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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26


Hannnaatk has not done so and we
ere nanaiEing an increasing number
az anlnplhinfs that there are abuses
mH gHanllnn ratinning reglllatinns BY
xoIlr pRirnnR.
q. nsnnnnEiIng to puhlished reports,
6E1nrn wnne over 5000 automobiles
nnnRnEn ct Narragansett track last
&att1nx1hw and Approximately one
z.1lzzn az them were from Nfassachu-
matfR. nnniildah in this group were
nazIuE nnifiars Of AZ" and Co gaso-
INN natinns n is obvious that with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

gets going"
The fighting started ON q five mile
line running from Sedjenane SOUTH
eastward to a point nine miles north
Of Medtez II Bah. For more than 40
hours the Yanks hammered at the
hill that was their immediate OBJ
jectiye-the same hill where en-
trenched Germans threw back two
British attacks six weeks ago.
Finally at 2 a. m. today, IS Amer
lean artillery pieces. including the
Long Tom 1855, loss and others
opened up. For as minutes they sent
screaming shells into the hillsides.
When they quit the infantry stormed
up and found It had been vacated
in the night.
A few Germans, ready to give up,
were lurking In caves and the east
ern side of the hill literally was COW
cred with dead. We buried the men
killed-the first time Americans
have had that job in North Africa,
because heretofore the Nazis have
been particular about doing 1t them
selves before clearing out.
When the movements over the
hills had wound up today we were
facing a semi-circular series of hills
Il miles southwest Of Mateur, with
Diehel Sid Mefah on one side,
Diehel Srnala at the bottom and Bon
Hamra running along the other side
and a valley IN between.
About the time the order to adj
vance was given late today, tele-
phone rang In regimental headquar-
tiers and Capt. John C. Kelly OF
Brockton, Mass, looked up from his
map table, answered and then an
nounced. i've just taken another
hill"
Troops moving eastward in the
Sedjenane area are taking hill after
hill and finding German instruc-
tors fighting in the enemy ranks
evidently hurried down as badly
needed requirements.
(The general area described by
Cunningham In this and earlier dis
patches is believed to be that in
which Lieut.. Gen. Lesley j. Nc
Nair was wounded on Friday.)
I came up by jeep to an observa-
ton post q scant quarter Of a mile
from the fighting. The officer In
command said he'd had job trying
to keep the observation point secret
from the parade we've had II
looks like Broadway" He said there
had been one lieutenant general
two major generals and two briga-
der generals and "the boss Is get
ting pretty touchy."
when anyone stepped out to move
from one covered point to another
German 90 shells came whining In
Thieves Freed From Jail
Hill SIS 10 II miles northwest Of
Beta, which the British failed to
take In two attacks. To the north
Of the hill. another American for
nation with French troops has
pushed forward five or six miles
against a ''marSch" battalion OF
Germans-Nazi political prisoners
and thieves released from Jail to
Join the Army-and a corps Of
Iuulslau ARABS.
The attack on Hill SIS began at
3 q. m. after an artillery barrage
from American Long Toms and
other guns. At 5 p. m. the tired
infautrymen were half way up the
hill as Boston bombers raided the
Axis hill positions.
This territory is q series OF low
= l..
" long valleys. There isn't much
cover - q moving infantryman can
be seen and hit from a hilltop pretty
easily.
Coming up ! saw the wrecks Of
seven German tanks the British de-
stroyed several weeks ago and
crossed q bridge American engineers
built and labeled Brooklyn Bridge"
across which the troops moved to-
ward their objective.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
Yanks Advance With
Caution In Tunisia
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italian priSoE1erS, Including Il OH.
GERS, west Of Djebebina, TO the
southeast.
In the air, Allied bombers and
fighter bombers maintained their
nonstop aerial attack on enemy
transport and positions. A number
OF vehicles we're left afire and many
bomb bursts were seen among Axis
troops and on gun emplacements.
Light bombers attacked an enemy
airfield In Tunisia and started sew
eral fires.
Seven Axis planes were shot down
while Allied losses totalled IL air.
craft, though two Of the Allied pit
lots are safe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

