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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1933

Page

4

Ashe County Tax Battle and Judge Bowie’s Debt Curtailment

The 1933 Watauga Democrat reports Judge Bowie’s action to halt Ashe County’s debt rise and reduce taxes to ease payments. It questions who controlled county governance in the prior decade, implying a single figure as the driver of tax burdens while noting the need for responsible fiscal limits.

Bowie Ashe County Ashe

Repeal Prospects Grow as States Shift on Prohibition

The article notes Vermont and Maine moving toward repeal and Colorado Maryland and Minnesota voting against national prohibition. It asserts North Carolina and five others vote on November 7 to decide whether to overturn the 18th Amendment and restore state control over liquor. It argues public sentiment favors repeal and urges a plan for North Carolina to manage liquor if prohibition ends.

Vermont Maine Commonwealths Colorado Maryland Minnesota North Carolina

Married Women Teachers policy debate raises employment ethics

A discussion urges fair hiring for teachers prioritizing real qualifications over marital status. It condemns blanket discharge of married teachers and favors gradual, careful replacements while noting the need to educate children. Also mentions visits by Mr and Mrs James Moore of Bristol Tennessee and a Save $1,000-a-year slogan contest in the American Weekly.

The Nation Cries Out for Deliverance as Jesus Refuses Kingship

A dramatic excerpt discusses Jesus facing pressure from followers who seek to crown him king after feeding 5000. He weighs political power against spiritual mission, then withdraws alone to the mountain, leaving the crowd to confront their own aims. Next Week: What Gaineth It?

Jesus Moses Heaven David Jerusalem Solomon Papa Mama Darling

Love and debt mark town cemetery fund drive appeal

The editor notes community gratitude for cemetery upkeep funded by donors but warns the cemetery committee is short on funds and needs assistance. Messages urge contributions while praising steadfast, enduring love and shared loss.

Democrat Statesville J. S. Stanbury B. J. Councill

On the New Deal and Square Deal Debates in North Carolina

Blaine writer A A Hill questions the new deal's impact on prices for flour and cotton goods, and whether repeal of the 18th amendment will occur. He argues religious voters should support the amendment, warns against drunkenness, and criticizes state borrowing and future debt as North Carolina struggles with current spending and tomorrow’s debts.

Democrat A. A. Hill Blaine N. C Union Republcan Peter Paul Christ North Carolina

Science Finds Muscles Also Used in Thought

A method using electrical apparatus to detect dreams and thoughts shows muscles participate in thought alongside the brain. Professor Louis William Max of New York University notes muscle involvement does not imply athletes are better thinkers.

Max Chicago American Psychological Association Louis William Max New York University

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