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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

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Tax burden debate mirrors county youth focus

The essay argues taxes shift to young and poor residents while praising the Appalachian Training School opening May 20 with record enrollment. It notes faculty additions, civic welcome, a planned baseball team, and a mainly female student body, plus state-wide registration efficiency and concerns over road funding fairness.

Appalachian Training School Harwell Louisburg College Wilson Lumberton McCauley Winston- Salem Wortham Randolph Charlotte Minnie Lee Peedin Gastonia A. T. Allen Raleigh T. E. Johnson Balisbury Allen Hillman Boone Ile Blue Ridge Mr. Greer

Blowing Rock Notes and Local Inquiries

Local items report Annie Crisp returns from Lenoir and a church play success. The Blowing Rock community welcomes Cameron A Williams and wife back from California. A letter-poised road tax proposal targets officials and teachers. William Harpe Dean cites Western North Carolina as ideal for orchards, predicting future regional prominence in apple markets. Asheville Citizen.

Cameron A. Williams California Blowing Rock Williams Old North State William Harpe Dean North Carolina Dean United States Country Gentleman America South Asheville

Plans to Dive for Lost Treasure of Buccaneers

Cape May New Jersey resident Jay B Mc cay organizes a syndicate to recover the doubloons and pieces of eight from the Spanish ship Manizan eros sunk near Turtle Cut inlet about a century ago. The vessel carried pirates en route from the Spanish main to New York when wrecked in a gale off the inlet shoals seven miles north of Cape May.

Cape May N. J Jay B. Mccay Turtle Cut New York

Two U S Army Aeroplanes To Boone For Fourth Celebration

Jefferson School board resolves farewell to President William L. Scott after nine years of leadership. Proposes sending two Army aeroplanes to Boone for the Fourth of July celebration with support from Ashe Recorder Watauga Democrat and North Carolina Christian Advocate. Also notes sale notice for a portable saw mill and other local items.

U. S. Army Boone Jefferson School Jefferson North Carolina William L. Scott Scott Western North Carolina Conference Ashe County Ashe Recorder Watauga Democrat North Carolina Christian Advocate Professor Scott Jno F. Kirk Pres G.L. Wage J. D. Thomas W. E.johanoa

Humiliating confession calls for clean public life

The Landmark notes Josephus Daniels urging women voters at Carolina College in Maxton to blacklist candidates with unclean private lives. It argues men have failed to demand integrity, yet women are poised to take that role if they gain the ballot.

Josephus Daniels Carolina College Maxton

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