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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1934

Page

3

Roosevelt aims to streamline government before Congress

The article notes President Roosevelt hopes to unite government machinery within six months and replace underperforming officials like Hugh Johnson with a trusted successor. It discusses pursuing a housing act, potential NRA leadership changes, and the aim to reassure business while awaiting new rules on securities and debt policy.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Congress Johnson General Hugh Johnson General Johnson Blue Eagle NRA Clay Williams Reynolds Tobacco Company White House

Large sums loaned to local farmers by FCL in 1933 34

Federal land bank and Land Commissioner farm mortgage loans totaling 122000 were made in Watauga County from June 1, 1933 to May 1, 1934. About 107600 refinanced debts, reducing interest and debt levels. Of the refinancing funds, 57500 repaid banks, 6100 taxes, 44000 other debts. 14400 used for land, equipment, buildings and agriculture, with 3200 for stock and fees. Nationwide loans reached 675 million. Rates varied with bonds issued March 26, and bonds are government guaranteed tax exempt.

Federal Land Bank and Land Commissioner Watauga County Farm Credit Administration National Farm Loan Associations United States Land Bank and Commissioner’s Land Bank Cas Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation

Will drenching control stomach worms in lambs

Experimental results from State College Experiment Station show drenching is essential for lambs on permanent pasture and should continue until early November. The practical approach combines pasture changes with drenching only when needed, yielding excellent results. A government bond refinancing plan aims to issue new debt at about 2 to 2.5 percent to preserve tax income while increasing debt load.

State College Experiment Station

Birthday Dinner Honors Mother in Vilas

Miss Cordia Elliott hosted a birthday dinner for her mother marking her 64th anniversary. Attendees included the Mast, Henson, Green, Campbell, Dugger, and Story families from Vilas and Johnson City Tennessee. Additional items note visits, outings, and a birth on June 20.

Cordia Elliott Jack Mast W. L. Henson Jack Green Wiley Campbell Nan Dugger James Story Johnson City Tenn Earl Henson Cecil Glenn Fort Bragg Johnson City Tenn Helen Russell Dan Dugger Fred Blair Clarence Henson Kent Cleveland Ohio Walter Fletcher Maxie Green Claude Eastridge Ashe County Blowing Rock Carolina Leake Valle Crucis Lou Brown

Social visitors and homecoming noted in local column

Miss Edith Tester visited Miss Annie Ward on the Watauga River last Sunday. Miss Lena Cable has returned home from Sparta. Messrs. Mac and Kenneth Brown of Boone spent last Saturday night with Mr. Stewart Brown.

Iris Greer S. S. Moore Roy Anderson Boss Anderson Jeff Anderson Harve Hodges Arlie Hodges Vilas Will Cable Addie Mae Farthing Ed Farthing Clayton Vines Dan Ward Ford Henson Martha Jean Lewis Glenn Bud Billings Jess Trivett Edith Tester Annie Ward Watauga River Lena Cable Sparta Messrs Mac and Kenneth Brown Boone Stewart Brown

Speedy Remedy Claims for Malaria and Colds

An old advertisement touts Liquid Tablets Salve Nose Drops as “Most Speedy Remedies Known” for malaria in three days, colds in one day, and headaches or neuralgia in thirty minutes, claiming fast relief and laxative tonic effects.

Card of Thanks from Hagaman family

We thank friends and especially the women who stayed close through our baby's sickness and death. May God's richest blessings rest on each one. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hagaman. Also a note about a story in The American Weekly and Baltimore Sunday American with a promotion to buy the July 8 issue.

H. A. Hagaman American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American

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