Boone County News Highlights Visits and Construction
The Watauga Democrat reports visitors from Charlotte and Johnson City to Boone, a painted Critcher Hotel nearing completion, and a new administration building at the Training School. Obituary notes James Vines’s death in Oteen. Julius Roubinowitz’s New York wedding. local real estate and business mentions. county farm demonstrator appointment for John C. Steele with upcoming farm articles.
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James Vines
Frank Vines
Beaver Dams
Oteen
Boone
Julius Roubinowitz
Davidson Department
New York City
Alice Silverton
Philadelphia
John C. Steele
Caldwell
Board of Commissioners
Watauga County
Steele
Steel
Watauga
Tanlac sales claim from Smiths Drug Store
A Columbia Tennessee drugstore ad proclaims selling over 2000 bottles of Tanlac with no dissatisfied customers, credited by Boone Drug Co. to Smith's Drug Store.
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Smith’s Drug Store
Columbia, Tenn
Boone Drug Co
Make Your Investments At Home In Watauga
Make investments at home is urged as vital for Watauga County and Boone to capitalize local industries and keep capital from leaving the county. The piece warns against short sighted buying from outside agents, urging thorough checks and reliance on reliable channels before investing locally.
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Boone
Watauga
Blowing Rock Highlights Church Talk and Local Arts
Reverend Tufts preached at the regular service last Sunday while local commerce thrives with handmade goods. An interesting lecture by Mr. A Howey at the Baptist Church asked what people do for amusement at the Rock. Now and then visitors inquired about dancing at the Green Park Hotel with a waxed floor and orchestra.
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Tufts
A. Howey
The
Baptist Church
the Rock
Wal
Daddy Jim
Green Park
Public School Opens With Large Enrollment in District
The district’s public school opened on Tuesday with a large enrollment. Principal is Prof. W. J. Rowe of Atlanta, teaching 6th and 7th grades. Mrs. Rowe leads the primary department. Miss Tuttle of Hickory teaches 2nd grade, Miss Annie Winkler of Boone 8th grade, and Miss Evans of Lenoir teaches 4th and 5th grades. Boone Drug Co. advertises Tanlac. Dr W H Wakefield of Charlotte will visit Boone July 25–26 at Blackburn Hotel, Sugar Grove July 27, and Blowing Rock Hotel July 29, specializing in Eye Ear Nose and Throat, and glasses.
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Watauga Furniture & Lumber Co
M. P. Critcher
J. &. Finley
North Wilkesboro
Wataugans
Boone
Watauga Academy
Boone and
Blowing Rock
John P. Hagaman
Lenoir
Mesdames Maggie Ward
Eliza Hodges
Mattie Dougherty
Adams Graveyard
Zach Adams
Dougherty
Maryville
Tenn
W. J. Rowe
Atlanta
W. H. Wakefield
Charlotte
Blackburn
Sugar Grove
Boone Public School Parent Teachers Meeting Invitation
The opening exercises of the Boone public school were praised by the Parent Teacher Association and promise a successful year. It urges every patron to attend a meeting with teachers and the school committee on Wednesday July 19 at 8 p.m. to better know the staff and support their work.
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Boone Public School
Parent-Teacher Association
Report of the Peoples Bank and Trust Co. Boone 1922
Report of the condition at Boone North Carolina shows assets including loans and discounts 127230.12 demand loans 4000040 overdrafts secured 217 overdrafts unsecured 419 US and Liberty bonds 636.9 other stocks and bonds 1500 furniture and fixtures real estate owned cash in vault and net amounts due from banks and cash items held over 24 hours.
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U.S. and Liberty
Liberty Bonds
Mayview Construction Co
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Blowing Rock News
Nature
Tanlac
Parent Teachers Association
Peoples Bank and Trust CO
N.C
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
North Carolina
A. Y. Howell
Avery Y. Howppp
Rivet M
Bank OF
of Watauga
J. T. Miller
J.T. Miller
T. H. Corry
D. Brown J. A
Santa
J. H. Greene
J.P
N. C
Dr. Kinsman
Cardai
Cardus
Mrs. Simpson
Watauga Supply Co
Rivers Printing Co
USCO
United States Tires of States @ Rubber Company of
J. B. Taylor
Valle Crucis
U. S
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