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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
7
The two piece suit is restricted to spring and autumn, with dresses favored in summer. The jacket suit leads in spring and remains popular in warm weeks, described as a practical all occasion option for mature women. Home sews are feasible and ready made versions are reasonably priced this season.
Brother Lawrence Love son of Mr and Mrs David Love was born September 20 1899 and died May 31 1930 at age 30 years 8 months and 11 days He married Chloe Hodges on September 26 1920 and had five children The community notes his devotion to Mount Lebanon Oak Grove and Brushy Fork churches and mourns a good citizen and family man The funeral was led by Rev G W Sebastian and committee members M J Williams S E Anderson The piece ends with a weather note about Burke County clovers and grasses affected by dry winds
Mrs M E Weeke of Houston says Herbine, a vegetable liquid, helped her stop headaches and nervous fatigue after eating. She reports improved sleep and appetite once using the medicine to aid stomach and bowels, avoiding side effects of calomel and salts. Sold by Hodges Drug Company.
A famous specialist’s prescription Q-623 is promoted as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism sciatica and lumbago. The ad claims a few doses stop pain and many call it worth its weight in gold. Boone Drug Company endorses the prescription.
North Carolina Watauga County Superior Court action by G. W. Bever ly to foreclose a tax sale certificate on the Watts Shop lot in Blowing Rock. Defendants listed include multiple Watts heirs and others. They must answer within 30 days or face relief requested. six months to appear for other claims or be barred. Dated June 30, 1930.
In the Superior Court of Watauga County T L Mast and Brothers vs W H Bingham, an execution directs the sheriff to sell the debtor's real estate to satisfy a $131.95 judgment plus costs, with a $35 credit, on August 4, 1930 at 1 p m at the courthouse door. The sale includes three Bumgarner home place tracts totaling about 16 acres.
Multiple notices announce foreclosures on real estate and tax liens in Watauga County North Carolina. Cases involve the Federal Land Bank of Columbia versus Thompson family and associates, Town of Boone versus critcher and others, and other property interests or heirs. Defendants must respond within 30 days. other claimants have six months to present their interests.
Notice describes Vilas Service Station lien on a 1925 Ford Touring car to be sold at public auction on July 29, 1930, for $40 due to repairs and storage, followed by a 1930 tax sale in Blowing Rock with multiple property lots listed and a July 7 1930 date, all under the jurisdiction of Watauga County North Carolina.
Lot on Blowing Rock Road near W C Howells property subject to mortgage sale in Court of Watauga County at Boone. All interest or proceeds must be asserted within months from this notice or be barred. Clerk Superior Court Boone v C F McNeil and Mrs C F McNeil. Foreclosure by date 7 3 4.
Superior Court in Boone North Carolina issues summons June 21 1930 against Bina Manderfeld and Wilmetta Greene in the Mattie J Greene estate for sale of 40 acres in Watauga County NC. Defendants urged to appear and answer by August 1 1930 or relief will be granted. Clerk A E South presides.
Public auction to be held at the courthouse door in Boone on August 4, 1930 at noon, selling the described tract of 23 800 square feet in the town of Boone to satisfy the debt secured by a deed of trust dated February 1 1928. The sale is by First National Bank of Durham as trustee, due to default and is subject to taxes and assessments. Attorney W A Devin Jr signs.
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies the Blowing Rock Light and Power Company dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent filed June 28 1930. The action was recorded in Raleigh with official seal and dated June 28 1930.
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