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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
3
Hodgepodge of notes from Boone Blowing Rock and nearby towns include social visits, sales events, hotel openings, and school plans. Highlights mention Mrs. J. Woodburn and Miss Pearl Councill guests, Cottrell bargain sale, and preparations for Training School exam week along with a call to Democratic primaries.
A local grower advertises a large stock of acclimated nursery trees for sale in Roe, North Carolina. The seller promises fresh, undried trees and better terms than competitors. The notice urges fruit growers to bid, underscoring the strength provided by sturdy stock.
Advertisements seeks books from Valle Crucis Library and various Indian relics and animals of value. No fair price offered. Mail inquiries to W. R. Savage in Blowing Rock North Carolina. Notice dated July 19.
Seed wheat of Deitz quality advertised as gold medal award winner from St Louis. J A Shull of Neva Teun invites orders with cash held for can. Price one dollar per bushel in any quantity. Mill Creek Farm.
DL Jones Cottrell announces a one day sale offering entire stock of summer dress goods at steep discounts. 25c items at 20c, 15c items at 12 1 2c, 12 1 2c items at 10c, plus hats at actual bill cost. Also requests country produce and trade, at R. M. Green's old stand.
The passage touts the best stylish and comfortable durable goods, easy to wear, lasting in quality, popular with buyers, and deserving of attention for their appearance and reliability. It presents a promotional voice highlighting value and desirability.
Merars Atkinson and Pierson of the New York Episcopal Theological Seminary conduct six days of services in the new Episcopal church at Beaver Creek starting Sunday the 22nd. Rev W R Savage preaches the opening sermon on Sunday morning. A six day meeting begins again Sunday July 29 at the Mo Episcopal church in Glendale Springs Ashe county.
A prudent business man should neither doze nor bulldoze and instead pursue steady, fair tactics. The maxim urges vigilance, patience, and respect for others as keys to lasting success in commerce.
A business notice inviting inspection of a large stock of dry goods and notions. The ad highlights dress goods, shirts, neckwear, hosiery, hats, men and boys clothing, shoes including W H Miles, jeans and casim ers, groceries, hardware, plows, and repairs. It promises best prices and ready to buy, with payment-friendly terms and high market prices for produce.
A. S. Exoven, chairman, announces a meeting at the courthouse in Jeffers on the first Monday in August 1906 at 1 p.m. to nominate a candidate for the Senate in the next General Assembly. June 18, 1906.
Alfred W. Dula, Jeweler and Optician in Lenox, NC, urges eye health by noting people delay first signs of trouble. Free examinations are offered with no real reason for delay. Call anytime for convenient service.
A seller touts a cash or barter sale of a hull line of General Merchandise with deeply reduced prices. Dark standard calico, bleached cloth, ladies organdy and batiste, white goods, jeans, corduroy pants, shirts, children's and men's clothing, shoes, mens and women's suits, and a range of hardware, tinware, glassware, medicines, and groceries are offered at substantial discounts, urging swift purchase.
Public notice from Will W Holsclaw of Vilna North Carolina advertising rock bottom prices and immediate closeout on all goods. The seller invites customers to supply self and family, offering market value for produce and stressing limited time and special arrangements.
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