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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
2
The notice lists rates for a subscription service including one year at 100 dollars, six months at four cents per month, and two months at twenty five cents, indicating tiered pricing for readers.
Our town readies bonds of ten thousand to fund Main Street sidewalks and a 16 foot macadam way from the eastern incorporation line to near Blackbur n hotel. Property taxes will cover half the cost on fronts, while aldermen seek bids for construction this fall. Residents urged to back the plan to lift values and avoid stagnation.
Road crews were shifted from Boone Trail Highway near Rutherwood to Thos Greer's farm on the Boone Blowing Rock Turnpike for the next two weeks to improve the county acquired road. Beaver Dam extension progresses under A L Shoun as locals push to link with Boone Trail near Sugar Grove by Jan 1. Elk township receives 2000 from the good roads commission with volunteers moving a road plow and tools to start work immediately.
The article reports rapid growth of the cheese industry in Watauga and nearby North Carolina counties, led by J. Horton’s cooperative factory with 1 005 cases producing 25 045 pounds. Holstein cows propel yields, with a patron noting a Holstein delivering about 38 pounds daily and $105 in value per day. Poultry and cold storage prospects in Boone are also explored as part of this regional industrial surge.
Gap Creek News reports a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Tussell Trivtta. J Euhn Luther named postmaster at Yuma NC and L G Maxwell at West Riverside NC under the Civil Service Act. Alonzo Miller and family visited Mrs A J Moretz. Sunday school canceled at Rocky Point due to rain but will resume if weather allows. Townsfolk condemn the Compulsory Labor Act on public roads and call for repeal at the next session.
Do You Want to Buy or Sell Property? We can list your wants with Blowing Rock Realty Co Geo F Blair H C Martin. Heavy rains damaged crops on the Yadkin and Catawba rivers and washed several bridges while Watauga reported little damage.
Mourners recall Edmiston a longtime Watauga County resident and church deacon who died May 9 after years of illness. He was born 1851 in Yscawen County to John and Nancy Edmiston and lived as a devoted husband to Mollie Farthing Edmiston, father of 14 with 4 predeceased. He joined Mulberry Church then Bethel and Zion Hill, serving faithfully until death. The community prays for his family and calls for readiness to meet in the sweet bye.
A note expresses sincere gratitude for the surprise pounding given on Thursday evening. The writer compares the reception to a past serenade enjoyed by a Dutch woman in Cleveland county and quotes the invitation to return and do it again.
Confirmed testimony from a North Carolina farmer and others extols Doan's Kidney Pills for quick relief and lasting results. W. M. Childers of Le Noir credits the medicine after years of kidney trouble and back pain. Sold for 60 cents at Ballen’s Cash Pharmacy. maker Foster Milburn Company of Buffalo.
Dr Wakefield M D of Charlotte will lecture and consult in eye ear nose and throat care at the Blowing Rock Hotel on July 24 Blackburns Boone July 25 Skull Mills July 26 Sugar Grove August 1 and Zionsville August 2. He limits practice to medical and surgical treatment and fitting glasses. Consult with your family doctor about a safe appointment.
The snippet records a Tuesday cattle sale by L. A. Holler where 4 head averaging about 1000 pounds each were sold to Gas cattlemen at Mer Holler’s scales. It notes German treaty sympathy debates, with quotes from Plain Dealer and Washington Post, and mentions Vice President Marshall remaining calm amid presidential shifts in Detroit News.
Tam’s livery now located in Boone at Critcker Stables offers day or night service. Good teams, comfortable conveyances, careful drivers. Call for any livery needs.
An ad praising Chamberlains Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy claims the medicine reliably helps those with digestive issues. The text emphasizes strong approval from users and urges trying the product when such remedies are needed.
The program will start August 19 and focus on training, with instruction stressing practical drills. Address for further details is B. B. Dougherty, Supt. Koone, N. C.
An aged man and wife in Torrence Gastonia North Carolina seek a girl or young woman by September 1 who can cook and manage a household. The position offers a good home in Florida for the right person at address J.
Notice to taxpayers of Boone warns that unpaid taxes by July 23 1919 will trigger levies on property and sale announcements by the town treasurer. Also includes a Toledo area affadavit about Hall’s Catarrh Medicine and a North Carolina summons for partition involving multiple Bingham heirs.
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