lives by Industrial Safety Urged
A 1929 article cites Secretary of Labor James J. Davis arguing widespread adoption of the National Safety Council program could have saved about one third of the 24 000 industrial accident deaths in 1927. It stresses safety as an integral factory function and notes safety investments pay off in efficiency and production. The notice also records a real estate sale in Watauga County North Carolina set for January 6 1930 involving E M Clement and J L Miller among others with described bounds and homestead allotment.
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James J. Davis
Labor
National Safety Council
Bald eagle bounty endures amid dwindling population
In Juneau Alaska a bounty placed in 1917 persists as eagle killings remain high. The species produces only one or two young annually, mirroring the passenger pigeon’s fate with the last bird dying in Cincinnati Zoological Garden.
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Juneau
Alaska
Cincinnati Zoological Garden
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