County Bonds and Railroad Plan Dominate Watauga Appeal
The Watauga Democrat urges approval of a $60,000 bond issue to fund Carolina and Northwestern Railroad extension entering from Stook's Gap, predicting 35 to 40 miles of track, increased population, taxable value, and regional development while praising former commissioner J. E. Finley as a model public servant. It contrasts Republican election laws with Democratic views and endorses the amendment expanding voting access, arguing radicals misrepresent the law and celebrate old grievances.
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Board of County Commissioners
Watauga County
Carolina & Northwestern Railroad
Atook'’S Gap
Watauga County Votes on Railroad Stock Subscription
Notice of an adjourned county meeting ordering a railroad election on subscribing sixty thousand dollars to the Carolina and Northwestern Railway Company. Petitioners exceeded three hundred names, seeking a yes or no vote. The board authorized the election under specified state laws and code provisions.
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Raleigh News and Observer
North Carolina
Raleigh
Columbia
D. C
Reconstruction and
Negro Party
E. C. Bartlett
Ashe County
Bartlett
John G. Marlew
Marshall
Canby Gang
Watauga County
Board of Commissioners
Carolina and North-Western Railway Company
Wat- Auga County
Carolina and North-Western Railroad Company
Watauga County Rail Bond Authorization Referendum
A court order submits to voters in Watauga County a referendum on authorizing a $60,000 subscription to the Carolina and Northwestern Railway and issuing $100 bonds at 5 percent interest to fund the stock. The measure conditions bond delivery on railroad construction milestones and future payment plans, with a 25 year term and optional early payoff after five years.
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Watwogy County
Watauga County
Board of Commissioners
Wauga County
Carolina and North Western Railway Company
Board of County Commissioners
Boone
N. C
Chester
8. C
Board of Commissioners of
Election Judges Appointed For Various Townships 1900
The document appoints election judges for Boone, Beech Mountain, Blowing Rock, Blue Ridge, Beaver Dams, Cove Creek, Elk, Laurel Creek, Meat Camp, North Fork, Shawneehaw, Stony Fork, and Watuga. It orders a local election with the word no subscription on the ballot and requires publication in the Warranga Democrat for six weeks.
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Warranga Democrat
Boone Township
Ray
John Hardin
Beech Mountain
George Brown
J . Reece
Blowing Rock
Kilby Hartley
Millard Hodges
Jn Mountain
J J Wilson
J L Tatum
Blue Ridge
J Smith Ford
Haratin
James
Shell
L W. Farthing
Cove Creek
Roten
N. L. Mast
Elk
Noah Hampton
L. M. Hodges
Laurel Creek
JU Glenn
J 0
Mast
Blackburn
Blackburn and Johnt
Brown
North Fork
WN Thomas
Roby Thomas
Shawneehaw
Charles Vuncanon
R L Lowe
Stony Fork
Y al Wilborn
G ¥ Luther
J Bs Johnson
W HH
It will hurt you more to live a day without prayer
A brief religious reflection declares that life without prayer causes greater harm than living without bread, urging daily devotion and spiritual focus. The quote emphasizes inner nourishment over material sustenance and frames prayer as essential.
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