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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
11
Advertising rates apply to cards of thanks resolutions of respect obituaries and related notices. Entered at the post office in Boone North Carolina as second class mail matter.
A summer greeting extends to students in Boone inviting them to a pleasant and profitable stay. The Watauga Democrat is presented to each student with hope they find something of interest and enjoyable reading during their time.
The Charlotte Observer editorial titled Time to call a Halt argues today’s enforcement drive resembles a reign of terror. It praises Colonel Harris for clear analysis and warns against armed convicts patrolling the countryside.
The editorial criticizes arming constables and endorses the current county ticket while arguing for reputable, nonviolent law enforcement. It warns that granting gun power to disreputable figures threatens community safety and urges removal of unsuitable assistants.
Mr John Seehorn of Shouns Tenn says a grading project for the Trade to Shouns road has received an equipment invoice. The superintendent of construction in Johnson City ordered unloading and start of operations next Monday the 15th. A steam shovel and drills are included and work aims to reuse the original grade with one amendment near the Love mill. The road should be passable this summer. Argentina to present polo ponies to the prince of Wales for sale in America.
Sourced rumors claim truck drivers thwarted a plot to kidnap Mary Pickford, suggesting a follow-up opportunity to snare Houdini as a test of security and public figures in danger.
American correspondents report a four train hold up in Mexico. The government proposes expelling them after the story reduced the passenger list on excursion trains.
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