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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
7
One of the nicest and most modern bungalows in or near Boone with a big, close in lot and abundant spring water throughout the house. Price three thousand five hundred dollars with terms six years or less and balance over 1 to 6 years.
Public domain style excerpt listing tenets of Christian religion linked to white supremacy. Emphasizes pure womanhood, just laws, liberty, Americanism, state sovereignty, church and state separation, and freedom of speech and press. Includes a name, occupation, or address field placeholder.
J. D. Shook sues J. L. Wagner in Watauga NC for 351.51 money paid for Wagner as surety. A summons issued August 10 1925 returnable September 21 1925. A warrant of attachment issued same date against Wagner property returnable with summons. A. W. Smith Clerk. 88 204p
Sallie Norris declares her last will and appoints L A Green as executor. She bequeaths $100 to Eliza Stansberrys children, directs debts paid, burial wishes, and leaves remaining property to her nephew Jere mee Greene. Witnesses T E Bingham and Ora Brown sign. copy certified August 8 1925 by the Clerk of Superior Court.
State records show J. R. Trivette and H. H. Hagaman locating 10 acres along Beaver Dam Creek and Watauga River in Laurel Creek Township. Beginning at Harmon line stake near L D Gasteiger, then following old lines to Nelson Green and Kilby Grant lines, and along Watauga River back to the start. Entered August 19, 1925 by H. J. Hardin, Entry Taker.
Abingdon Virginia area offers an 86 acre farm with good improvements near church and school. Land well watered, bargain price on good terms. For details write P O Box 624 Abingdon VA. 13-20-27.
In the Superior Court, Henry Miller Shoe Company v N G Wheeler. Sheriff L M Farthing will sell on Sept 7, 1925 between 11 am and 2 pm at the courthouse door to satisfy an execution. Tract one 55 acres near Elk Road east of Boone. Tract two 8 acres with homestead exception. Sale to include all right title and interest of N G Wheeler.
In the Superior Court of Watauga County execution is directed against A C Brinkley. The sheriff will sell on September 7 1925 between 11 a m and depending hours the 60 acre tract described by metes and bounds in a deed between A C Brinkley and Mary Brinkley and E N Norris and W H Shull recorded Book 32 page 66 to satisfy the judgment.
Public sale of three tracts in Watauga County with details of tract one Ragan lands 88 acres near Silverstone road, tract two Meat Camp lands 106 1 4 acres, tract three 20 acres. Includes prior conveyances and boundaries. Also an adjacent 15 acre parcel near Meat Camp post office offered for $600 and 12 1 2 acres available at $32 per acre via S C Phillips of Boone.
Peoples Bank and Trust Company will sell at public auction on the 81st day of August 1925 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. the 52 acre parcel on Boone Trail highway west of Boone, bounded by Linney Barnes Mattie J Greene M B Blackburn Wade McGhee old road Bryan lots W R Lovill Jr and John E Brown. Sale subject to a prior lien to the Federal Land Bank of Columbia. Avery Y. Howell cashier. 7-30
A three year training course is offered by Grace Hospital in Banner Elk North Carolina. Interested applicants are urged to contact Grace Hospital for details and enrollment.
A. F. Arnold states he sold his interests in the Boone Trail Cafe to Clint Thomas. All accounts payable or due are to be paid by Thomas as of August 6, 1925.
W. H. Byrd is named administrator of Eliza Davis late of Watauga County North Carolina. Creditors must exhibit claims by September 1 1926 or be barred. Debtors should pay promptly. This 23rd day of August 1925. 8-27-6te
Mortgagee T E Bingham gives notice of sale of 17 acres 131 rods in Watauga County on Sept 12 1925 at 1 p m at courthouse door to satisfy a $445 06 default on a 1920 mortgage by Wm Hix and wife Elizabeth Hix. Bidding starts at 110 dollars.
Watauga county sheriff L. M. Farthing sells at public auction on September 7 1925 at 1 p m at the county courthouse door the property of Boone Fork Institute the defendant in an execution from the Superior Court of Watauga county The tract begins on Boone Fork Creek includes 87 acres and follows creek meanders to the turnpike road near a mile post with various landmarks listed in the deed and ends at the starting stake
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