Equinoctial storm and early rain disrupt local town life
The Equinoctial storm arrived ahead of schedule bringing persistent east rain since Sunday night. Reports note Atty J P Arthur back at Blair Hotel after two weeks at Shull's Mills. Brickwork to Boone Public School halts classes until next Monday.
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Atty. J. P. Arthur
Blair Hotel
J._ C. Shull
Shull’s Mills
Local News Amid Mountain City Revival and School Updates
Community reports from Mountain City Tennessee note Rev Hickman leading a revival at the Methodist church this week while J C Davis remains very ill with little chance of recovery. W M Thomas teaches a North Fork school praised as fine and the building has just been painted. Citizens improved the schoolhouse and the bell was donated by W M Reese and oil for painting by Rev N C Combs. Also mentioned are Hubbard Swift’s illness improving, A J Campbell in Johnson City on business, Uncle Martin Warren optimistic about a big corn crop, and an advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills by Postmaster Antoine Deloria of Garden Michigan referencing kidney and bladder relief as personally experienced.
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J.C. Davis
Hickman
Methodist Church
North Fork
W. M. Thomas
Mabel
W. M. Reese
Prince of Bachelors
Rev
N. C. Combs
A. J. Campbell
Johnson City
Tenn
Martin Warren
For Sale Blowing Rock Bottling Works
Blowing Rock bottling works for sale with an established, profitable business. Potential to double earnings for a buyer seeking mountain living. Contact W. L. Boatright in Blowing Rock North Carolina.
Farmers Institutes At Valle Crucis September Meetings
State Agriculture Department hosts a two day Farmers Institute at Valle Crucis with W N Hutt and others discussing fruit growing crops and livestock. A Woman's Institute led by Miss Lucie T Webb and Mrs Henry Slagel runs alongside with discussions on Household Economics and child education. Prizes include magazine subscriptions for top bread loaf and best school lunch, with a round table Q&A in the afternoon and participants urged to bring lunch notebooks and pencils.
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State Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute Committee
Watauga County
Valle Crucis
Boone
W. N. Hutt
Department of Agriculture
Lucie T. Webb
Warren County
Henry Slagel
Macon
Miss Webb
Slugel
North Carolina
B. Parker
Istitutes
W. A'Graham
End of tariff bill nears final passage in Senate
The Democratic tariff bill has cleared Senate with minimal changes and moves toward presidential signature. Officials expect quicker concurrence and shaping for signing, with a currency bill and tariff reform likely this session. The nation should settle to business conditions under Democratic leadership ahead of Wilson's reendorsement.
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Charlotte Observer
Senate
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
For Sale Thoroughbred Duroc Pigs Ready for Delivery
For sale a herd of thoroughbred Duroc pigs ready for delivery by September 27. Write or call J C Brown Valle Crucis for fine pigs at a reasonable price.
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J.C. Brown
Valle Crucis
WEW River Farm For Sale Promoting Sale By Owner
Owner cites brother’s ill health and offers farm for sale near North Wilkesboro. Tom Elrod will show property or send full description photographs and prices via mail to interested buyers.
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Tom Elrod
North Wilkesboro
Watauga and Yadkin River Railroad Announces New Schedule
The W Y Railroad now runs regular daily trains two per Saturday. Westbound No 1 runs daily except Sunday from North Wilkesboro at 6:45 AM to Grandin at 8:45 AM. Saturday No 8 departs 2:45 PM for Grandin arriving 4:00 PM. Sunday No 7 leaves 1:25 PM arriving 2:40 PM. Other services depart Grandin 2:45 PM to North Wilkesboro 4:15 PM. Saturday No 4 leaves Grandin 9:00 AM arriving North Wilkesboro 10:30 AM. Saturday and Sunday No 6 from Grandin 4:45 PM to North Wilkesboro 6:15 PM. Landon, General Manager.
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W. & Y.R. Railway
Grandin
North Wilkesboro
C. Landon
They Are Here Right Now What They Are Here Right Now
W. F. Sherwood advertises a county ready-to-wear shop offering suits up to size 50, Wanamaker Brown tailor made line samples, mid-summer dress goods under 1.00 per yard, seed for shoes, book satchels, and a closeout sale on oxfords. Also stock groceries and buys butter, chickens, eggs, and produce at top market prices.
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Ens
Wanamaker & Brown
E.U. Skuffers
W. F. Sherwood
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Lucile Winkler
John E. Brown
Washington, D. C
Ladies’ Aid Society
Worth Penn
Julius Blair
Lenoir
Mr. Blair
New River
W. R. Savage
Virginia Beach
Blowing Rock
James Cook
Mortimer
W. B. Austin
A. O. James
Mr. Matthews
A. T.S
University of North Carolina
J. C. Fletcher
Burnsville
Franklin
Macon County
John 8. Williams
Raleigh
Mies Maude
Observer
Watauga
Southwest Land Company
Abingdon
East Boone
Appalachis
Brushy Fork
Thos. Hagaman
8.J. Flannery
Watauga Lodge No
Grace Episcopal Church
Morganton
W. W. Scott
Mary Annie Miller
M. N. Harshaw
L. N. Perkins
Scott
Lenoir Topic
Pension
W. W. Presnell
America
Germany
Mountain Ity. Tenn
Antoine Deloria
Guarden, Mich
Foley
W. L. Boatright
Blowing Rock N.C
Farmers Institutes
Watauga & Yadkin River Railroad
State of
North Caroliina
Said County
Kayand
Potter
North Fork Township
Snake Mt
Aeha Winebargers
H. J. Hardin
Watauga Co
Said
W. R. Louis
Laurel Creek
Buckeye Creek
Joseph Flannery
W A. Lenoir
Flannery
Klipperberg
Boone, Watauga Co
Carolina
N. C
Great
Appalachian Training School
Southwest Land Co
Home Office
R. D. Jennings
Banners Elk
Blackburn Hotel
M. B. Blackburn
Alfred W. Dula
Granate Jeweler
Dula
Lenoir, North Carolina
W. C. Coffey
J.T. Miller
N. L. Mast
G. P. Hagaman
the Bank
Watauga County Bank
Boone, Nortle Carolina