Democratic praise of rural credits bill and Wilson's leadership
Representative Boughton delivers a strong in House defense of rural credits, criticizing Republicans for opposition to the Federal Reserve Act and praising Wilson's handling of international and domestic policy. The piece extols farm prosperity, argues for broader legislation including good roads and the Smith Lever act, and attacks Republican misrepresentation on tariffs and farm prices. It references Foley’s advertising slip at article end.
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H. B
Bryant
News & Observer
Representative Boughton
America
Democratic Party
Europe
Wall Street
Republican Party
Smith-Lever
Wilson
Kaiser
Washington
National Republican Party
United States
White House
Charlotte Observer
Department of Agriculture
Doughton
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey cough remedy ad claim
An old advertisement extols Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey as a cough remedy for colds. It touts quick cough relief, throat soothing properties, and a price of two cents per bottle. The copy notes the formula on the bottle and targets all ages.
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Dr. Bell
Rev T F Nelson Dies in California Ties to Caldwell County
News of Rev Thomas Finley Nelson death in California received here. Born in Caldwell county near Patterson, he served with the Confederacy in the Civil War, studied for the clergy in North Carolina, and preached in several states before retiring to California eighteen years ago. He died after a weeks long illness at his son William M Nelson’s home on West Fifth Street. He was 71 years old and leaves siblings A E Nelson Patterson J L Nelson Lenoir M r A Coffey Lenoir Mrs J B Moore Elizabethton Tenn Mrs Jane E Gragg of Watauga County and A Watsonville Cal. He lived in Pajaro Valley about twenty years and was highly regarded by many friends.
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Lenoir Tople
T. E. Nelson
California
Lenoir
J. B. Moore
Elizabethton
Tenn
Jane E. Gragg
Watauga County
Watsonville
Cal
Thomas Finley Nelson
William M. Nelson
West Fifth Street
North Carolina
Corralitos
Nelson
Pajaro Valley
Linville Forest Protective Association Formed
Timberland owners in Avery Watauga and Caldwell counties organized the Linville Forest Protective Association along the Blue Ridge between Blowing Rock Grandfather Mountain and Cranberry. Major members include Cranberry Iron and Coal Sanford and Treadway Linville River Railroad Banner and Aldridge Linville Improvement Company Boone Fork Lumber Co and Mrs Moses H Cone. Smaller owners cited include N P Webb J L Hartley P M Brown E C Guy among others. The group will patrol prevent fires post notices and prosecute forest law offenders. The Federal Government owns most headwater lands of Wilson’s.
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Avery
Watauga
Caldwell
Linville Forest Protective Association
Linville
Blue Ridge
Sputa
Blowing Rock
Grandfather Mountain
Cranberry
Cranberry Iron and Coal Company
Sanford and Treadway
Lin
National Health Campaign Moves to Aid Women and Children
A Chicago health expert cites six hundred thousand women in the United States showing keen interest in a national health campaign. The plan seeks government laboratories and authoritative health bulletins, with backing from physicians, to improve testing and guidance for health. The appeal argues for better funding of public health and education, while citing related notes on rheumatic pain relief and literary quotations.
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Richmond
Virginian
Susanna Cocroft
Chicago
Cecroft
Congress of the United States
Central Health Department
Bank Report from Valle Cracin Bank May 1 1916
Bank report from Valle Cracin Bank Valle Urnels North Carolina for close of business May 1 1916 shows total resources at 90.87. Decline in deposits and capital figures not provided. Balance sheet summary indicates asset total 90.87 with unspecified currency.
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Bank of
Blowing Rock
North Carolina
Valle Cracin Bank
Valle Urnels
North Caroline
Greensboro Daily News Subscription Ad Blurb
The Greensboro Daily News advertises daily and Sunday editions with wide coverage and special News features. It touts 10 000 daily and 12 000 Sunday circulation, Washington and Raleigh representatives, AP news services, fashion pages, and a yearly subscription of seven dollars.
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North Carolina
Washington
Atlanta
Raligh
Associated Press
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Boughton
Foley & Co
Chicago, Il
Foley
MB Blackburn
T. F. Nelson
Chamberlain
Houston Post
Solomon's
HESOK
U. S
State of North Carolina
M. Sudderth
M. Supperth
W. C. Lentz
J. A. Lentz
W. R. Grace
Bank Report
Total
Cecessenerer
State of
Ubi
W. H. Mast
N. P
National Bank
THE
Greensboro Daily News
E. Glenn Salmons
Critcker Hotel
G. M. Peavler
Bristol
T. E. Bingham
Lawyer
Silas M. Greene
Mapet
N.C
Watca Reatuna A
Vilas
Coffey
L. D. Lowe T
A. Love
Anner Elk
N. C. Pinsola
N.C. Lowe
Love
F. A. Linney
Attoorney
Boone
Lovill, W. R. Lovil
Lovill
Boone, N. C
Nat. T. Dulaney
Fourth Street
Edit and Jones Lawyer
Wateuga
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