a wa q sharp rise la parR>
Ma raaslofa. nanartea super
Nnwolmaff august Hlnalklf
nalntisR alrk TINT this was
W. asia b. taa spring faVar m
~. nlntnrists have haen for-
a. anf the dnnaElanniaE D champ
1azn On them.
m afnntEnank has ulaflR q driHe
IN end the accumulation Of
0aeeIe hae hit be- policemen at
Inrtnrs said 0Glcer RinaldL.
n & oannnetad ~ the parking
N nHaash. ThR parts Of the
& Hna aeianhef tn tnR ears. but
M oNnars ol1Nlniialst iHnnret them.
n ninalsih said that many Of
4 nzonR tagged Questioned the
nnniR aatS. because the car
re asiaR thng had inserted coins
h. ulnlNnR when parAing4
nm allRnr pointRef otit that the
CSC oNnaR failRd To see that be was
anM uamniRR In mntars that re-
a|s,f niRhalB. when q penny u tn
Nan In q ninkah meter the mech
HnlAl1n dneanit work.. Therefore coin
= lnnA and thu ear owner b parking
HRallse.
EaR eBasnplR, he ezplhined. on
Anill m. panniRR amounting 30 &29e
Wera nninh In ninRen meters.
ON Aprin n, s29R In pennies
wanR NIT into nieRen meters Officer
EsnnlfiE recommends that when q
oan dnisrar b. parking 10 look at the
mn3sn 10 dhtarrniifR whether it's q
nislhnn nlntar on q penny meter.
Rnnkii1R tag collections on Thurs
6IlsR, this week., we're S87; Wednes-
dszp. &gl2S: and Tuesday, Saa
0lnnar Hina1af sent out letters 10
enN omnnrS Informing them to come
u neadnliartars and pay the dollar
nlslA. 10 the mtter t. ignored after
d nnaennah1h time, q warrant for
11A annaat Of the car owner Is made
nlz2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
RUSSIANS, NAZIS
RECROUP ARMIES

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forces, Red air force bombed enemy
airdromes, touching OF fires and
explosions, wrecking parked planes,
and destroying 10 enemy aircraft in
dogfights.
on the Taganrog front on the Sea
Of Azog, a German battalion pressed
back Soviet forces in an attack, but
@ Soviet counter-blow restored the
situation, the German dead totaled
100, the communique said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

@gudhufss at the Sl0cum school
Hnet wnnlk EinxsstedH S2i3.55 IN war
zarffznH atamua.- Il; has been an
nnsannaEE by nfiaiH Anna II. Pagan,
4xsIzninaI.. Pupils In Room % took
Hsaf nnmnrR with purchases totaling
ssf ~. Hnam ~ was second with
80.
nuunnm with 100 per cent subscrtp-
n.sn included l5., L. II. ID. 20. II.
u a1sEE 1X.
HhsIlsln ssIiuun has beus outstaud-
sm almnnrw public grammar schools
s. rIn,,nrlinR tina war savings stamp
slz,aI|Im IN Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Private First Class John 7. Ems
mlnger Of 50 Concord street. Pra-
vate First Glass william Gyba Of
S2b Hin street. and Private First
Glass Louis E. ArchambaOlt OF r,
=. d. ! are enrolled In o radio OPP
Grating and mechanics course III
Scott Field, III.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

KENf.hnn,. wis. - tu.R.l = Future
.hEIH nnataE8 at the University OF
nus,lx wllI carry the name, Ar
SINE j. uEimlts,, q pitcher On the
n BASEBALL nine. In producing
HIn1n eartIIicata for the Navy
@nsuzllH discovered he had
M IL snnllInw HIS name ''Ori0w-
NII tIlNaa YenrA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
FRANCES GOLD HOARD

