Watauga notes and local goings on in Boone
Mrs John Lewis visits relatives on Meat Camp J W Bryan pushes completion of cottage on Greene Heights Mrs Eliza Todd called to Wilkes for her sister illness Mrs R C Rivers visits sick sister at Turnersburg N C Miss Minnie Culver chosen as faculty in Feeble Minded School at Kinston Weather unusually warm with glorious season and crops thriving. Dr M G Anders and family pass through en route to Sturgills Ashe County for short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
J. W. Bryan
Greene Heights
Eliza Todd
Wilkes
Minnie Culver
Watauga
Kinston
Mc G. Anders
Gastonia
Sturgills
Ashe County
Martha Eades
Lenoir
R.F.D
Thos, Greer
Middle Fork
Mr. Beach
John Carlton
Boone
H. 8. Helsebeck
Rural Hall
W. O. Helsebeck
Minnie Cook
A.T
Wade Wagner
Susie Taylor
Claude Mast
Ledgerwood
Dobbin
Patterson School
Mast
W. H. Mast
Tenn
Banners Elk
J. M. Whitehead
Amos Adams
Silverstone
Will Perry
Vilas
Democratic County Convention Calls for Watauga County
A Democratic Party convention is set in Boone on Monday July 6 1914 to nominate a legislative and county ticket and select delegates to the Senatorial convention. Primaries occur July 4 at 1 PM in township meetings to name delegates. Townships chairs must attend to elect a county convention chairman. Date noted June 16 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Watauga County
Boone
Training School Receives Tiger Arum and Construction Updates
Miss Jennie Coffey presented a Tiger Arum to the Training School, now gracing the Auditorium stage. Prof Lankford stayed at Glenn Aspen and returned Monday. A kiln of 100,000 bricks for the new Dormitory is done, another started, lumber laid, and electric dam excavation continues. Lovill Home girls visited Howard's Knob with faculty, while Mrs J W Tarman of Black Mountain sent balsam and spruce sprigs from Mount Mitchell with thanks from the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Coffey
Lankford
Glenn Aspen
Lovill
Howard's Knob
J. W. Tarman
Black Mountain
Mount Mitchell
Attend the Primaries and County Convention in Boone
In Watauga the Democratic County Convention meets in the court house on Monday July 6 1914 to nominate a full county and Legislative ticket and conduct business. Primaries in townships occur Saturday July 4 urging all Democrats to vote. Republicans are urged to field strong material for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga
Court House
Boone
Call for united action at 1914 primaries
A call urges Democrats to attend primaries and conventions, unite the party, and endorse delegates who will back the ticket. The piece condemns moaning at home and vow-breaking, urging strong collective effort for victory in 1914. It stresses avoiding quibbling and ensuring sound nominations.
Statement of principal bondholders and security holders
Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders holding 1 percent or more of the total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities. There are none. K.C. Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.C. Rivers
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R. C. Rivers
L. T. Stimpson
Turnersburg, N. C
Claude Triplett
Mary Blair
Blair Hotel
Panthia Phillips
Boone, R. F. D
J. F. Hardin
John Snyder
Shell Creek
Jesse Minton
Virgil
Frank Siler
Geo. Watson
Stony Fork
L. Watson
Mr. Watson
Aliie Henry Penn
Decatur
Ala
Blanche Lytle
Wesley Reynolds
Elk Township
Seymour Carroll
Reynolds
W. H. Watson
Hugh
J. W. Farthing
New River
Carlton-Dula
Ronda H. Hardin
State Medical Board
H. J. Hardin
Cove Creek
Watauga River
Boone and
Valle Crucis Mews
J. B. Cheshire
Valle
T. J. Sullivan
Vance Presnell
L. W. Farthing
Lori Fisher
Industrial School
Valle Crucis
Ihs
Mr. Hickman
Methodist Church
Fannie Smith
Elk Park
John Mastenter
G. M. Sudderth, Ch.m
Fletcher
Castoria
Shipley
J. E. Dayton
JE Lineback & CO
N. C
Watauga Democrat
R. C Rivers Boone
Boone, NC
R C Rivers
G. P. Hagaman
Metz
F. M. Richards
Banner Elk, NC
Eisai Men’s Hate
Dry Goods &c
Barenta
D. J. Cottrell
LD. Lowe
H. B. Perry
L. K. Farthing
Valleszi
M. B. Blackburn
Frick Company
Eclipse” Machinery
F. M. Richards, Jr
Banner Elk, N. C
J. S. Winkler
John W. Hodges & Co
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