Watauga Democrat Post Office Statement
The Watauga Democrat notes their mailing address at Boone North Carolina as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
3
The Watauga Democrat notes their mailing address at Boone North Carolina as second class mail matter.
Local notices report a bargain sale at D Jones Cottrell's, weather troubles for farmers, sickness and visits among residents in Boone and Taylorville, and several small community updates. Distinct items include Miss Polly Bogle’s illness improving at Mrs Wyke’s home, Miss Lucy Matheson’s return home, and Milton Henson’s mail contract between Blowing Rock and Sugar Grove.
The mills near the mountains offer good climate and water, attractive villages, a pleasant community, comfortable houses with low rents, and steady work at good wages. Transportation to the mills is free. Apply to Tostas F. Parken, Chairman, Greenville, 8.0.
Seed wheat for sale of Dita Wheat praised as excellent quality. Awards include a gold medal and diploma at St Louis. Priced at 100 dollars per poster in any quantity. Contact Neva Shull in Mill Creek Farm for orders and delivery timing.
A public notice states Fralt Growers will dispose of a large lot of acclimated nursery stock in the county with fresh from soil trees undried and unwithered. W. L. Coffey Moretz North Carolina announces terms claimed to be better than any other seller.
A Watauga man attending District Conference at Sparta described it as hot but well attended. Spartans were praised for hospitality to large crowds. The meeting approved licensing Mr Shore and Walter Stansbery of Boone to preach and recommended Rev. Plato D Bridges and David Lowman for admission on trial. Conference was well attended with excellent preaching and speeches.
If you want the best there is in style and comfort these items stand out. They are easy to wear, durable, handsome in appearance, and long lasting, making them popular with buyers who deserve quality.
Patent medicine cautions buyers that if the cure fails, druggists will refund the purchase price with the box labeled and signed. The advertisement stresses guaranteed satisfaction and a refund option for unsatisfactory results.
A single day sale offering the entire stock of summer dress goods at greatly reduced prices. 25 cent goods go for 0 cents, 15 cent goods for 12 1/2 cents, 12 1/2 cent goods to 6 1/4 cents, and so on. The sale is at GAtthe RM Green old stand.
The Observer bills itself as a daily 10 to 12 page paper with a larger Sunday edition and a semi weekly issue on Tuesdays and Fridays offering extensive local, state, national, and foreign news. It promotes value and broad coverage from The Observer Co. Ouamtorze XC.
A sales note inviting customers to inspect a large and well curated stock. It highlights dry goods and notions, dress goods from cotton to silk, shirts, neckwear, hosiery, mens and boys clothing, shoes including W H Miles, jeans and casimeres, groceries, hardware, and farm plows. The dealer promises best prices and high market value for produce trades.
A fragment describes deep discounts across men’s suits valued at 1500 now offered at 10, plus shoes for men women and children at heavily cut prices. Hardware, tinware, glassware, medicines, and a full line of Fancy Groceries are advertised at reduced prices as part of a county bargain sale.
A terse notice from Vilas Nebraska urges immediate purchases of assorted goods as a liquidation sale. It promises high market prices for produce and requests buyers to arrange purchases in advance, aiming to supply self and family and please the customer.
Free eye examination service offered by jeweler and oculist Alfred W. Dula in Lenoir North Carolina. He invites immediate calls and emphasizes no delay due to the service being free operated by LO UF PEOPLE LO UF PEOPLE.
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