College Students Come From Seven Different States
Registration for Surpasses 1929. One student registered from Canada. Sixty nine North Carolina counties represented. Watauga leads with eighty students. Only seventy seven male students. Grand total 793 students. Radial distance data shows varied miles from college.
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Canada
North Carolina
Watauga
N. C
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridee
Occ Ccna
Crttoo Ae
North Sapo Rnee
Was & Ain Ce
Eas Nites Ic Se
Miles
Democratic County Convention Called in Watauga County
The Democratic Party of Watauga County calls a county convention for June 28 1930 at 2 p m in the Boone courthouse to elect delegates to the state convention in Raleigh on July 3 1930 Precinct meetings to elect delegates and precinct committees will be held June 21 1930 at 2 p m Each precinct votes one per 25 votes cast for governor plus fractions over 12 Dem votes This notice dated June 9 1980 is signed by J L Wilson chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee.
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Watauga County
Boone
Raleigh
J. L. Wilson
Bragg CMTC Training Camp Impresses Fort Bragg Leader
Brigadier General L R Holbrook praises the Fort Bragg Citizens Military Training Camp for its orderly, clean environment and disciplined routine. He notes the students are intelligent, well behaved, and that one month there offers valuable exposure to military life and values for future service.
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Fort Bragg Citizens
L. R. Holbrook
Fort Bragg
CMTC
Holbrook
Raskob Donates 100000 to Warm Springs Foundation
John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic national committee, announced a $100,000 gift to the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. The drive aims to raise $1,250,000 to enlarge patient accommodations at Warm Springs, where Governor Roosevelt has been a long term patient.
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New York
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Foundation
Young People's Conference Closes at Banner Elk
The Young People's Conference of the Synod of Appalachia ended Tuesday evening June 17 at Banner Elk with committee reports and 28 graduates receiving diplomas. The First Presbyterian Church of Knoxville won best work, Asheville's First Church took second place, and Dr. B R Lacey capped the event with a Romans and Philippians themed sermon before the Lord's Supper. Asheville sent the largest delegation.
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Young People’s Conference
Synod of
B. R. Lacey
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Banner Elk
Asheville
Weather Summary for Week ending June 21 1930 Boone
The week shows average maximum 68 degrees and minimum 47 with an overall average 57. Daily range 25 degrees and peak 32 degrees on the 19th. 6 pm reading 63 degrees. Highest 7 degrees on the 19th and lowest 4 degrees on the 16th. Rainfall 0.20 inches on the 20th with four days bearing 0.01 inches or more. Four clear days and several cloudy days. Prevailing wind from the northwest.
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Co-operative Station
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
J. TC. Wright
Iorth
Notice of Tax Payment and Local Sale Advertisement
SPECIAL NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Through an error at the Sheriff's office my land in Watauga Township was advertised for 1929 taxes in the Democrat My tax receipt shows this amount was paid on April 7th 1930 T T COFFEY Shulls Mills NC FOR SALE Frick Sawmill outfit and Edger Good condition and almost new Price right Anyone interested see D H Shore Blowing Rock NC 6-26-41
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Watauga Township
Democrat
T. T. Coffey
Frick Sawmill Outfit
Edger
D. H. Shore
Blowing Rock
N. C
New Ford Car Wins Favor
The Ford Phaeton is praised as both a family and sport car for young buyers. It seats five with a front row for two and three in the rear, offers two-tone artificial leather upholstery, and features a quickly collapsing top and folding windshield for a sportier look.
Hob Nob Inn Blowing Rock Reopens Under New Management
The Hob Nob Inn in Blowing Rock returns to operation under new management after redecorating. Mr and Mrs T H Coffey, formerly of the New Watauga Inn, now run the Watauga Inn from Mrs Ben Greene’s house. Also noted, limestone under last year's wheat boosted yield by a third, and 20 acres of spring oats planted by W A Beeson show potential for 50 bushels per acre.
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Blowing Rock
T. H. Coffey
Ben Greene
W. P. Aldridge
Caswell County
W. A. Beeson
Forsyth County
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Maryland—Carrol
South Carolina
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Washington
Virginia
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J. M. Ownum
Appalachian State Teacher College
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Burke
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Carteret SR
Caswell Pel
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Mecklenburg
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Moore
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Mane Pender
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Mike Robeson
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Sampson
Scotland
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Stokes
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
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Sacha Watauga
Eeou
Wayne
Ee Wilkes
Yadkin
Yancey
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Calvin Coolidge
Mrs. Coolidge
the Beeches
Northampton
Mass
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Raskob
Warm Springs Foundation
Banner Elk VII
Shulls Mills, NC
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Phaeton
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McCormick
Deering
Farmers Hardware & Supply Co
Izaak Walton League
W. H. Gragg, J. W. Bryan
G. H. Winkler
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