Public Auction For 67 Acre North Carolina Land Parcel
Court auction in Watauga County North Carolina lists the sale of 67.44 acres on Valle Crucis Shulls Mills road east of Valle Crucis. Terms require half cash and half credit with two equal installments at 6 percent interest, bond and first mortgage, deposit of 50 dollars to be forfeited if bid fails, with resell if deposit not made by 2 pm on sale day. Commission J E Hols ho user signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of North Carolina
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
J. C. Brown
Bessie Brown
Andy Reese
Drs. C. Tate
R. H. Hardin
van Bank
Bank
M. C. Cook
Walles
W. P. Holt
Said
Said County
Watauga Township
Valle Crucis-Shulls Mills Road
Valle Crucis
Watauga County
J. E. Holshouser
Commission
Municipal Court Proceedings to Be Published Regularly
The Demon announces it will publish full municipal court proceedings starting this week. The move targets past omissions and aims to reveal even minor ordinance violations, urging those unhappy to see their names in print to avoid out of court disputes.
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Democrat
The Way of Life and the Cautionary Stock Tale
A surgeon recalls his feverish foray into speculation during the crash. He recounts buying hundreds of shares, seeing profits, and then a moral lesson from Aesop about greed. He sells after dawn and vows never to speculate again, hoping others learn the danger of greed. The piece ends with a wary wish for better times.
Sunday School Lesson on Jesus Crucified by Rev Price
The excerpt presents an International Sunday School Lesson for June 7 focusing on Luke 22 33 46. It frames the crucifixion as historys pivotal event citing Judas betrayal Jesus prayers Gethsemane and the six trials before Jewish and Roman authorities. Pilate is mentioned as seeking to evade responsibility in the crucifixion narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walls
Jerusalem
Judas
Jesus
Garden of
Gethsemane
Pilate
Keep Garden Growing For Food Home Supply
The article urges farmers to grow 10 to 15 vegetables now noting North Carolina’s climate supports diverse crops. It cites C R Hudson of State College on warmth moisture plant food and cultivation and lists beans beets corn carrots cucumbers okra parsley parsnip peas peppers radish salsify squash eggplant tomato cantaloupes watermelons and sweet potatoes as recommended crops for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. R. Hudson
State College
Hudson
Rmers
North Carolina
Blair visits Wilkesboro and regional notes from 1892
The Democrat notes G. H. Blair visiting Wilkesboro and Elkin mills producing wool. Local figures speak on rheumatic illness, horse trading trips, and delegates to the Chicago Convention. It mentions Elias Carr for Governor and Marion Butler backing the State ticket amid Democratic and Alliance support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
G. H. Blair
Wilkesboro
Paul
Silas
Elkin Mills
Captain Lovill
J. F. Hardin
Green County
Tennessee
Linville Improvement Company
Brother Scott
Lenoir
C. B. Watson
Chicago
J. F. Spainhour
High Point
George Hartley
John Hartley
Hartley
Lenoir and
Blowing Rock Telegraph Company
Boone and Blowing Rock Telegraph Company
Seven Sayings From the Cross and the Atonement Theme
Reading the gospel accounts, the article notes Calvary near Jerusalem, Barabbas freed at Passover, and Jesus crucified with two thieves. It cites the seven sayings from the cross and the centurion’s verdict that Jesus was the Son of God, emphasizing atonement and Isaiah’s prophecy of healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Barabbas
Calvary
Damascus Gate
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
God
Jesus Christ
Ace
Isaiah
Two Watauga Women Placed on State Pension Roll
The North Carolina General Assembly approved two bills placing Mrs. W. H. Hampton and Mrs. William Payne on the Confederate pension roll subject to review by the State Pension Board. Both residents of Watauga are widows of Confederate veterans. The bills passed both houses and were ratified Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lovill
North Carolina General Assembly
W. H. Hampton
William Payne
State Pension Board
Watauga
My Experiences in the World War Continued
The piece notes Lloyd George designating Gen Sir Henry Wilson as British representative over General Robertson, signaling disapproval of wartime policy. It recalls the brutal winter of 1917 18 in France with cold, depopulated villages, clothing shortages, and reliance on British supplies despite discomfort wearing foreign uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Sir Henry Wilson
General Robertson
Wilson
War Office
Quartermaster Department
France
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Rivers Printing Company
R. C. Rivers Rob. Rivers Publishers
Ted Brown
Samuel D. Price
D. D
Ira Mitchell
Taylorsville
Alexander County
Boone
Shulls Mills
Blowing Rock
Turnpike Company
Elias Carr
Boone, N. C
Grandfather Orphans Home
Thomas Ashley
Happy Farmers Radio
Edwin Smith
Violinist
Mack Crow the Banjo King
WEHC
Thomas C. Ashley
Happy Farmers
Greer Sisters
J. W. Bryan
Spainhour’s, Inc
Children’s Oxfords
Bargain Balcony
Shantung
Cretonnes
Rompe
Ideloth
Porto Rica
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