Watauga Democrat May 29 1930 issue details
The Watauga Democrat publishes weekly under R. C. Rivers. notices include cards of thanks resolutions and obituaries with standard ad rates. It is mailed from Boone North Carolina as second class matter for Thursday May 29 1930.
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Boone
N. C
Poet Laureate John Masefield Appointed for England
The King names John Masefield poet laureate amid historic reflection on the office. Masefield, English to the core, rose from poverty and hard work at sea to literary fame with Reynard the Fox and now leads a theatre at Oxford. He is a teetotaller and 55 years old, with decades ahead for productive writing.
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John Masefield
England
Robert Bridges
Tennyson
America
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
New York
Reynard the Fox
Oxford
University
Scorekeepers and the Recorder’s Court in Editorial View
An editorial in Fountain Inn Tribune defends publishing local court records. It compares Tribune to a scorekeeper, recording hits and runs without taking sides, asserting public access to reports and that printing stories does not imply endorsement or judgment.
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Morganton News-Herald
Fountain Inn
S. C
Tribune
Recorder's Court
Recorders’ Court
Robert Quillen
Whiskey seizure burns 10000 gallons on Seaboard rails
In Hamlet North Carolina about 10 000 gallons of whiskey labeled Golden Wedding were burned after being seized Thursday following a tip. Deputy Lawrence McLean led the investigation with Chief Miller directing the burn and Sheriff Braswell overseeing the cargo with deputies. The liquor, shipped from Charleston to Brooklyn in boxcars marked molding clay, was valued at roughly 200 000 dollars and railway officials pursued action against the shipper and consignee.
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Hamlet
N. C
Lawrence McLean
Miller
Charleston
S. C
Brooklyn
Braswell
The Way of Life A Letter to a Young Man
A guidance piece urging focus on a specific better job, higher skills, and unique value. The author advises selecting a target role, gaining specialized training, and crafting an original application letter that reveals how the candidate can increase the employer’s profits.
The Family Doctor Old Remedies and New
A veteran physician contrasts old effective remedies with modern pharmaceuticals. He laments mass produced, taste unfriendly drugs and praises traditional compounds like jalap powder for its surprising per diem efficacy. He warns against discarding proven old cures as medicine evolves.
Boone repeals sewer bond ordinance of 1930
Be it ordained by the mayor and board of aldermen of Boone North Carolina that the March 18 1930 ordinance authorizing 11000 sewer system bonds is repealed from this date May 22 1930. The mayor R S Swift and town clerk L L Bingham attest.
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Boone
North Carolina
Watauga Democrat
R. S. Swift
L. L. Bingham
Parable of the Talents and Faithfulness in Judgment
Sermon on Matthew 25 contrasts faithful servants who invest their talents with a faithless one who hides his gift. The lesson urges responsible use of God given gifts, warning that neglect leads to judgment and loss, while faithful effort brings reward and growth. Also notes a Caldwell County beekeeping loss of up to fifty percent amid a short honey flow.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Mount of Olives
Temple
Caldwell County
Radical fashion changes and Supreme Court debate
Women seek drastic fashion updates with longer hems and new styling methods. The Supreme Court discussion contrasts views on appointing justices, citing Brandeis Parker Roberts and Hoover, highlighting Senate dynamics and constitutional interpretation.
Cove Creek Baptist Preaches on a Challenging Mess
Dr. Will O. Gordon will preach at 11 o clock about Staying With a Bad Mess at Cove Creek Baptist Church. Text from Titus 1 5 guides the sermon. Sunday School starts at 10 with classes for all ages. B Y P U follows at 7 30 p m. A cordial welcome to all.
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Cove Creek
Cove Creek Baptist Church
Will O. Gordon
Crete
Titus
Gordon
Astronomer Notes Earth Speeding Up In Orbit
An astronomer warns the earth is speeding up in its orbit and hints at broader cosmic changes. The brief remark appears amid a Wichita Eagle page containing reader notices and advertisements.
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Wichita Eagle
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R. C. Rivers Roe
Rivers Publishers
Seaboard
John Joseph Gaines
DR. Will
Virginian
Albert T. Reid
Sleem
Agnes
Wsfarm
Las
loere_ I. Reid
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Bench
United States Senate
Senate
Brandeis
John J. Parker
Hoover
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Parker
Roberts
Fancy
California