Watauga Democrat Post Office Listing Note
The Watauga Democrat is entered at the Boone North Carolina Post Office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
3
The Watauga Democrat is entered at the Boone North Carolina Post Office as second class mail matter.
Local items note Dr Cottrell’s Caldwell trip and Rev Jones regular Sunday services. Morganton solicitor and area residents travel, shop, or relocate. The column mentions Green’s ads, courthouse improvement debates, and Watauga Academy activities. Also cited are rail development talks, new church building plans, and a relic Bible manuscript find in Syria.
By judgment of the Sup Court of Watauga county an auction will sell the 40 acre tract on Meat Camp creek Boone N C on Feb 2 1903 for cash to satisfy a debt of 247 90 with costs and interest The land lies in Meat Camp township bounded by J C Profit C Moretz heirs of Thos Davis and Moretz heirs Deed will be made on confirmation of sale L H Micaaxn Com A Linney Atty in 1903
A brief item notes a device or remedy branded as a bowel tonic marketed to relieve constipation. The notice identifies druggists in several cities stocking the product and advertising its purported efficacy. Authorities warn readers to check ingredients and consult physicians before use.
The Wide Awake Buyer advertises a wide selection of fall and winter dress fabrics. Highlights include gray hop flannel, waterproofs in multiple colors, cashmere at 15 to 30 cents, outing flannels, plaids and Canton goods, and cheap plaid and gingham waist fabrics.
A local ad lists cheap shoes for men women and children plus hats, notions, hardware, stoves, shotguns and tools. It promotes low prices on sugar coffee rice meat and flour and invites customers to call for undersold goods, signing W. Holsclaw with an anxious welcome and thanks.
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