Union Meeting Notes at Meat Camp and Agricultural Report
The record covers church union planning with delegates, timing, and venue set for Bethel on the fifth Sunday in August, speeches at the mass meeting led by Harman and Parthing, plus a sermon by Sherwood. A collection of $6,483 was taken for the Thomasville orphanage, and thanks are extended to Meat Camp. The Agriculture Department report notes price increases for corn, oats, and wheat, with optimistic prospects and foreign demand, alongside reflections on humility and Christian service.
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Bethel
John Chisp
J. J. L. Sherwood
Mea
WaTarea Democrat
D.C. Harman
C.S. Parthing
J. ®. Stephens
L. Sherwood
Thomasville
Meat Camp
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Texas
Three-Kork’s — Association
Uhureh
Rey J. J. Davis
C. S
Farthing
L. C. Wilson
John Crisp
FF. Jones
David Green
J. A. Green
Manley Green
T. P. Adame
H. Farthing
L. ©. Wilson
J. F. Davis
Axa Brown
Eder D. C. Harman
Washington
France
L W. Farthing
J. J.T. Reece
Mabon
Ly. W. Cead
Baptist Orphanage
Legal notices and real estate sale in Ashe Watauga counties
Notices announce legal representatives W. B. Councill M D Boone N C Will practice in Ashe Watauga and Mitchell counties and federal courts. Sale of 900 acres on Rich Mountain Watauga County with asbestos and sheep ranch potential. Gov ordered special term of court for Watauga starting June 22 for two weeks. notices to witnesses and suitors. Money loans available on real estate security through J F Spainhour and re Critcher Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe
Watauga
Mitchell Counties
Fedral
Dist
Supreme Court of the State
Rich Mountain
Watauga County
J. D. Lowe
J.T. Forgerson
Mra
A. P. Calloway
Bunner Elk
J.F. Spainhour
Boone N. C
Critcher
Horton N.C
J. E. Fintey Crim
Brd.Coms
Spring and Summer Millinery and Notions Offered
Mrs M N Horton of Lenoir announces a new line of spring and summer millinery and notions now on hand. She invites friends from Tate and nearby areas to call and view the stock and promises prompt mail orders. May 21.
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Akato
Tate
Seaben
Lenoir
M.N. Horton
Behring Sea probe and White House tangle loom
The piece reports a push for a sharp Behring Sea corruption probe tied to a looming Florida balance of power with President Harrison under pressure from Roosevelt and a bevy of Republican figures. It notes rumored delays in judicial appointments, possible interim diplomatic leadership, and intense White House interviews amid national debates on pensions and politics.
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Mr. Harrison
Mr. Blaine
Biniie
Blaine
Maine
State Department
Raum
Pensions
Pension Office
Civil Service Commission
Teddy” Roosevelt
Ranm
Roosevelt
Harrison
U. S
White House
Arbour
Harri‘ron Base
J. W. Foster
Spain
Texas
United States
Invain
Foster
Steve’ Elkins
Behring Sea
Mills
Whitelawd Reid
Mr. Elkins
Missionaries Routed in China Riots at Mankin
May 26 report says Christian missions in Mankin were attacked and looted by natives. European women and children fled. the Methodist girls' school burned. Anti missionary mob caused heavy damage before dispersing as British torpedo boat Porpoise, 1700 tons, 3500 hp, commanded by Richard W. White, was ordered to investigate and protect British interests alongside dispatched Chinese troops.
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Shanauar
Mankin
Richard W. White
News and Observer
Statue gifts and party unity in early U S discourse
The piece notes calls for statues to honor civic and military figures, including a Washington statue to France, with praise for contributions to the colonies and references to Lafayette in New York. It also mentions Justice Field’s wife as alliance president in Washington and a Cincinnati based circular urging party members to stay united, without advising alignment.
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North
Gen
Washington
France
Lafayette
Union Square
New York City
United States
Justice Field
United States Supreme Part
Association
Messenger
Cincinnatti
Attignee
The Right King of a Boy Speech by Al Root
An excerpt praising self-reliant boys who raise crops and livestock to earn through their own labor under open skies. The speaker urges national support through fair prices to encourage rural youth rather than depend on factories.
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al, Root
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W. B. Councill, Jr
Attorney At Law
Boone, N. C
W. B. Councill, M. D. Boone, N. C
King Street
Post Office
E.F. Lovill
L. C. Reeves
Boone, N. A
L. D. Lowe
Notary Public
Banners Elk, N. C
J. Q. Wilbur
Elk Park
North Carolina
Mitchell
Marion, N.C
Blackburn
N.C
Morphew
Atttorneys
Law
Jer
Congress
Anothe
Jo H H. Farthing
W. 5. Farthing
J. F. Spainhour
China