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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1925

Page

8

Trip from Watauga to Sebastian Florida

A travel note recounts a November 26 to December trip from Watauga to Lowndesville and on to Sebastian Florida. The author praises roads, visits J. S. Mullen in Dothan, notes oil milling insights, admires changing East Coast Florida towns, and highlights large real estate investment and Dixie Highway development from Jacksonville to Miami.

Watauga Lowndesville S. C Lemoir Morganton Shelby Spartanburg Greenville Anderson Dothan Ala Georgia Hartwell Athens Madison Macon Montezuma Columbus Dawson Albany J. S. Mullen Boone and Cove Creek Mullen Sebastian Fla Lakeity Lake City Gainesvil Roseland Florida W. W. Holtzclaw Wattauga County North Carolina Jacksonville Miami St. Lucie County Dixie Ay Indian River Norida N. C

Plague Threat Highlighted by Public Health Service Report

Washington reports 10 million plague deaths in 25 to 30 years and a 1923 spread list across many nations. Rats on ships fuel transmission. pneumonic plague can spread rapidly in crowded areas while bubonic follows rat routes.

Washington United States Public Health Service China The Public Health Service Algeria Australia Azores Brazil British East Africa Canary Islands Ceylon Chile Ecuador Egypt France Greece Hawaii India Indo-China Iraq Japan Java Madagascar Mauritius Mexico Palestine Peru Portugal Portuguese West Africa Russia Siam Siberia Spain Straits Settlements Syria Tunis Turkey Union of South Africa Venezuela

South American Birds Stand In For Sheep Herders In Wash

In Huswin Washington August Boeiler reports two yakamik birds from Venezuela now mature and inseparable from his flocks. The long legged crane like birds herd sheep at dusk and roost atop high spots. They defend against eagles coyotes and wolves with wings and beaks and even scare Boeiler’s dogs.

August Boeiler Boeiler Venezuela Boeller

Plan to Show Sailors Kilauea Volcanic Tour

The U S fleet visiting Hawaii next spring will have an opportunity to visit Kilauea volcano near Hilo. Kilauea remains the world’s most active crater with avalanches and earthquakes dominating current activity. During a May 1924 eruption the crater expanded. its present dimensions are about 3,500 by 3,000 feet and about 1,300 feet deep.

Hilo Island of Hawaii United States Kilauea Volcano Observatory Halemaumau

St Lucie County praised for citrus prizes in Florida

The writer notes St Lucie County as a frost free county and home to premier citrus fruit. Seven consecutive first prizes at Tampa's citrus competition highlight the county's leading oranges and grapefruit and evoke local pride in Sebastian Florida.

St. Lucie St. Lucie County Tampa Florida

Secret Cannibal Tribe Found in Belgian Congo

London reports E. Torday claims a secret society among the Baluba practices cannibalism as public duty. He describes initiation rites including tasting human flesh, and notes Baluba weaving and embroidery, plus renowned carvings and statues of ancient kings from Bushimengo craftsmen.

London Belgian Congo E. Torday Torday

Hawaii's Famous Hula Traffic Cop Passes On

Honolulu mourns Peter Hose known as Pete a six foot police officer famed for directing traffic with a hula style. A tuberculosis victim he served eighteen years in the force and died at home after a period in a sanatorium. Funeral rites followed Hawaiian customs with family and friends keeping vigil.

Honolulu Peter Hose Hawaii Pete Islands

Demolished Oxford House Tied to William Penn Sermon

The house of Silas Norton where William Penn preached in 1687 has been torn down. Penn arrived in Oxford as a student at Christ Church before his expulsion over religious beliefs. Penn’s portrait remains in the college hall. Trinity and Christ Church note American ties in their displays.

Oxford England Silas Norton William Penn Penn Christ Church College Thomas Lowe Old College Cambridge Lord Baltimore Trinity William Pitt Continent Lord Neth

Safety Drive Cuts Child Auto Fatalities in L A

Los Angeles authorities report a 21 percent drop in child deaths from motor vehicle accidents due to a three year old school safety program. The curriculum, started by the board of education and the Automobile Club of Southern California, teaches practical road safety and includes poster and verse contests with diplomas awarded on completion.

Los Angeles Cal Automobile Club of Southern California Board of Education Public Safety Department Automobile Club

English World Tongue Says Globe Trotter

Benno Jacob a twenty year old German from Frankfort on the Main arrived in Seattle after two years roaming the Near East and Orient. He says English suffices for travel as he met people across Europe Arabia Egypt Sudan China and Japan where English was spoken.

Seattle Wash Benno Jacob Frankfort-on- Main Germany Japan Near East Orient Europe Arabia Egypt Sudan China

World Stamp Variety Record Tops Sixty Three Thousand

Leipsic reports a world record of 63 000 stamp varieties with 28 000 in Europe and 40 000 elsewhere. In two years 4 000 new issues joined global governments catalogs. Inflation era shifts collectors toward general collections as rare American stamps vanished from German windows.

Europe Germany

Notice of Administration for J G Norris Estate

Administratrix Mary Norris announces the estate of J G Norris deceased. Claims must be presented within twelve months of February 2, 1925 or be barred. Creditors should immediate ly settle any debts owed. February 2, 1925. Mary Norris Administratrix.

J. G. Norris Mary Norris

Stationers and Office Outfitters Ad in Kingsport Tenn

Stationers and Office Outfitters advertises a full office supply lineup including Globe Wernicke safes filing cabinets desks bookcases typewriters adding machines and more. Sam J. Bingham is manager in Kingsport Tennessee and invites price quotes before buying.

Globe-Wernicke

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Kanakai Sebastian, Fla Explorer Globe Trotter Bank of Blowing Rock Blowing Rock, N. C Sciatica Sloan’s Sloan Watauga Furniture & Lbr. CO W. R. Gragg Boone Hardware Coriendly Store Kingsport Office Supply Co Sam J. Bingham Mgr Kingsport Tenn
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