Notice of Execution Sale in Watauga County Court
Notice states sheriff will sell Charls Proffitt homestead tract of 5 acres on February 6, 1921 at Boone court house to satisfy a $5,000 judgment in First National Bank vs Watauga Motor Co et al. Also included is a separate mortgage sale of a 13 1/4 acre parcel in Boone to satisfy a $2,063.47 debt. Mortgagee Andy Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga County
J. T. Setzer
Superior Court
Catawba County
First National Bank
Watauga Motor Co
W. E. Shipley
J. B. Taylor
J.B. Taylor
Charles Profit
T. F. Yates
Lee Osborne
F. C. Ward
Court House
Boone
N. C
Jacob Fletcher
W. P. Green
R. E. Moody
James Profitt
Wilma Proffitt
Chas. Proffitt
Office of the Register of Deeds
Charls
Spring Branch
Floydith
Dorothy Smith
T. F. Yaces
B. Campbell
Gorner
Campbell
T. F. Wf
Jack
Osborne
Jess
Andy Greer
Entry Notice Describes Land In Watauga County
North Carolina Watauga County Office of Entry Taker records state she entered land along the New River from Almes Stanbury corner to Pine Rut orgak, including river beds and vacant lands on both sides up to Tompkins branch and back to the start. Entry dated December 16, 1921, by H J Hardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of North Carolina
Watauga County
Gragg
New River
Almes Stanbury's Corner
Pine Rut Orgak
Tompkins Branch
H. J. Hardin
Entry of 25 acres in Blowiey Township on New River
The County Office of Entry Taker of A W Ingle locates and enters twenty five acres of land in Blowiey Township on the waters of New River beginning on a rock at the corner of J W Ingle and Klutz. The description runs south with the eagle and Patterson lines then with the Green Park lines. Executor's notice to F D M Lethcoe estate creditors to present claims by January 2, 1823 and debtors to settle promptly.
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State of
North Carolina
Watauga County
Said County
W. Ingle
Blowiey ‘Township
New River
J. W. Ingle
Klutz
Agle
Green Park
HL J
Hardin
D. M. Lethcoe
Janary
North Carolina items highlight growth and incidents across cities
The 1921 condensed North Carolina dispatch reports poultry shipments to Cincinnati from Kingston, bank and municipal plans in Concord and Durham, and a $175,000 War Finance Corp extension for agri livestock. It notes city planning in Asheville, a large wildcat capture in Kinston, and fires near Lexington. Reports cover hospital and civic efforts in Greensboro and High Point, along with convicts in Wilson and food finds in Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meyer
War Finance Corporation
North Carolina
North Carolina Axes Rural Tariff Gaps And Orders Refunds
State officials order the Atlantic Coast Line and other railroads in North Carolina to end tariff supplements and apply reduced rates on agricultural products and livestock statewide from January 1 1922. Railways must refund overcharges within ten days, or face detention measures in Wake County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Atlantic Coast Line
Cafrriers
Coast Line
State Corporation Commission
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Carolina
North Carolina Corporation Commission
Saie
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Norwood Elected Chairman of North Carolina Democratic Committee
J D Norwood Salisbury banker and manufacturer was chosen chairman succeeding Thomas D Warren of New Bern who had held the post eight years The committee accepted Warren s resignation and thanked him The session lasted about 30 minutes W A Graham Jr was elected to replace the late Edgar Love The group endorsed the Woodrow Wilson foundation and expressed regret over former Governor Bickett s death A separate item notes that cancer death rates in the Carolinas in 1920 were among the lowest in the nation with whites and colored populations showing specific rates for North and South Carolina and Mississippi cited for comparison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Norwood
Salisbury
Democratic State Executive Committee
Thomas D. Warren
New Bern
Warren
W. A. Graham, Jr
Lincoln County
Edgar Love
Bickett
North Carolina
Woodrow ‘Wilson Foundation
Carolina
Washington
Carolinas
Census Bureau
United States
South Carolina
Missippi
Arms talks resume as China tariff and Shantung near settlement
After a New Year pause the Washington negotiations advanced toward a final accord on Shantung between Japan and China. A revised Chinese tariff under an international plan moved toward ratification by the Far Eastern committee. Naval experts reported progress with the technical details of the limitation plan and scrapping and replacement of ships were prepared as part of the day’s agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shantung
China
International Commission
Miners Plead for Aid as West Virginia Hunger Claims Reach White House
West Virginia coal miners say their families are starving and have written to President Harding for aid. Their letters contradict Governor Morgan's claim that no starvation exists among the miners' families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
Harding
Morgan
Hays Accepts Offer to Lead Motion Picture Industry Group
