Local notes from Watauga county and Boone
Victor Sartin of Le noir News visits town on Monday as cool nights hint at coming winter. Public school work begins at Pine Run and Trade Academy. Attys Bower Jones Wakefield absent from court. J A Crisp from Lenoir visits his aget father Rev John Crisp. Editor Squires of Le noir Topic active in town. Miss Sallie Dougherty of Enzabethton Tenn visits Mrs R M Green. Typhoid illness hits Prof Shober Rogers wife in Trade Tenn. Undersized grain worries threshers as rains revive vegetation. Infant of Mr and Mrs Hugh Dobbin dies. family mourns. Ruth Coffey ill but improving. local health concerns noted. J M Moretz to close Boone stock. J W Bryan resumes watch work. River Yadkin higher after heavy rains. crops damaged. Memorial notice for Robert B Freer born 1879 recalls faith and family. Three Forks Association set for Aug 27 1901 at Bethel Baptist with controls on money making on church grounds.
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Rogers
Trade Academy
J. M. Moretz
Lenoir
Boone
Loth
Three Forks Association
Bethel Baptist Church
Permanent Muscular Strength and Blood Health
In an era of heavy focus on muscular development and athletic training, the piece argues lasting strength requires blood strength aided by Hood's Sarsaparilla which boosts digestion and the whole system. Three African American men were mobbed at Jackson, Mississippi, on the 1st of the month for the murder of Mr Tellaferro and his wife.
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Hood
Jackson, Mies
T. Tellaferro
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Permanent Relief
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure permanently and completely relieves indigestion by aiding digestion of all foods. It asserts dieting cannot rest the stomach and credits Moretz and Farthing with the product in a dated promotional tone.
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Zebuchanan
Trinity College Offers Broad Courses and Modern Facilities
Trinity College advertises 125 graduate and undergraduate courses, 23 teachers, eight laboratories, a large library, gymnasiums, athletic appointments in the state, and a Scholarship and Loan Fund. Attendance has nearly doubled in seven years with very low excuses. President Kilgo invites readers to request a catalogue from Dunnam, North Carolina.
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Trinity College
Kilgo
Dunnam
N. C
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Victor Sartin
Lenoir News
W. M. Francum
Pine Run
Bower, Jones and Wakefield
J. A. Crisp
John Crisp
Squires
Sallie Dougherty
Enzabethton, Tenn
R.M. Green
Joe Council
Jefferson
Newland & Watson’s
Hugh Dobbin
Valle Cracis
Elk X Roads
Ona
Ruth
E. 8. Coffey
Shober Rogers
Trade
Tenn
Apt L. A. Rhody
Island Home Pants
Elizabethton
Watanaga Academy
Harrison Aldridge
Holbrook
Hickory Democrat
Watts
Blowing Rock
Skull’s Mills
J. W. Bryan
Wilkesboro
Yadkin
Robert B. Freer
Watauga County
Jones
Ellen Greer
Antioch Baptist Church
Robert
Oklahoma
Christ
Pastor
Three Folks Association
Bethel Church and Friends
WS. Fortuine
Cabstoria
Mabel
G. W. Lawrance
A. E. Mobetz
N.C
Swillon
W. H. Calaway
Blue Ridge
Harrison DP
Bolick J A
Adams
Penley
Harrison Nathan’s
Eldridge Wn
Jones Lu
Adams Jonathn
Webster W L
Beech Mountain
Greer
Miller David
Davis W W
Brown Heirs
Cornett MC
Thomlinson
Price Jesse
North Fork
Barker & Co
Castle & Morphan
Worth & Co
Shawneehaw
Brotherton R F
More17 & Farthing
General Line of Merchandise
T. J. Coffey & Bro
Johnston
Edmund Jones
Lenoir, N. C
University of N.C
F. P. Venable
Chapel Hill
Purase
R. M. Green
Martin
Blowing Rock, N. C
W. P. Pendley
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