Vaults Of the Bank Of France,
prior to the war. had SO much gold
IN them that there was no room for
visitors. Doors to the underground
chamber. beneath q sunken lake,
were closed 10 all but employees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Not one American-built airplane
saw combat over the western front
during World War !. American
squadrons flew British and French
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
News Of
Connecticut

oroton. Conn.,, April 26-(UP)-
The submarine Dace, the frst 70 pc
built with the help Of women work"
ers. was launched at the Electric
Boat Co. yards Sunday at ceremonies
featuring the second award OF the
Joint Army Navy "E" to the ship
building concern.
Two women, Mrs. Luba Eaves ana
Mrs. Aida Alligood, burned away
the restraining plates and released
the Dace for Its launching into the
Thames river. Sponsor of the Dace
was Mrs. o. Pomeroy Robinson, wife
of the Electric Boat company's gen.
eral manager. 1t was the NTH
launching at the yards in nine
weeks.
Winsted, Conn.,, April 26-(UPD-
Railroad officials believed today that
n defective ash box on a passenger
train locomotive was responsible Tor
II fires that broke out along the
Wlnsted .ThOmastOn line Sunday.
One OF the fires stretch half mile
along the track near East IAtchfieid.
sixty railroad workers helped fire.
fighting crews to extinguish It. A
number Of young trees were dc.
strOyed.
Hartford, Conn, April 26-(UP)--
The Connecticut State Teachers as
ISOLATION planned today for a regis
tration between May / and Is to
mobilize as many as possible Of the
10000 instructors throughout the
state for summer vacation jobs In
war industries.
Association officials estimated that
about 5000 would sign up for full
time jobs to help relieve the labor
shortage. Many teachers now are
employed part-time. 1t was reported.
New London. Conn, April 26-
(UP)-Lieut. George A. McCuslker,
40, North Weymouth, Mass, was IN .
serious condition ut Lawrence Me-
mortal hospital today, suffering from
a broken leg and possible internal
injuries resulting from q motorcycle
accident.
The OiElcer, stationed ~ the Army
Military Police school here, was
found lying near his wrecked ma
chine ON Mantle road Sunday. He
had been on . training assignment.
Police were unable TO learn Che cause
Of the accident.
Milford, Conn.,, April 26.-(UP)--
Five persons were injured critically
early today In a head-on automo-
mobile collision on the Milford turn
pike.
The injured. all in Milford hos
pital, were: Nicholas Brunette. 80,
New Haven, his wife. Philomena. 80,
and his 2 year-old son. Nicholas,
Jr.: Mrs. Janet Ricci. 10. New Ha-
ven. and Mrs. Concetta Bragnetti.
40, West HAVEN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26


Francis M. Noonan Of 2O4 South
Leonard street has been advanced
from the rank Of captain 10 ma
3or at Buckingham Air Field, Fla,
where he Is commanding ofacer Of
q flexible gunnery training group.
He formerly served rs q civil engin-
eer for the American Brass CO.
Private First Glass James ]. o.
Ieary Of Grove street, who entered
the Army Nov. 2, le42, Is an assist
ant instructor in lglht machine gun
operation at Fort Benning, Ca. he
received basic training at Fort Nc
Clellan, Ala.
lieutenant Theodore n. Hallock
Of 1922 Thomaston avenue Is serv-
ing at the signal depot at Lexing-
ton, XIV. His wife, the former Helen
Haas, Is residing In Lexington.
Technical Sergeant August Braun
of Bradley avenue Is serving IN iran.
Before entering the Army ne was
employed by the Bureau OF Census
In washington, D. c.
Miss Jacuueline Chenier, q menu
her of the women's division OF the
ROYAL Canadian Air Forces Is spend
ing q furlough IN this city. she ex-
nected to be assigned to overseas
duty within Q few months. MaSs
Chenier told local friends Water
b|nry's dim-out Is more severe eaAn
at her station in Quebec.
Miss Geraldine A. Harrison OF y
Wolcott street viii receive oasat
training as an apprentice seaman
at Hunter College, New YORK cay
she was recently sworn into the
WAVES. The daughter Of mr.. and
MRS. Henry Morrison, she has oeer
employed at the seth Thomas CaocE
in Thomaston.
Miss Kathleen Payton o. d
southwick avenue wtu receive
specialist training IN adminisfrafaon
at Stephen r. Austin state Teach
ers' college, Nacadoches, Texas
The local WAAC recently complebec
basic training at Fort Oglefh0rpe
Ga.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
LINCOLN CANES REvERED

