100 Years Ago
Thursday, November 2, 1924 Boil your drinking water. Owing to the drouth, it has been necessary to pull river water...
Read moreThursday, November 2, 1924 Boil your drinking water. Owing to the drouth, it has been necessary to pull river water...
Read moreThursday, October 23, 1924 COUNTRY LIFE CONFERENCE Last Saturday, the second Annual Country Life Conference was held for the people...
Read moreThursday, October 16, 1924 We had our first frost of the season last night to do any damage. A lot...
Read moreThursday, October 9, 1924 ...An empire that ruled the world sank into nothingness when the government, instead of stressing the...
Read moreThursday, October 2, 1924 Did you ever think that the farmer’s art lies exposed to the critic’s eye? Either a...
Read moreThursday, September 25, 1924 A political editorial has been called for, and how I do dread it. It was a...
Read moreThursday, September 18, 1924 TINY McCOY HUNG “May God bless us all and take us to Heaven on the Day...
Read moreThursday, September 11, 1924 Today, the voice of the county is friendly and assured. And I know of no county...
Read moreThursday, September 4, 1924 Thomas Gray did some strong thinking along the line of country life. He was a teacher...
Read moreThursday, August 28, 1924 Harvey Bright was struck in the stomach by the rebound of a plank while operating a...
Read moreThursday, August 21, 1924 We understand that B. B. Campbell has finished up his contract of close to four million...
Read moreThursday, August 21, 1924 Editor Times: We have had some interesting chapel periods at C. T. C. There are two...
Read moreThursday, August 7, 1924 This week will finish dismantling the railroad track of the Warn Lumber Corporation from above Dunmore...
Read moreThursday, July 31, 1924 Two dry state law enforcement officers made a raid on the Judge Bennett farm near Fayetteville...
Read moreThursday, July 24, 1924 At the recent county life conference held on Knapps Creek, the community scored 689 points. This...
Read moreThursday, July 17, 1924 DURBIN The K. P. Odd Fellows, Moose and Woodmen Lod-ges had a fine picnic at Shady...
Read moreThursday, July 10, 1924 J. F. Thornton, of Beaver Creek, came to see us Monday. He is a native of...
Read moreThursday, July 3, 1924 The first Country Life Conference for the Elk Region was held at Mary’s Chapel last Friday,...
Read moreThursday, June 26, 1924 Ira D. Brill is improving his property by the addition of a sun parlor. - -...
Read moreThursday, June 19, 1924 SENTENCED TO HANG Tiny McCoy, aged 23 years, will be hung on Friday, September 12, 1924,...
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