Advertising rates furnished on application
The Wataugs Democrat at Boone North Carolina lists advertising rates and notes mail matter status with a 28 second class designation.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
3
The Wataugs Democrat at Boone North Carolina lists advertising rates and notes mail matter status with a 28 second class designation.
Capt Lovill transacting business in Jefferson this week. Lawyer Lovill returned from North Georgia. Solicitor Linney and Attor ney Coffey attend Lenoir court. M B Blackburn visiting Maat. Attend bazaar at Blair hotel on the 11th. M P Critcher has had street work done in the village. Rev Harrison Farthing to preach at Baptist church next Sunday. Blackburn's stock of patent medicines offered at cost. Alex Woody selling cattle en route to Ashe county. General Hodges moves back to Poplar Grove. W C Coffey loses a claybank horse to colic. Hog crop suffered in cold snap. Jack McGuire dies. Dan Yates at large. Galax leaves for sale. Thanksgiving services at Baptist church raise funds for Thomasville Orphanage and destitute families. Willie Adame plans to move to New Mexico. E C Moody returns from Washington state to Watauga. Antiseptic remedies advertised by Dr Bell. Store ads for men’s wear and discounts at Blackburn’s. Minister payment and censure noted. Rev Rudisill to Vanderbilt. new pastor Rev Weaver. Daniel Boyne Eastern Star Bazaar at Blair Hotel Dec 11. Thanksgiving dinner at Blair Hotel praised. Blackburn’s cash sale continues. Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve recommended.
I W B Gragg Clerk to the Board certifies the statement lists each board member by name and their days served for the year ending November 80th 1009 and the miles traveled. The document records service days and mileage for accountability and public notice.
R. D. Jennings, Dentist, will be in Boone on the first Monday in December and for several days after to perform all kinds of dental work. Bridge work without plates a specialty. Teeth and money both extracted the same day by a rare and valuable method.
The item records multiple private marriages at different homes including Vilas B and Misa May Holsclaw on the 24th, Ed Walls and Emma Storie at 8 PM, plus unsettled notes about other pairings. An aside advertises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough medicine with certifications and jokes about hen pecking.
Local shop advertises furniture including bedsteads tables and stands with a wide selection of coffins and caskets in mahogany gloss white black plush and plashette finishes. Emphasizes phone orders and customer satisfaction.
An advertiser proclaims to offer better prices on Pounds dry goods for fall and winter, claiming to be the founder of Pounds in the area. Promises large savings from 20 to 80 percent and urges customers to bring butter and eggs to trade, while highlighting low prices on other goods.
Buyer alert for cheap clothes and shoes from a Boone pawn broker. Stock includes used and new clothing for men women and children at 25 percent below rivals. Geo DeWitt shoes offered as up to date and reasonably priced. Business conducted on business principles with prompt service.
By virtue of a mortgage deed dated March 19 1906 Loyd Church loan secured 350 dollars I will sell December 13 1999 at Boone courthouse door between 10am and 3pm for cash the described tract of land in Stony Fork township adjoining G C Greene Greene Bros Vanilla Miller and others containing about fifty acres more or less The description references I C Millers line chestnut corner and Larkin Greene's line For full deed description see book K1 page 596 Wa caution: this is a historical foreclosure notice.
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