Canes which were presented by
Abraham Lincoln In 1883 are car
ried by New Mexico's Pueblo Indian
governors as official badges Of Of
flee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
PLUMBING, HEATING
FORMS DISTRIBUTED

To expedite priority applications
for new plumbing and heating
equipment for civilian residential
use, Form PD-85l has been issued
by the Plumbing and Heating d.
vision of the WPB, the Connecticut
Field Office, owl, announced today.
The form can be obtained at WPB
field offices and Is to be filed by the
occupant or owner Of private
DWELLING who desires priority as
sistance for the purchase Of new
equipment the sale Of which Is
restricted by Limitation Order
LIE. The applications will be pro-
cessed by the field offices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Francis w. Sehnal Jr, Of SeS
Wolcott street, who has been sta
toned In the South Pactflc for the
past Is months, has been promoted
TO STAN sergeant, according TO word
received here. He Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Sehnal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

A 5-year-old child discovered the
worlds most important prehistoric
paintings. They were found In q
cave near Santander, Spain, by q
daughter Of Marquis de Sautuola.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26
US. ARTILLERY
HAMMERS FOE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Sergeant Donald AEcuernan Of
Columbia boulevard b receiying 3
twO-mSnth course &C the Army Ord
nance depot At san Antonio. Texas.
he recently completed q phase q
trainine 1t Fort Knpx. ".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Techniclan Corporal Joseph Sai.
tar recently returned to his post at
san Diego, Calf, after spending a
few days at his home ct 46 Chest
nut avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Camp Hulen, Texas, Is the pres
ent mailing address Of Private John
Candida of Auburn avenue.
Private First Glass Leo Santos Of
iO7 River street Is completing army
training at Berkeley, Calf.
Private Howard p. Cosgrove Of
ne Frost road Is with an army unit
at Camp Maxey, Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Technical Sergeant August Braun
of Bradley avenue Is serving IA Iran.
Before entering the Army ne vas
employed by the Bureau OF Census
In Washington, d. G.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-26

Lieutenant Theodore r. Hallock
Of 1922 Thomaston avenue Is serV-
ing at the signal depot at Lexing-
ton, Ky. His wife, the former Heten
Haas, Is residing In Lexington.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor
of the estate of Mrs. Daisy Eller,
deceased, late of Ashe County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of Mrs. Daisy Eller, de-
ceased, to exhibit them to the un-
dersigned at Jefferson, North
Carolina, on or before the Goth
day of August, 1914, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery, All persons indebted
to said estate, will please make
immediate payment.
This the 18th day of August,
1943.
W.. B, Austin, Executor of
Daisy Eller, deceased.
8-19-6t
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
A. H. CHURCH, Executor of N. L.
BARE, Deceased
VS..
WALTER BARE, CHARLIE
HODGSON, MYRTLE HODG-
SON, MALINDA GOODMAN,
OUNCE GOODMAN, AND YES
TER BARE, EFT AL
The defendants above named
will take notice that an action as
above entitled has been commence
ed in the Superior Court of Ashe
County, the same being for the
sale of certain land under the
Will of N. L. Bare. deceased, and
duly verified petition has been
filed and summons issued which
is 'returnable in the office of the
undersigned on the 1st day O:
October, 1943, when and wher,
the defendants are required t.
appear and answer or demur
the petition or the relief theri
requested will be granted.
This September l, 1913.
c. S. NEAL, Clerk Superie
Court.
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NOTICE

SERVICE OF PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
ALPHA MILLER
VS..
WEBB MILLER
The defendant above nam,
will take, notice that an acti
entitled as above has been co,
menced in the Superior Court
Ashe County, North Carolina, ::
absolute divorce on the grou1
of two years separation; and
said defendant will further t;
notice that he is required to
pear at the term of the Super
County of said county to be h
on the 25th day of October, Is
at the courthouse of said cou
in Jefferson, N. c., and answer
demur to the complaint in :
action, or the plaintiff will an
to the court for the relief
manded in said complaint.
This 1st day of Septeml
1943.
c. S. NEAL, Clerk of
Superior Court. o..
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Chestnut Hill

