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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
4
The article contrasts Southern and Northern rioting, defending Southern justice while critiquing Northern mob violence. It argues race tensions cross regions, warns against sensationalism, and defends the South’s legal system amid national scrutiny. It ends with a reflective meditation prompting moral consideration.
A humorous aphorism filled piece argues steady income curbs mischief and warns that birth, ambition, and pride shape a man’s fate. It notes many seek shortcuts yet value honest success and self respect, closing with a plug for Red Band gum as a mark of quality.
A $2,000 bequest left three years ago by a Frenchman for the first to communicate with another planet will be given in 1910 by the Academy of Science. The award is to the astronomer who shall have made the most important discovery in astronomical science and has not yet been claimed.
Mrs M E Fisher of Detroit recounts doctors diagnosing severe rectal trouble and recommending an operation before trying Dr King’s New Life Pills. She claims the pills cured her complaint. Ad copy notes Pills prevent appendicitis constipation and headache and are sold by all druggists.
In a short vignette from Woman's Home Companion a farmer named Jim Park leaves corn and oats behind to open a small town grocery. He enjoys the store life but worries about balance as the demands of running a shop grow heavy and restless.
Watauga County Superior Court action against Roy M Osborn issued January 5 1909 by Thos Bingham C S C of Watauga. Sheriff returned not found in state and a writ of attachment issued against Osborn’s property returnable March 22 1908 at the next term. Summers must appear and plead or demur or relief granted. This Jan 6 1909. Thomas Bingham O S C
An excerpt parodies veto power across branches, describing a convoluted chain where a bill moves from Congress to the Speaker, committee, House, Senate, President, and Supreme Court, with each step able to veto. It contrasts political cycles, wealth flattery, and corporate influence, citing Senator Sorghum and a Washington Star quotation.
An advertisement touts Red Band Pure Scotch Snuff as the best choice for snuff buyers. It claims the product uses the highest grade knuff tobacco and is carefully cured to meet the standard of a pure Scotch snuff of the highest quality.
L. D. Lowe as trustee announces sale at Boone courthouse on February 1, 1909 to satisfy notes totaling 1000 dollars. Property lies on Valley Creek in Watauga County, containing about 45 acres, described by landmarks and bounds and adjoining D Taylor F W Richards and others. Highest bid closes cash.
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