Local News Highlights and Community Notes
Moody's fresh delphware line attracts buyers. North Wilkesboro trader A. J. Penley visits the village. Mrs. Wyatt Hayer of Sands remains critically ill. Local shoe line promotes low prices. J. B. Horton and wife stay with J. C. Horton at New River. Presiding Elder Vestal passes through on county tour. Rev. J. P. Hagaman visits and stays with relatives. Blowing Rock Troupe performs for church at Poplar Grove. Prof. D. D. Dougherty suffers a throat abscess. Watauga church services scheduled. Caldwell Superior court shifts to civil cases in Lenoir. Bank official J. M. May resigns temporarily for health. Valle Crucis students attend industrial school exercises. Mayan hay forecast concerns county crops. Prof. W. M. Francum moves to Elk Park as county school superintendent. The Avery Vim debuts at Elk Park under T. S. Gosorn. Calvin Trivett returns to Watauga from Tennessee. County Board of Education meets to appoint committee members and review property titles. Prof. I. G. Greer visits from Tennessee and North Carolina for ideas. Avery county nominates county site. Elk Park campaigns. Coffey of Blowing Rock plants 25 acres of corn. debate over his loyalties. North Carolina Supreme Court upholds Yates manslaughter conviction. Appalachian Training School summer term opens June 1 with strong faculty. Mrs. W. C. Coffey and family visit Ashe County.
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Minneapolis
Elk Park
Toe
Avery
Mitchell
Blowing Rock
T. H. Coffey
Sons of Rest
Order
Supreme Court of North Carolina
O Mel Yates
Watauga Superior Court
Jack McGuire
Yates
Appalachian Training School
B. B. Dougherty
J. M. Downam
Lenoir
N. C
E. E. Randolph
Jean Witherspoon
Alice Wilson
I. G. Greer
Misa Willie Spainnour
Mary G. Reitvel
Fuller
Foley's Kidney Remedy Aids Irondale Man
M. N. George of Irondale Alabama suffered long kidney troubles and credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with rapid relief. After three days his back pain eased and kidney action improved, leading him to highly recommend the remedy.
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M. N. George
Irondale
Ala
Foley
Local farmer advertises stock castration tool
The notice by H Hayes of Vilas New York offers a modern instrument for castrating all kinds of stock especially horses and males. It invites persons needing such services to write soon at Vilas NY for reasonable rates and prompt work.
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Horges
Vilas
N.Y. Ft
H. Hayes
V. 8
A Trap Gentleman Quote by R R Hodges
A fragment quotes R R Hodges praising a gentleman who is fair and decent to all, never boastful, logging without squealing and winning without bragging, generous yet principled, and wise enough to share wealth without exploiting others.
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R. R. Hodges
Medical Society Meeting Called in Wataura County
The Medical Society of Wataura County is called to meet in Boone on Monday June 5 to transact business. Members are urged to attend. J W Jones M D President. Praying For Rain. Wilmington Dispatch 20th. Drought cripples crops in Calumbus Robeson and Scotland counties as cotton planters fear losses. Whiteville closes businesses and churches pray for rain. Chadbourne issues a proclamation urging prayer at homes. No rain since last September hurts strawberry yields and end of shipping season approaches. A Hickory exchanges operator Miss Lela Bobbitt faced two men with a pistol after they questioned her at 2 AM. She warned them off and the men fled. There is public concern over rising danger to women.
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Medical Society of
Wataura County
Boone
J. W. Jones
M. D
Wilmington
Carolina
Calumbus
Robeson
Scot—land
Whiteville
Chadbourne
Lela Bobbitt
Hickory Telephone Exchange
Watkins Company seeks bright salesman in Watauga Co
Over two million farmers across the United States and Canada are being canvassed by traveling salesmen for Watkins Remedies and related products. A rare chance is offered for a young energetic salesman to handle the business in Watauga County. The J. R. Watkins Company based in Baltimore lists extensive operations and a large capital, noting a plague epidemic in the Far East driving up drug prices, including a 60 percent rise in carbolic acid in eastern markets.
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United States
Canada
Watkins’ Remedis
Watauga Co
J. R. Watkins Company
South
Gay Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Far East
Veterinary Surgeon Announces Practice in Vilas North Carolina
R F Hayes announces veterinary surgery practice in Vilas NC. diploma holder says he is the only surgeon in the county and invites calls or visits at his rural route address. He signs as G H Hayes with rural route 1. B71.
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Vilas
G. H. Hayes
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Boone, N. C
Cheresh
Delph! Ware
Moody’s
A. J. Penley
North Wilkesboro
Wyatt Hayer
Sands
W. P. Moody
Vestal
J. P. Hagaman
Morganton
Watauga
Ma’m
Poplar Grove
D. D. Dougherty
W. R. Savage
St. John’s
Caldwell Superior Court
Rension
Long
Linney
Lovill
Coffey
Our Town
Watauga County Bank
Bertha
Esther Stanbury
Jeff
Valle Crucis
Mayhan
Avery Vim
W. M. Francum
Avery County
T. 8. Gosorn
Calvin Trivett
Limestone, Tenn
Tennessee
Willie Adams
Brushy Fork
County Board of Education
North Carolina
W. C. Coffey
Shelton
Allie
Jefferson and
Creston
Ashe County
Soleys Kidney Pills
Lipa
Bears
Castoria
London-Stoffel Hardware CO
Pioneer Hardware
Mountain City
R. D. Jennings
Banners Elk, N. C
Blackburn Hotel
Corry
N. L. Mast, Pres
J. FI. Mast
J. W. Horton
L. A. Greene
T. P. Adams
W. L. Hendrix
N. L. Mast
J. M. May
D. F. Horton
W. FF. Sherwood
E. F. Bingham
A. N. Mast
Hagaman & Go
Harmon
W. B. Baird
C. D. Taylor
W. E. Shipey
H. B. Perry
J. A. Woodie
J. G.hagaman
A.J. Morez
G*c. Green
J. M. Wellborn
John W. Hodges
H. McD. Little
T. A. Critcher
Kimber Johnson
Jennie Coffey
I. W. Farthing
Mattie G. Curtis
E. S
LL Critcher
Hickory
J.J. Parlier
Be Clarke
Vice Press
Ovddeath
Bank OF
N.C
Rhode Islas
W. W. Stringfellow
Rion
Callon W.C. Lentz
W. C. Lentz
Blowing Rock, N.C
Elizabethton
Tenn
Jett Bros
R. MW. Greene
Nery
W. V. Calaway
Sholls Mills
N C
D. J. Cottrell
Cottrell Erand
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