Avery County Split Debate Drags North Carolina House
A lengthy session covered the Avery County bill with Capt. Lovill and Judge Avery urging creation. Opponents led by John McBee pressed postponement, cites road barriers and regional isolation. Legislative discussion also touched population shifts among North Carolina congressional districts and Joyner education gains.
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New County
News and Observer
Houve
Senate
Dill
Avery
E. F. Lovill
Watauga
A.C. Avery
Morganton
John McBee
Spruce
Lovill
Norman
Mitchell
Loyill
East End
One Creek
Bakersville
Yanvey
Capitol
Ths
Adirondacks
South
Kitchen
Cane Cane Creek Mountain
Committee On Convening
Capt
Louill
McBee
Spruce Pine
Raleigh
Dr Kings New Discovery Praised in Personal Testimony
A Fayetteville resident praises Dr Kings New Discovery for curing severe coughs and bronchial troubles in two people including a sister thought to have consumption. The letter extols the remedy as the best, noting its availability and a 50c to 100 price range with a guarantee. The item also comments on political perceptions of Mr Simmons and a Durham Herald remark.
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Fighth
General Assembly
North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
J. Y. Joyner
North
Solves a Deep Mystery in Lewisburg Va by Electric Bitters
A Lewisburg Virginia reader praises Electric Bitters for curing a ten year stomach trouble and rheumatism. The testimonial claims the tonic acts against herpes indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons. The ad touts universal satisfaction and guarantees every bottle.
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Tom
C. B. Rader
Lewisburgh
Lawless’s Long Winded Plea Ends At Revere House
Noted lawyer Lawless thundered a six hour closing before Judge Ballard. A note from Judge Ballard’s brother Jack promised a prompt end. Lawless paused, read the invitation, and left court to join colleagues at the Revere House bar for bourbon.
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Lawless
Judge Ballard
Johu
Jack
John Ballard
Lawyer Lawless
Revere House
Argonaut
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Quick Relief for Kidney Ailments
Mary C Abbott of Wolfeboro and M B Blackburn report rapid improvement after using Foley Kidney Pills for rheumatic symptoms tied to uric acid and kidney failure. Abbott describes relief from intense pain in feet joints and back after three days, praising the tonic remedy.
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Mary C. Abbott
Wolfeboro
HH. N
Foley
Blackburn
Fire and Justice in Basin Creek Idolized by Patrols
A Basin Creek distillery raid ends with John Wagoner jailed in Wilkesboro after revenue officers, aided by warrants for an old offense, disrupted an illicit operation. Five or more detained briefly. Wagoner claimed ownership and touted a doubling process as officers arrived. A local paper notes the raid amid mentions of Bucklen's Amica Salve and burns.
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John Wagoner
Basin Creek
Walnut Grove Township
Wagoner
Wilkesboro
Wilkes Patrirot
Old Soldier Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
Erie Pennsylvania war veteran A K Smith writes of years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with complete relief and urges others to try them for stomach liver or kidney issues. Priced at 25 cents at druggists.
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A. K Smith
Erie
Boone Furniture Company Offers Home Furnishings
Boone Furniture Company promotes a wide stock of house furnishings including beds, springs, mattresses, comforts, blankets, and related items. Visit the Bank Building location or call for prices before shopping elsewhere.
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Boone Furniture Company
Boone Furniture
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