W, w. Brown, 10 acres 17.74
jean E. Gambill, 7412 acres 4.34
+Anson Hurley, As acres 4.O1
Zee Homes, 10 acres 1892
=, w. & J. L. Kernoodle, 18 acres
$50
IR, L. Little, So acres 1872
Y, K. Miller, IS acres ST.
aEverette Moore, Is acres 2.56
Robert Pierce, 26 acres 2.69
"A. L. Pugh, Is acres 1.34
Virginia Sturgill, Is acres 2.54
j. H. Waddell, Is acres 1876
Mrs. Mamie Weaver, acres LOS
w. c. Wyatt, Is acres I'll
Martha Hamilton (Col), 40 acres
3.64
s. B. Long (Col.), 40 acres 3.64
sam Mcmillan (Col.), SO acres
$40
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Notice OF Sale OF Land In Ashe County, For 1912 Taxes

4, Mrs. Elizabeth v. Miller,
Tax Collector Ashe. County,
asAder and by virtue of power
vested in me, in accordance
Wath law and by order of the
<AShe County Commissioners,
aaesll at i o'clock P. NJ, on Mon
Saay, Oct. 4, 1913, sell to the
aaSghest. bidder for cash the
Raalowing lands for the default
cd taxes for 1912.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY

Ao11G NOO4N L
Having qualified as Admins
traitor of the estate of A. c. Gray
beal, late of Hoquiam, Wash, for
merly of Ashe county, North Car
DINA, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the undersign-
Cd for payment on, Or before the
9Th day of August, 1914, or this
notice, will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es-
tate will make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This August 6, 1913.
A. E. GRAPHICAL, Administra-
tor of A. c. GRAPHICAL, de-
ceased. 8-12-6t
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
r. T. GRAPHICAL
VS..
NINA GRAPHICAL
TO NINA GRAPHICAL:
The defendant above named
will take notice and she is here
by notified that an action entitled
as above has been commenced In
the Superior Court of Ashe Coun-
ty, North Carolina, the same be-
ing an action for an absolute dl-
vorce; and
That summons has been issued
in said cause, returnable in the
office of the Clerk of the Superb
or Court of Ashe County, on the
7th day of October, 1943, when
and where the defendant is re-
quired to appear and answer or
demur to the complaint, which
has been filed in said cause with
in thirty days thereafter; and if
she does not so appear within the
time provided for by law, the re-
lief requested in the complaint
will be granted
This the 7th day of September,
1943-
G.. s.. NEAL,
= Clerk of the Superior
Court 9-9-4t
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
PROPERTY

fhOfEh11
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the
provisions of Section 5470 (a) of
the North Carolina Code, the
Board of Education of Ashe
County will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash at the
Courthouse door in Jefferson,
North Carolina, Monday, October
II, 1913, at one o'clock P. M, the
following described school prop
erty, to-wit:
Adjoining the lands of Alfred
Cornett and the church property
of M. E. church south.
Beginning on a cherry stump
old Sutherland and Cornett corn
err running North course 120 feet
in the river in the Cornett line;
then East course 40 feet to a
stake on side of hill; thence
Southwest course 40 feet to the
church lot corner; then a North
course As feet to the beginning,
containing VI acre, more or less.
The building on said property
and the lot will be offered for
sale separately and together, the
better price prevailing.
This September z, 1943.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
ASHE COUNTY.
BY v. c. Lillard, Chairman
A. B. Hurt, Secretary.
9-9-4T
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NOTICE OF TAX SALE
TOWN OF w. JEFFERSON

I, F. B. Jones, tax collector and
town clerk of the town of West
Jefferson, under and by virtue of
the power vested in me by the
laws of North Carolina, will on
October 4, 1913, at 1000 o'clock
A. NJ, at the town hall, sell to the
highest bidder, the following real
estate to satisfy delinquent taxes
for the year 1912:
Rnchnorc Grc Clorornio 9 Lotto
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Grassy Creek