Postmaster General Will Hays signed a three year contract to become director general of the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry at a salary of 150000 dollars per year, according to the New York World. The agreement was signed more than a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
New York
Will Hays
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
New York World
No Senate For Sproul Announces Public Stance
Governor William C Sproul declines resignation for the United States Senate seat created by Senator Penrose death He vows to seek any future Senate nomination through normal state processes The note also mentions a Farm Conference set for January 23 in Washington called by Secretary Wallace to address farmer distress through federal action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sproul
Philadelphia
William C. Sproul
Penrose
United States Senate
Washington
National Agricultural Conference
Harding
Wallace
Wage dispute settled in New York arbitration
A board of arbitration announced settlement of a wage dispute involving 11 large independent paper manufacturers and their employees. The panel passed on the companies proposal for a 25 percent reduction, ending the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tariff Opposed By Southern Cottonseed Group
At a special meeting of the Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association in New Orleans, all members recorded a resolution declaring a tariff on foreign vegetable oils detrimental to southern farmers and the cottonseed industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association
Legion Officials Protests Over Medical Service Removal Plan
Washington reports departmental commanders from all states protest a proposal by Dr Sawyer to disenroll reserved officers of the public health service who treated disabled men. The treasury had drafted a presidential executive order which is presently held up but may be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Washington
Sawyer
Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Watauga Trials Swiss Cheese Makeover Sparks County Venture
Cove Creek cheese factory in Watauga county experiments with Swiss cheese under state and federal supervision. Several 75 to 150 pound cheeses aging as a new industry aims to boost farmer milk prices and local wealth, with the first large wheel cut around Feb 1 and experts optimistic about success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove Creek
Watauga
America
Switzerland
Little Republic
Watauga County
County Commissioner Attendance Ledger 1921 Watauga County
Register of Deeds for Watauga County certifies the 1921 attendance and expenses of 192 county commissioners. Entries include G W Robbins seven days at four dollars per day totaling four dollars and travel of 216 miles, J C Miller seven days at three dollars per day, plus 192 miles travel and 2 miles at a per mile rate. Dated January 8, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. M. Harmon
Register of Deeds
Watauga County
G. W. Robbins
G.W. Robbins
de. Pol Milo
J.C. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. E. Young
Lee Swift
Old North
Kinston
Kinston Poultry Association
Cincinnati
Durham
Carney Williams
Pittsboro
J. J. Mann
Carrboro
Watts Hospital
Asheville
John Nolen
Cambridge, Mass
Mountain Metropolis
Concord
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Pinehurst
B. L. Scofield
Moore County
Donald Parsons
Youngstown
Ohio
Greensboro
North Carolina Hospital Association
High Point
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Whitehead Kluttz
The
Community Service, Inc
R. W. Rigsby
Tidewater
J. D. Lockyear
Pamlico River
Lockyear
Lexington
Will Leonard
Davis Brothers of
Churchland
Wilson
John C. Hernfom
Wilson County
Herndon
Hickory
Shuford Mill
W. A. Honeycutt
Commission
Wake County
Wake County Commissioners
City Commissioners of
Milburnie Road
Board of Examiners
Dewey Culp
Pryor Hospital
Chester
Gretchen Filegenschuh
Army School of Nursing
Mary Irene Covington
Columbia
S. C
Margaret Kelly McQueen
Presbyterian Hospital
Charlotte
Martha Ethel Whitener
Misa Reba Davis
Mary Naomi Woods
Thelma Sherrill
St. Peter's Hospital
Annie Laurie Yoder
Meriwether Hospital
Dorothy Elizabeth Wallace
Missouri Baptist Hospital
Sadie Davis Anderson
Edith Coutts Bain
Minnie Sue Baker
Leckie R. Ballard
Marilda Benfield
Kathryn Caroline Bernard
Marion B. Bethune
Willie C. Blakeney
Mary Ellen Bostain
Marinda Bradley
Annie Louise Brown
Iva Lee Carpenter
Irene Alice
Ada Estelle Harris
Beatrice Alberta Hord
Mary Lou Hunter
Naomi Virginia Ingram
Ella Jones
Eunice Jones
Ida Verna Jones
Mamie ®. Jones
Effie Gray Keter
Rachel Kellum
Martha Kennedy
Alma Kerman
Me Marie Lowder
Mary Levada Lineberger
Lola Vivian Light
Annie James Leftwich
Ora Chalmers Matthews
Kate Howard Meader
Agnes Elizabeth Messer
Mrs
Rosa J. Wood
Annie Laurie Yeder
M. J. Haynes Warg
Arrena G. Yarber
Alma Galbrecht
Mary M. Anderson
Dorothy L. Faucett
Ann K. Lewis
Ethel Watkins Mason
Bessie D. Milholland
Sallie Lee Overton
Lillian D. Roger
Martha A. Sanford
Mary Elizabeth Sears
Beesie L. Sellars
Harriet J .Gherman
Alma Sofit Stride
Gussie W. Williams
Blythia Moxley
Democratic Committee
Wataugas
Gorm Creek
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