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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

8

Doughton Talks on Agriculture and Farm Relief

Robert L. Doughton discusses agricultural distress and tariff policy, criticizing the Fordney McCumber tariff as insufficient. He cites farmers losses, price ratios, and migration from rural areas, urging swift action to prevent national decline and protect agriculture. He notes legislative support and the need for relief that benefits the broader economy.

Robert L. Doughton Elina Republican Congress Fordney-McCumber

Smith Fund Investigation Reaches $3590 in North Carolina

Investigation records show the Smith Fund in North Carolina totaled three thousand five hundred ninety dollars. Hearings were held by the United States House of Representatives from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with witnesses examined including J. E. Carraway Asheville and others across Asheville Raleigh New Bern and Durham.

Wer Oregon Bratton Mexico House of Representatives Thefternoon J. E. Carraway Asheville John G. Kinston Sheriff Edwards Shore Z. V. Turlington Moores T. A. Jones Larrye New Bern Jesse Davis Charles Webb Robi. Lathan W. B. Jones Raleigh Sumter Brawley Durham J. 8. Griffin J. Q. Kilkey Marion

Advertising ideas from the Building Advocate 1888

The Building Advocate argues against short term advertising plans. It says single ads per quarter fail to recall messages, while curiosity arousal is valuable. It notes that women also show curiosity and quitting ads in dull times is like tearing out a dam when water is low.

Building Advocate

No Quarrel Yet In Courtship Exchange

A humorous exchange between suitor and parent highlights cautious dating customs as the hopeful groom asks for his future wife’s hand and the father probes for early compatibility with a light tone.

Political Events of the Past Week and Texas GOP Split

The article outlines federal pay bills and benefits for veterans and workers, mentions state actions on housing and utilities, and notes a Texas Republican split. It describes tensions between Hoover supporters and opponents, including a state committee clash and separate conventions, with Kansas City next for national recognition.

Texas Herthose Presid Hoover Rer State Committee Littleton H. M. Wurzach Hoover Municipal National Committee Kansas City

Health guidance on topical treatments and hot packs

The article discusses cautious use of local medications for pain from joints nerves ulcers and other conditions. It warns against poisons and emphasizes skin penetrating drugs menthol ointments and petrolatum bases. It explains hot and cold packs to improve blood flow and relieve pain with safety tips.

Brooks Named Temporary State Democratic Chairman

D G Brummitt announced Aubrey L Brooks of Greensboro will be temporary chair and organizer of the state Democratic party. Farm issue dominates talks as Lowden stresses farm policy in Chicago May 17. He signals preference for Hoover in the presidential race and dismisses criticism of the McNary Haugen bill as an experiment.

Lowden Chicago Frank Republican Party Illino Empi Dec Haugen Secre- Treasury Hoover George K. Norris New York Republican Committee Babe Ruth Lincoln

Sheriff to Levy on Personal Property for Unpaid Taxes

Law requires report to county commissioners by June 25 stating all personal property taxes collected or exhausted. Levy on unpaid 1925 1926 and 1927 taxes to begin May 28 1928. L. M. Farthing Sheriff.

Board of County Commissioners L. M. Farthing

A Tight Fit Comedy And Classroom Rhyme

A Tight Fit discusses breakfast motivations while a clerk blames extra toast. In class Johnny Jones attempts a Nellie rhyme but complains of a shallow water mishap. The piece blends light humor with playful dialogue from the school setting.

Nellie Johnny Jones Johnnie

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