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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
3
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Local items note W C Coffey with relatives in Caldwell and J D Councill recovering from illness. Rev J H Brendall to preach at Blowing Rock, and Fletcher on a Salisbury trip. Training School teachers visit Grandfather. Dr Little’s remarks featured in another column. Quarterly Conference set for August 22 23 at Hopewell. Jean Jones visiting from Alleghany, Vilas Cotrell improving. Cole Cooper Shows drew a large crowd. Graybeal family visiting Ashe County. Mrs Gragg and Daisy return from Bluff City with Daisy departing for Hibriton to teach. Pansy Green visiting R M Green. Arthur Willson opens Sandy Flat school. lost blue overcoat found near Boone Blowing Rock. 100 acres for sale at Banner Elk with details in Watauga Democrat.
The Colt Show in Boone on Ay 17 highlights the Farmers Institute event with a prize of fifteen dollars for the best colt. Mrs. W. A. Watson seeks to place Blair children in Barium Springs orphanage amid dire home conditions. Debts over six months must be settled, or collection steps will follow.
Wayn Ted describes M F Hopkins of Bik Park North Carolina offering 5000 pounds of rice and fresh butter with cash payments, plus patent flour at 2.75 per hundred, shoes, dry goods and dress goods samples mailed to customers. He urges trade with promises of best prices and broad selection.
The Appalachian Training School announces fall term opening September 2 with board costs from six to eight dollars monthly and free tuition for public school teachers. A new boarding hall for boys is under construction, and the faculty has been increased for the new session. For more details contact the Secretary of Faculty in Boone, North Carolina.
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