T. E. Bingham Lawyer Seeks Attention to Collections Offer Jan 29
T. E. Bingham, a Boone lawyer, requests attention to a collections offer dated January 29. The notice appears in legal filings and calls for action by creditors or debtors.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
1
T. E. Bingham, a Boone lawyer, requests attention to a collections offer dated January 29. The notice appears in legal filings and calls for action by creditors or debtors.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions courts and education of claims with scattered words about law and governance. No clear event, names, dates, or concrete actions are readable to form a definitive news item.
A historical narrative describes the Cranberry forge and Cranberry iron mines, their distant trails, ore extraction, and transition from ox wagons to rail transport. It notes limited local government, land grants, and the shift to modern roads and electric power, ending with a reflection on progress and industrial change.
The piece details seasonal arrivals and plans around Blowing Rock area resorts. Major Cobb at Green Park Hotel draws guests. Moonlighting list includes Major Cobb, Elizabeth Mordecai, Norman Cordon, and Mrs. Stewart. Skyland Inn offers boarders. Skyland Inn and Lodge House are highlighted, along with the loge House run by Mrs. John Ingle. The report touches on nearby hospitality, local personalities, and tourism activity amid state affairs and rail project talk.
A brief notice asserts a remedy for eczema and related skin conditions. It promises relief from itching redness rash and irritation, claiming simple, quick improvement and smoother skin. The ad-style text emphasizes ease and effectiveness of the product.
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