]. M. DeBoard, Deceased, 80 acres
5.O4
Mrs. Ola Mae Dutton, 235 Min.
5.28
N. E. Lane, Deceased, 6 acres
Fred Parker, 2412 acres 1872
w. M. Phipps, IA acres 3.O6
Albert N. Phipps, SO acres 22.2O
A. D. Reynolds & ]. M. Barker,
400 Min. 14.15
Mrs. L. A. Scott, acres 1.66
A. B. Smith, II acres SIG
Omer FISHERMAN, As acres 1854
Mrs. Coda Vannoy, 38 acres 1929
Henry Anderson (Col.), 9 acres
.1.88
Bill Anderson, (Col.), 8 acres
1873
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Obiids

Howard Black, 4 acres
Walter Black, l lot
Mrs. Bessie Bare, 10 acres
Jessie Bare, 80 acres
George Eller, l lot
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Hurricane

Ellie Byrd, 66 acres 1874
Thomas Blevins, 1914 acres 767
Ambrose Clark, 80 l-3 acres 4.30
Monroe Clark, Sr., 35 acres 6.1O
B. F. Dolinger, 81 acres 1924
R. L. Dolinger, 10 acres 3.02
Charlie Dixon, ia acres 800
j. P. Graham, 81 acres 7.54
Wiley johnson, 26 acres 4.07
Frank Little, "a acres 2.88
Howard Little, "a acres 1887
Ray Little, 80 acres 1918
Henry Miller Heirs, Is acres 6.38
c. B. Miller, SO acres 1880
o. R. Hart, "a acres 5.23
Troy Ham, 1874 acres 6.28
Green Ham, Is acres 6.56
w. H. Nance, II acres 6.26
w. P. Rupard, 100 acres 1875
E. Roop, Isl acres 5.32
Walter Tedder, IL acre 4.92
Reece FISHERMAN, 5 acres 4.05
C. w. Wagner, 81 acres $50
Mrs. Ethel Weaver, 6 acres 2.73
Clean Weaver, 20 acres 8.46
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Pond Mountain

Charles Campbell, Heirs, IS acres
1.79
Bertha Coldiron, AZ acres 49,
Arthur Greer, 3512 acres $50
Noah Nicholas, l acre Alb
Susie Owens, II acres 1.22
Willie Stanley, 3 acres 3.58
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HeltOn

Mrs. Lee Dolinger, 1872 acres 2.26
Lee Dolinger, 3 acres l.oO
James Eller, | acre 1852
S. w. Howell, 1874 acres $50
T. E. Idol, AZ acres 1872
J. R. Jones, acre 8.32
Reynolds Mineral Company
Min. 1868
A. D. Reynolds & Barker, Min
1892
Joe Sheets Heirs, Is acres $50
J. T. Sullins, 4 acres Ito
Young & Weaver, l acre 2.17
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Mia Daugherty, Heirs, acres
>.." 2.73
Edd Eastridge, l acre 1.31
Clint Farmer, A acres 1923
Joe Farmer, l acre 7.52
w, T. GRAPHICAL, 80 acres 5.78
Ethel Key, 30 acres 7.94
Mrs. Mile Mayberry, 3412 acres
4.72
Guilford Mccoy, IL acres Isl
F. S. Owen, 40 acres 1924
Mrs. Maggie Osborne, 40 acres
9.94
w. w. Osborne, Al acres 1920
Kirby Pennington, 10 acres 4.56
Nancy Pennington, 6A acres 2.29
Carrie & Dorothy Pennington, Is
acres 6.73
Matte Rupard, 8 acres 2.36
T. B. Rash, 81 acres 4.34
Fulton Shepherd, 40 acres 1902
Laura Williams, Is acres 3.59
Williams & Ham, IA acre 2.3O
Adolphus Thomas (Col.), 4 acres
1.27
Dan Thomas (Col.), 80 acres 4.72
Joe Thomas, Heirs (Col.), so
acres 1894
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-09-16

This the 9Th day of Sept, 1913
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Miller,
Tax Collector