Roosevelt Republican Favors Cox in 1920 Opinion
A Roosevelt loyalist explains why he shifts from Harding to Cox in 1920. He praises Cox as Ohio governor, supports League of Nations, criticizes Harding, and urges progress over retaliation. Includes North Carolina women suffrage amendments ratified Aug 26 1920.
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Roosevelt
Cox
C. N. Willard
N.Y. World
James A. Garfield
Harding
James M. Cox
League of Nations
League
Association of Nations
Hiram Johnson
Ohio
Wilson
Colby
America
Poland
Report on The Watauga County Bank at Boone 1920
The report shows resources totaling 503 551 41 in loans and discounts with other items including cash, bonds, and bank relations. Liabilities list capital stock 49800, surplus 21000, deposits and notes payable totaling 519 60, and the cashier attesting to the figures sworn Sept 20 1920 by clerk 4 W Smith.
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Watauga County
Boone
N. C
North Carolina
Watauga
I. G. P. Haas
G. P. Hagaman
Ree L. AG FA
W. Smith
Blowing Rock
U.S. and Liberty
Mayview Construction Co
Bankers & Trust
A. Y. Howell
Box Supper Draws Large Sum for School Annex
The box supper at Meat Camp in the Winebarger district Saturday night Sept 18 raised 176.20 to help build an annex to the schoolhouse. District patrons also raised 10.50 to be shared by the six top students for the term, placed to their credit at Watauga County Bank until they reach age.
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Winebarger
Watauga
Bank of Blowing Rock Financial Statement 1920
Report of the condition of the Bank of Blowing Rock in Watauga County North Carolina signed by J Maller cashier and directors sworn before Notary Public Go F Blair on September 18 1920. The document records the bank’s status as of the date and confirms the sworn statement to the best knowledge and belief of the official signatories.
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Blowing Rock
State of
North Carolina
Watauga
J. Maller
F. Blair
C B Spicer Farm Subdivided for Public Auction in Jefferson NC
The C B Spicer Farm in Jefferson North Carolina has been subdivided into small farms and town lots and will be sold for top dollar at a public auction on the farm rain or shine.
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Jefferson
N. C
Farm and town lots on new road near enlarged Methodist School
A 233 acre farm once owned by J G Neal is offered with fertile land in good condition. Buyers gain access to building lots in the town along the new road under construction near the expanded Methodist School, a benefit valued for home education of children.
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J. G. Neal
Growth town with two Jefferson banks and affordable lots
The passage portrays a developing town with two Jefferson banks and solid community amenities. It notes good schools and churches and claims lots are offered below value at the urging of Mr. Spicer who directs their sale.
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Jefferson Banks
Annual Meeting of Three Forks W M U
The Three Forks Association W M U met at Bethel on Sept 18 with seven churches present. Rev F M Huggins preached the annual sermon on Woman's devotion to the Lord. Visitiors Rev and Mrs Studenbroke and Mrs Boldin and Mrs Barlow attended.
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Three Fork Association
Bethel
F. M. Huggins
K. D. Studenbroke
J. A. Boldin
A. R. Barlow
Studenbroke
Our Lord
W. W. Wilson
Studenbrock
Bank of Boone financial report and a for sale note
The Bank of Boone reports assets and liabilities as of September 8 1920 including loans 24115.95 cash 3210.31 and deposits 21622.88 with officers Avery Y Howell cashier and directors Burton Barrs and W K Gragg. A Ford touring car for sale in good running condition advertised at P O Box 17 Boone NC.
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Avery Y. Howell
S.C. Miller
Burton K. Barrs
W.K. Gragg
P.O
Booag, N.C
Candidates Coughton and Campbell to address Watauga voters
Democratic candidate Hon. R L Coughton and Republican Dr I W Campbell will speak in Watauga county at Rocky Point school house Stony Fork Friday Oct 1 at 1 pm Boone courthouse Friday night Oct 1 Sugar Grove Saturday Oct 2 at 1 pm Ladies urged to attend and hear the issues discussed by the able gentlemen chaired by H B Perry and T E Bincham the Democratic and Republican executive committee chairs.
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R. L. Coughton
I. W. Campbell
Congress
Eighth
Watauga County
Rocky Point
Stony Fork Township
Court House
Boone
Sugar Grove
H. B. Perry
T. E. Bincham
Thomas J. Elrod Sketch of a Lifetime Faithful County Resident
Thomas J. Elrod born January 5 1855 answered last roll call August 23 1920 aged 65 years 7 months 18 days. He lived on Flat Top Mountain and New River section in Wise County and never married. A hard worker but poor in property he valued truth and lawfulness and repented about 1885. He spoke of heaven with family on his final night and urged loved ones to prepare to meet him there.
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Wade Rogers
Flat Top Mountain
New River
Tom
Jesus
Central Ohio Farms Seeks Catalogue Requests
Real estate notice touts fertile limestone and clay soils in Ohio, highlighting bluegrass, clover, abundant springs, and profitable crops. It invites inquiries for a free illustrated catalogue and lists contact at Coshocton Ohio.
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BE A
Stroutfarll
Blake V.mizer
Mar G
Shelby Building
Coshocton
Ohio
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General Assembly of
United States
C. B. Spicer
Day of Sale! Brass Band
Interstate Land Auction Company
Bristol, Tenn
Honig
R. Bauguss
Jefferson, N. * C
Annual Meeting
Three Forks
Beaver Dam
D. F. Horton
I. G. Greer
J. M. Moretz
Emma Moore
Alice Moody
the Bank of Boone
North Carola
Thomas J. Elrod
Central Ohio Farms