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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

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Equal of Sergeant York Found by New York Medal Fame

Dispatch from New York says lieutenant colonel and 12 officers plus 250 snipers saluted Sergeant Bill Donnelly of Company B 18th Infantry in the second Maine battle placing him among York for bravery. Donnelly led six men to trap German snipers, then directed grenades and forced surrender, earning French and U S honors. Pershing may lead a parade with Bill and the first division.

New York Bill” Donnelly 18Th Infantry Maine Therby Bil Alvin C. York Pall Mall Tenn York Church of Christ and Christian Union Little Tennessee Vilage Wolf Rive Donly Gernades Donnelly Bill United States Camp Mills Pershing

Egyptians and the War Clarifies Egyptian troops role

Ronald Lindsay denial clarifies that no Egyptian soldier wore British colors though Egyptian artillery fought at Suez in 1915 with two killed and six wounded. Four battalions guarded lines of communication in Sinai under Allenby, plus Egyptian labor corps totaling 80 000 to 90 000 with about 1 500 casualties over four years.

Ronald Lindsay Washington Grover C. Hall Montgomery Montgomery, Ala Hall Joseph W. Folk Missouri Foreign Relations Committee United States Senate Folk Lindsay Egypt Suez Canal Sina Allenby Syria Hadjaz Alenby Labor Corps

Grudge Citizen Critiques a Notorious Local Figure

A Grudge resident condemns a local man as a gifted schemer who tells entertaining stories, borrows money, repays little, gains signers for petitions, wins lodge offices, and performs less honest work than three others combined, per the judge.

North Wilkesboro District Women Mission Meeting in Boone

The Annual Meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of the North Wilkesboro District met in Boone on September 3 and 4. Dist. Lee opened with devotion, Allye Henry Penn sang, and Mrs. Hy J. Dinham of Asheville spoke on the society’s work. Mrs. J. Stanbury led devotionals and Mrs. Bennett gave the welcome. Reports from the district and its waxes were read, round table exercises impressed attendees, and Rev. Downum spoke on study classes and mission information. Mrs. Dunham presented a moving Columbus Centia demonstration, and music enriched the sessions.

Women’s Mission Meeting Women’s Missionary Society of the North Wilkesboro Boone Lee Allye Henry Penn Hy J Dinham Asheville Stanbury A. V. Bennnett Dist

Turning the Light on Oneself in Animal Remembrance

An editorial excerpt argues that mocking animals shows a hard selfish nature and cites Japan and South Africa war memorials as examples of humane tribute. It notes that great minds in literature art and religion uphold reverent regard for all life and reflects on a Boston Transcript editorial praising memorials for dogs and horses.

Japan Russia South Africa Ife Boston Transcript State House

Ancient country fairs and changing tastes in Greeneville

Greeneville Piedmont recalls old fashioned country fairs with hay, fruit, and art exhibits. The writer laments fading pageantry as modern crowds chase ballooning feats and tractor displays, noting markets once linked supply and demand and mourns lost rural charms.

Europe Greeneville Piedmont

True Home Meaning in Ruskin’s Hearth Vision

John Ruskin proclaims home as a sacred hearth sheltered by love and trust. A true wife makes home universal, its light reaching beyond walls, while outside anxieties destroy its sacred peace.

John Ruskin

Mary Hendry to Wed Wilmer Mason Alten at Lenoir

Mr and Mrs W. Newland announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Mary Hendry to Mr Wilmer Mason Alten at the Presbyterian church in Lenoir North Carolina at 2 p m on September and invite two friends to attend the ceremony.

Public Health Service warns of diphtheria danger this season

The United States Public Health Service warns of diphtheria danger and urges immediate notice of suspected cases. Antitoxin is supplied free by the state and the county physician should keep a supply. A list of diseases reported last month includes typhoid fever and measles with named individuals in multiple towns.

United States Public Health Service Rominger Otis Oliver Shulls

Notice to Teachers and School Committees

All teachers not reporting absences as required by law are asked to send in their reports at once. School committees not yet furnishing the county superintendent a copy of this year’s census are asked to forward it promptly. ROY M. BROWN, Attendance Officer.

Roy M. Brown

For Sale Milk Cows From Green Park Hotel Co

Immediate sale of 10 or 15 choice milk cows after season at Blowing Rock. Green Park Hotel Co.

Blowing Rock Green Park Hotel Co

Notice of Sale in Watauga County Courthouse Land Auctions

In the district of Watauga County North Carolina under an order in the Smith Hagaman administrator of Roy Reese et al guardianship proceeding, the nape commissioner will offer at the courthouse door on October 1, 1910, for sale to the highest bidder on six months time three tracts of Beaver Dam lands in Watauga County with boundaries described and containing 1, 120, and 25.5 acres respectively, plus a one half undivided interest in the Thomas Love tract, with sale conducted between 10 am and 2 pm and secured by approved security.

Wilson Northwest America League of Nations Senate Borah Siberia Russia Congress Johnson McCormick Mexico Fall Pershing Europe New York High Point Stanton Theodore Roosevelt North Carolina O’ Henry Greensboro G. Greer Watauga County Roy M Brown Bicket Salt Lake City EB. C. Brooks Liv Superior Court of Watauga North Carolina Smith Hagaman Roy Reese Julia Reese Mae Reese Manly Williams Bruce Williams Bruce Reese Asa Reese Lewis Reese Dear Reese Guardian Ad Litem Kirst Thomas J. Farthing Cable Thomas King Ward B. H. Farthing Fii Tate Thomas Love Locust Gap Bakers Gap Stone Mountain Realy Greens Huffman Ne Nut State Line Smith Hagaman, Cor

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