Local Affairs In Boone Report Roundup Holiday Notes
Local affairs in Boone include guests visiting from Knoxville and Elkland residents, new homes planned by Dan Greer party, and community notices. The Three Forks Cheese Factory directors set a January meeting. Captain Lovill sails to Florida for weeks of rest. Dan Greer and others suffer a mountain road accident near Boone Trail with injuries but survivals.
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Three Forks
Critcher Hotel
L. N. Perkins
Ada
Lost Spanish Doubloon Near Critcker Hotel Reward
A gold Spanish Doubloon, larger than a twenty-dollar coin, was lost near the Critcker Hotel. Return to the Democrat Office to claim a reward.
Religious revival ends as Bradshaw leads Boone meeting
Protracted services at a Baptist church conducted by Rev. W. R. Bradshaw of Hickory concluded Tuesday night. The ten day effort resulted in more than 40 additions to that church alone marking a season of religious awakening in Boone and district.
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Baptist Church
W. R. Bradshaw
Hickory
Boone
Miss Mary Hine Dies at Her Johnson City Home
Johnson City mourns Miss Mary Hine who died on Monday after long illness. The community recalls her unselfish life and teaching, leaving a stepmother, two sisters, a half brother, and a sister in law. The Democrat extends sympathy to the Hine family.
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Mary Hine
Johnson Cy
Johnson City
Miss Mary
Mr. Greer
Mary
Augusta Hine
Lettie
Sallie Edmiston
T. H
Mattie Hine
The
Democrat
Hine
Watauga
Tanlac tops world medicine sales record
Tanlac has the largest sale of any medicine in the world with over twenty million bottles sold in six years. No other medicine has ever approached it as a seller. Boone Drug Co.
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Tanlac
Boone Drug Co
Notice of dissolution ofCook Bros and Co firm
Notice states the partnership of Cook Bros and Co of Stony Fork dissolved by mutual consent. The entire firm interests sold to L M Cook. All debts of the firm to be paid to L M Cook and debts due to the firm to be collected by L M Cook. Dated January 18, 1922.
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Cook Bros. and Co
Stony Fork
L. M. Cook
L. M. Cool
S. G. Church
Story Bros. & Co
Blowing Rock
R. FD
Mrs Mildred Ellis Dies After Illness at Elizabethton Tenn
Mrs Mildred Ellis mother of C A Ellis died in Elizabethton Tennessee last Wednesday night after four days of intense suffering following an operation for appendicitis. Remains were brought to Elk Park for interment on Saturday in the presence of four children and many relatives. She had lived with her son in Boone since he moved there and left four children and a tiny infant. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Mildred Ellis
C. A. Ellis
Elizabethton
Tenn
Elk Park
Ellis
Boone
Clarence Ellis
Mt Pleasant E L Church seeks new united church body
Members of Mt Pleasant Evangelical Lutheran congregation are urged to gather at the old site on Sunday February 5 1922 at 11 am to form a unified group. They plan worship work and rebuilding including securing preaching and sacrament administration. Signed by former officers D C Correy W S Houck. Tantag medicine mentioned for sale by Boone Drug Co.
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Mt. Pleasant
A. m
C. Correy
W. S. Houck
Mt. Pleasant E. L
The Finished Mystery book notice
A historical newspaper notice promotes The Finished Mystery explaining its enduring appeal and availability. It lists format options of 600 page cloth bound edition for 75 cents postpaid and a magazine edition for 25 cents, with publisher W. J. Coffey in Sands, North Carolina.
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W. J. Coffey
Sands
N. C
Snowy week brings chapel devotions and revival at school
A snow storm last week brought severe cold as Rev. W. R. Bradshaw of Hickory led devotional chapel talks for several days with the student body. Rev. Mr. Hauggins also attended. The Baptist revival at the church continues this week, with 32 uniting Sunday night, many by watch care or by letter, or on profession of faith. Red Cross notes from Watauga praise Southern division for many active peace time chapters amid cotton price collapse and boll weevil damage. Tanlac advertised by Boone Drug Co.
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W. R. Bradshaw
Hickory
Hauggins
F. A. Linney
Charlotte
Boone
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Red Cross
Watauga
American Red Cross
South
New England
Atlantic
Lake
Central
Southwestern
Northwestern
Pacific
Insular
Foreign Possessions
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A Ellis
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Stuard Baird
Bluff City, Tenn
Amos Ward
Pete
Anton
E. F. Lovill
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Land of Flowers
W. W. D. Edmisten
William Edmiston
C. C. Green
Wyoming
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Dan Greer
Teague
Noah Carroll
Ike Bodenhammer
Wilkesboro
Tantag
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Watauga County Bank
America
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Ofice
British Columbia
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Justin
Watauga Furniture
Bettween
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C. C. Storie
Alfred W. Bula
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