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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

2

Archaeology trip to Smoky Mountains seeks prehistoric remains

In Knoxville a Smithsonian and Tennessee funded expedition departs for Gatlinburg to search the Great Smoky mountains for traces of ancient inhabitants. In New York a Bible Society report notes over ten million copies or parts distributed in 166 languages in 1927. Washington reports a tax reduction bill passage with a near tie vote. Chicago surveys organized crime linking gambling bootlegging and politics. Georgia's Nu Kai Klan letter supports Al Smith presidency. Tennessee Baptists vote to abolish the education board replacing it with an unpaid commission. Chattanooga hosts the 73rd Southern Baptist convention opening sessions.

Knoxville, Tenn Smithsonian Institute State of Tennessee Gatlinburg Tenn Great Smoky Mountains Smoky New York American Bible Society Board of Managers Society United States Chicago Illinois Association of Criminal Justice Chronicle A. A. Bruce Atla Georgia Nu Klux Klan Nathan B. Forrest Grand Dragon Anness Americ Xe A. Smith al Smith Forrest Order Washington Manooga Education Board Southern Baptists Southern Baptist Convention Ci Br Maddry Raleigh N. C Convention

History of the Western Army notes from a veteran

An eighty four year old Civil War veteran recounts major campaigns of the Western Army. He describes Rosecrans Bragg Hood Sherman and Johnston at Chickamauga Missionary Ridge Kennesaw Mountain and Atlanta battles. He recalls losses at Lovejoy Station and the Mississippi crossing at Lawrence and Greensboro surrender near Greensboro. The narrative also touches on politics and postwar economic data.

L. D. Miller Cvil Joseph E. Johnson General Sherman Rosecrans Braxton Bragg Chicamagua Tennessee Longstreet Virginia France Germany N. C Jefferson D. H. Hood Johnson Gen. Thomas Franklin Tenn Thomas Hood Davis Mississippi Sherman Lawrence Ala South Carolina Columbia North Carolina Wilmington Raleigh Herman Greensboro Great Britain

Agriculture Leads Mrs. de Style at Social Ball

Mrs de Style terms agriculture as leading, while Mrs Rose Quyck states her daughter has another year at school before becoming a dilettante and will not debut until next season.

Cyclone Mack rebukes preacher politicians at tabernacle

The Rev. Cyclone Mack denounces political preachers who meddle in state affairs. He argues pastors should preach Jesus Christ and focus on salvation, not influence government, urging adherence to the strict separation of church and state.

B. “Cyclone Mack Tabernacle Jesus Christ Mr. McLendon

Saving money as protection against illness and unemployment

The piece argues earning money is less important than saving money. It notes that many men have grown from pennies saved in youth and saving serves as a safety net against destitution if illness or unemployment strikes. It warns that spending all earned money leads to living above income, even without debt.

Bizarre Exchange Sparks Suspicion of Political Graft

An odd, fragmentary dialogue hints at religious readers, graft schemes, and a bank heist. Characters speak of meddling parties, a hat concession scheme, and a stop-signal violation amid cemetery references.

Entry Notice for 25 Acre Lot in Meat Camp Township

State of North Carolina Watauga County Office of Entry Taker Stanberry invites application for 25 acre vacant land in Meat Camp township near Meat Camp creek and New River south of Todd adjoining D. C. Coffey Amos Stanberry Dwight L. Stanberry and Howel Stanberry Entered May 5 1928 Mrs H J Hardin Entry Taker.

State of North Carolina Watauga County Stanberry Meat Camp Meat Camp Creek New River Todd N. C D. C

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