Local notes from Watauga County Institute news
Watauga county reports a busy week with weather and local happenings. Alfred W. Dala of Le Noir advertises a new ad, while Mrs. Councill stays with her daughter in Blowing Rock. Teachers’ Institute enrollment hits 76 with strong lectures by Prof. Francam and L. G. Maxwell. The event highlights include student papers, law talks, and a rigorous certification exam continuing through Saturday. Weather, livestock, and business notices fill the page alongside oblique social updates.
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Dr. Councill
Jyn.p. Taylor
Blowing Rock
Watauga Academy
Watanga County
Court House
D. D. Dougherty
B. B. Doughtery
W. M. Francnm
A. A. Dobbin
LH. Michael
Yarwell County
R. M. Farthing
Grandola
L. G. Maxwell
North Carolina
Raper
Hare
Fonds Ax Enerely
Heat and enterprise spur health tips and local industry
The piece notes Hood's Sarsaparilla boosting strength and sleep against heat fatigue. It reports a new joint stock Carolina Marble and Granite Company in Statesville with $5700 paid in and up to $25000 potential, governing marble yards in Statesville Mooresville Salisbury and Wilkesboro with C B Webb as president and GM. It also mentions a pig with three tails at a rectory in Leakaville and a science claim that the sun is losing heat.
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Statesville
Carolina Marble and Granite Company
Mooresvile
Salis
Bury
Wilkesboro
C. B., Webb
Leakaville Gazette
George Barker
Systemic upheaval hits Johnsons team in Sar Qeert
A disrupted page from a local paper notes systemic upheaval affecting jobs in a regional district. Key figures include Johnson and Sar Qeert, with officials urging calm as transitions unfold and personnel adjustments are reported.
Great Education Rally Promised by North Carolina Educators
A statewide educational rally will be held next Saturday to discuss public school funding and outcomes. Dr. Martin of Davidson College and President Wardel of Red Springs Female College will speak from 10 a.m. The event invites all to attend and support value-driven schooling.
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Gorgel
North Carolina
de Jends
Martin
Davidson College
Wardel
Red Springs Female College
Evucation
Country Produce Ad and County Court Notice from 1901
An early 1901 notice offers a country produce buyer promising high prices for staples and a loan option, urging customers to bring goods for payment at top market rates. The document also records a Watauga County Superior Court proceeding listing heirs and a land sale by public outcry with specific parcel details and payment terms.
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North Carolina
de ‘Watauga County
Warren A. Batten
Alice Bolick
John Foard
Ellen Cook
Charles Bumgarner
Mary A. Oaks
Sarah, Mody
George Teague
Rhoda Green
Nella Colvard
Matilda McLean
Jul Fletcher
Monroe
E. C. Moody
Elizabeth
Louisa
Floira Hatten
Pat Clark
Elvira Clark
Wm. Davis
Elimabeth Davis
George Hayes
Nancy Bayes
Jas
T. Hatten
William Guynn
Sarah M. Guynn
Chu
F. Manley
Doreus Hatten
Alvis Teague
Wm. Reed
Margaret Reed
Grant Moody
Yadkin River
Wauauga County
N.C
Lenoir
Joshua Storie
Chas
W. Hatten
L. D. Lowe
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Jefferson
J. W. Byron
Riley Hoaged
Brushy Fork
Raf Ragan
Y. Miller
Lews
Valley Cracis
Teestle
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Harry Bingham
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Oberlin
Obi
Glowing Rock
Sallie
Boone
Shipley
W. A. Wakefield
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Coffey
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Thurslay
E Mel Hotel
Benjamin Cutter
Howard's Creek
John L. Cottrell
Colleteville
Oklahoma
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Henkei Bros
Green Park Hotel
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Henkel Bros
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Amantha
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Watanga
Teachers’ Institute
Hood
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Moretz
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Trinity College
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Blowing Rock, N. C
W. P. Pendley
Newland & Watson
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Lenoir, N. G
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