04 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
1
A political letter argues that the excess income tax bill targets the wealthier classes, earning 1 percent on income over $5,000, while criticising tariffs and wealth tax avoidance. It contrasts the burden on laborers with untaxed capital, praising reforms as a step toward fairer taxation.
Sam Robbins announces the purchase of all Boone Furniture Co. stock and offers dressers bureaus chairs beds mattresses and other furniture at reasonable prices. Call or visit in the Watauza County Bank Building for any line of furniture.
Colonel Reid reports improving outlook for Blowing Rock visitors this summer. A Watanza Railroad start is possible late season, but unlikely. The back line between Lenoir and Blowing Rock remains key, with rumors of a 12 passenger Henkely auto reducing trips to three hours. Hack service should improve and the turnpike may be fixed after winter.
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