Mills Calls on GOP to Save the Union Principles
White Plains New York May 19 Ogden L Mills former secretary of the Treasury told the Association of New York State Young Republican Clubs the Republican party must battle to preserve the Union and resist the New Deal he warned it threatens economic planning government control of industry and loss of individual liberty The article also notes a Jersey cattle project at Appalachian State Teachers College with a four month old bull from Oakwood Farm and discussion of trench silos for winter feed.
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White Plains
N. Y
Republican Party
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Mills
Association of
New York
Democratic Party
Appalachian State
Teachers College
Oakwood
Catawba County
R. L. Shuford
Jersey Cattle Club
Mabel
Nepbule
Sybil
Fox
Red Lady
South
No Feed Wasted When Farm Silo Is Used
Article notes silage reduces feed loss versus drying and shocking methods. Discusses corn or sorghum for silage, with sorghum yielding more tonnage while corn favored by dairymen. Identifies Ashey Eureka corn varieties and Japanese seeded ribbon cane for sorghum. Recommends planting corn or sorghum around June 15 in the mountains.
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N. C
Eureka
Drouth
Death notices honor Caudill Edmiston and Dyer in county paper
Mrs George Caudill of Valle Crucis dies after weeks of illness. Funeral held Sunday with Reverend H A Dobbin and burial near Valle Crucis. Survivors include husband and children. Mrs Charlotte C Edmisten of Boone dies after a third stroke aged 85. Services at Cottrell home and burial in Edmisten cemetery. Survivors include daughter Texie Cottrell and several Edmisten children. Mr Dyer, a Valle Crucis native and Spanish American War veteran, dies after returning to the county. memorials and burial details given.
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George Caudill
Valle Crucis
Democrat
H. A. Dobbin
Ledgerwood
Alleghany County
Watauga County
Charlotte C. Edmisten
D. J. Cottrell
Boone
Cottrell
P. A. Hicks
Edmisten
J. D. Cottrell
W. R. Cottrell
W. E. Edmisten
Shuford Edmisten
Voign Edmisten
Shuford C. Edmisten
Gladys Hagaman
Lorene Miller
Elizabeth Cook
Geneva Cook
Milton Mast
Lucille Mast
Texie Cottrell
Farthing
Abe
State Farm
New River
Baptist Church
Edmiston
Episcopal Church
Scatchley
Watauga
Pacific Northwest
Dyer
C. C. Edmiston
Frank Abe
Dock Edmisten
Memorial notices and obituaries from Mount Pleasant area
Anita Howell infant daughter of W N Howell of Kannapolis died in Charlotte of pneumonia and was buried at Old Mount Pleasant Church after a Saturday service. Also in Matney obituary for 96 year old Saran McNabb Baird lists extensive descendants and church service. John C Dyer of Valle Crucis dies at 58 from heart trouble after a brief illness.
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Anita Howell
W. N. Howell
This County
Kannapolis
St. Peter’s Hospital
Charlotte
Mount Pleasant Lutheran Church
J. A. Yount
Boone
Clara
Dora Mae
John C. Dyer
Valle Crucis
E T and W N C Motor Transport Schedule 1933
Schedule effective September 1 1933 lists Boone to Valle Crucis Banner Elk Elk Park and Asheville routes at 11 20 a m and 8 20 a m with additional lines to Roan Mountain Hampton Elizabeth ton Johnson City Greeneville Morristown Knoxville and West at 12 20 p m and 8 20 p m and long hauls to Blowing Rock Lenoir Hickory Charlotte Statesville Salisbury High Point Greensboro Durham Raleigh Norfolk at 9 15 a m and 5 30 p m and to Asheville Greeneville South Carolina Columbia Charleston Augusta Atlanta Jacksonville and South at 12 30 p m Lowest fares everywhere best highways no dust inquire of ticket agent for fares and schedules to other points.
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Asheville
Roan Mountain
Hampton
Elizabethton
Johnson City
Greeneville
Morristown
Knoxville
West
Blowing Rock
Lenoir
Hickory
Charlotte
Statesville
Salisbury
High Point
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Norfolk
S. C
Columbia
Charleston
Augusta
Tlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
Doctor Baughman Sets Monthly Boone Office Visit
Dr C B Baughman an eye ear nose and throat specialist from Elizabethton Tennessee will visit the office of Dr J B Hagaman in Boone on the first Monday of each month to practice his profession.
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C. B. Baughman
Elizabethton
Tenn
J. B. Hagaman
Boone
North Carolina Press Association to Meet at Pinnacle Inn
Banner Elk hosts the North Carolina Press Association July 11 to 13 at Pinnacle Inn run by Lees-McRae College. Miss Beatrice Cobb announces plans while editors tour Banner Elk and consider a Roan summit trip as part of the event. About 100 editors and publishers attend, with J. Roy Parker as president and John Park as past president. Carey Down of the Charlotte News visited Banner Elk. Junior Birdmen of America promotion also appears in the page.
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Banner Elk
N. C
North Carolina Press Association
Pinnacle Inn
Beatrice Cobb
Edgar H. Tufts
Tufts
Lees-McRae College
Miss Cobb
Morganton News-Herald
L. L. Campbell
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lees-McRae
Banner Elk and
The
Press Association
J. Roy Parker
Ahoskie
John Park
Raleigh
Carey Down
Charlotte News
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Union Model Dairy Herd
Treasury
Roosevelt
New Deal
Avers
Christian Science Monitor
Mez
Christian Science Publishing Sc
Ene
Norway Street
Boston
Massi
Ciety Ichusetts
Chris
Stan Science Monitor
Wate
Magazine
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Popular Mechanics
E. Ontario
St Dept. N
Chicago
Sarah Baird
Saran McNabb Baird
J. L. Triplett
Matney
Methodist Church
F. C. Watts
Matney Baptist Church
Baird
David McNabb
William C. Baird
D. F. Baird
Cambridge
Nebraska
A. L. Baird
James Baird
G. R. Michael
J. B. Matney
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sarah
E. T. & W. N. C. Motor Transportation Company
Elk Park
Vilas
W. W. Campbell
J. A. Williams
Demonstration School
Ite
Lizzie
W. L. Winkler
Frank Bentley
Skulls Mills
Bern-Mar's
East Main St
Boone, N.C
Huntington
Bern- Mar's
Boone, N. C
Long Lumber Company
Boone Radio Service
K. I. Dacus
Sharpe’s Auto Repair
Harper Avenue
Farmers Hardware & Supply CO
Mt. Hagin
Shipley Farms
North Carolina
Avery Resort
Birdmen of America
Baltimore Sunday American
Smitheys Store
Beachial
Smitheys
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