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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1932

Page

5

Local Affairs Highlights In Boone And Nearby

Several local figures and visitors are noted around Boone. L. S. Isaacs shows slight improvement after illness. Ruth Kelly and Eula Lennon attend Appalachian Summer School in Boone. Many residents visit Greensboro and Wake Forest events. families from Charlotte Lincolnton and Atlanta visit Boone for summer stays and family events.

Ruth Kelly Eula Lennon Bladenboro

Police Officer Fined For Aiding Political Group In High Point

High Point North Carolina police identification bureau clerk J W McMahon was fined a week’s salary for using the department mimeograph to print circulars listing an approved slate of candidates in the Saturday primary. He claimed the work was at the insistence of an organized group and said he now knows police rules forbid participation in elections beyond voting.

High Point N. C J. W. McMahon Police Department McMahon

Local Notes From Cove Creek and Nearby Towns

Wiley Swift opens Linville school while Cove Creek yields a large eight and three quarter pound fish. I N Corpening rents Blowing Rock Hotel for summer as Mrs. Wike remains gravely ill. Miss Stella Shull and Virgil Calloway wed in Cove Creek. Turnpike project organized in Boone with plans to begin June 20. Tennessee to build a $10 000 courthouse. Area colleges report 17 24 and 23 graduates respectively.

Democrat Wiley Swift Cove Creek Linville Hardy Mast I. N. Corpening Blowing Rock Frank Wike Thomas Coffey Patterson Mattie Curtis Wilkesboro W. C. Coffey Sharpes Creek Smith Settlement A. J. Fletcher Cove Creek Academy Cora Hgaman Holly Springs College Phillips A. S. Adams Abner Virgil Calloway Stella Shull Watauga County G. W. Osborne F. M. Holsclaw Boone J. F. Spainhour T. H. Coffey G. H. Blair Thomas H. Coffey J. B. Clark Johnson County Tennessee Trinity College Chapel Hill Wake Forest Board of Education Lower Elk Upper Elk Deep Gap Miller Todd Bethel

Pleasant Grove temperance and local births noted

Temperance exercises at Pleasant Grove Saturday night were well received. Sabbath School last Sunday was unusually interesting. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Wingbarger. A son was born to Mr and Mrs H P Cook on the 6th inst. Mr Will Eggers returned home Sunday with Miss Morefield and appears interested in Mountain City. Silverstone residents attended the county singing at Boone.

Pleasant Grove Carl Winebarger H. P. Cook Will Eggers Morefield Mountain City Silverstone Boone

Quick Breads With Liquid Yeast From Home Recipe

State College home demonstration workers share a liquid yeast method using eight Irish potatoes sugar salt water and a cake of yeast to supply bread and rolls. Mrs Edmond Jarvis kept a fresh supply for about two years after a 1929 demonstration and stored it in glass jars for future use.

State College Violet Alexander Beaufort County Edmond Jarvis Pantego Home Demonstration Club Winsteadville Alexander

State farm women adopt liquid yeast for efficiency

Farm women across the state increasingly use liquid yeast claiming it saves time and money. The adaptable method fits varying schedules as households report economical results and easier preparation in home bakeries.

Autoists Block Road to Watch Sportive Carp

Armonk New York motorists blocked Kensico reservoir inlet on a road when sportives carp leaped in thousands attracting crowds. Police fired shots at the fish while pedestrians tossed stones. Edward Davis stood by with a spear to help anglers who asked. A milk price war in Oklahoma pushed wholesale milk to one cent a quart and retail to five to seven cents with farmers at the short end.

Armonk N. Y Kensico Edward Davis Oklahoma

Convention rows in both parties

Washington. A Capitol clash over convention planks pits Republicans against a prohibition resubmission and Democrats over organizational control. Senator Borah attacks the GOP plank while James R. Garfield discusses limits to resubmission. Garfield plans to confer with President Hoover as platform details near finalization.

Washington Jouett Shouse Roosevelt Walsh Montana James A. Farley Senator Borah Idaho James R. Garfield Resolutions Committee Smoot Utah Robinson Indiana Congress Capitol Garfield Hoover

Coal mine fire burns for decades in Coal City

A miner's grudge sparked a coal mine blaze in Coal City Alabama thirty years ago. The underground fire has torched about 1,000,000 tons of coal and shows no sign of stopping. With roughly a million tons remaining, officials expect the fire to burn for another thirty years.

Coal City Ala

Ghostly coal field fire in Alabama mines heats up under craters

Smoke and steam rise from a coal seam six to seven feet thick as a blaze consumes ore below. Miners dispute the cause with theories of a mine fire started by a disgruntled worker or a mysterious explosion. Officials fear widespread destruction if seams connect to other deposits in North Alabama.

North Alabama

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L. S. Isaacs Louise Critcher Greensboro Clyde Ritch Mary Farmer Lincolnton Ruth Farthing Blowing Rock Road J. A. Williams Wake Forest College A. G. Grayson Salt Lake City Jim Rivers Charles Younce Kathryn Mrs. Jones Wilkes County Nettie E. Wearn Nettie Catherine Caroline Charlotte N. L. Hart Messrs L. L. Bingham Ed Hodges Ralph Winkler Hamp Blackburn W. R. Chevrolet Company General Motors Rebecca Anne Moose Bradley Welfare Winston-Salem W. L. Winkler Welfare Winston Journal Watauga P. M. Rutherford Jr Atlanta J. D. Rankin Rutherford Georgia City P. A. Hicks Bear Creek Onslow County J. T. C. Wright J. B. Brewer West Jefferson J. B. Ford Glen Morgan West Virginia C. & O. Railway Ford Joseph A. Williams Zebulon Wiliams Meredith College Raleigh News and Observer Mrs. Williams Worth While Floyd Hagaman A. R. Smith Vann G. Hinson F. M. Huggins Belmont David Allan Carolina Theatre Blowing Rock, N. C Sally Eilers Spencer Tracy Robert Montgomery Madge Evans Richard Arlen Jack Oakie Sky Bride Wa‘tauga Post 130 American Legion Linell Ward Steward Barner S. J. Barnett I. T. Barnett W. H. Jones Mgr Shouse Dry Law Green Park Snow King Soda Northfield Milk O. K. Soap Alaska Royal Brand
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