Mountain country praised in Western North Carolina write up
The Charlotte Observer lauds the Blowing Rock region in Mitchell, Watauga, Caldwell and Burke counties. It highlights the Blowing Rock Boone road, Boone’s elevation of 3882 feet, and the Appalachian Training School as symbols of a Swiss Alpine-like landscape in the western part of the Old North State.
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Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
North
Old North State
Blowing Rock
Grandfather Mountain
Mitchel
Watauga
Caldwell
Burke
Carolina & Northwestern Railway
Chester
D.C
Edgemont
Gastonia
Lincolnto
Newton
Hickory
Lenoir
Switzerland of America
Blowing Rock-Boone
Yonablosse
New River
Boone
Rockies
Appalachian Training School
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promotes Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as the best remedy for coughs colds asthma and bronchial issues. It urges customers to look for the bell symbol on the bottle.
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Dr. Bell
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Surge Advert and Deeds Candidate
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Antiseptic Surge for skin troubles while noting John Lawe, Orange County recorder for 52 consecutive years, seeks re election at age 85 despite objections to his age.
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Dr. Bell
John Lawe
Oange County
Resolutions for Rev Solomon Green Lead Watauga Lodge
A memorial report from the Watauga Lodge AF and AM honors Rev Solomon Green born January 25 1882 in Axhe Watauga County and died March 26 1910. It notes his ordination October 2 1882 and 25 years of fellowship, urges mourning badges for 80 days, and directs transmission of the resolutions to family and to the Wataura Democrat. Also brief regional notices follow about Trinity College presidency, Cobb Withers commutation, Texas crop losses, and Carnegie endowment to Salem Female Academy.
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Beepree
Watangapoe
Boone
N. C
Solomon Green
Brother Green
Watauga Lodge
Agaloy
Axhe
Watauga County
Stony Fork Baptist Church
Watauga
Wataura Democrat
J.C. Horton
John W. Hodges
J. F. Robbins
Andrew Carnegie
Salem Female Academy
Carnegie
Child Died After Father Drank Whiskey Infield
A six year old boy from Stokes County died days after drinking whiskey from a bottle heretofore carried by his father James Smith who fell asleep in the field. The fatal lapse followed hours of intense suffering before death. The notice also lists various local advertisements and legal notices including an administrator appointment and a business dissolution.
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James Smith
Stokes County
Aoen
John W. Hodges & Co
J. M. Bay
J . Winkler
Small Farm for Sale Near Boone North Carolina
One and a half miles west of Boone North Carolina a small farm with a good location convenient to freight and shopping. For terms and particulars write G R Lone Williamsport Butte Mont November 25 1909.
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Boone,nc
G. R. Lone
Williamsborg
Butte, Mont
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George V
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R. Guelph Norman
Burmah
Charles Broadway Rouse
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Lawrence Wakefield
Lenoir News
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Asheville
Washington
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Lanar
Texas
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Adama
Columbia 8. C
Verkhoyansk
Arctic Circle
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Sahara Desert
Africa
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Port Nolloth
South Africa
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W. W. Wilfong
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Holloway
Addreas
W. R. Savage
Jack
G. H. Blair
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Valle Crusis Wagon Shop
Valle Crucis
N.C
St. Louis
M B
Blackburn Boone
W. W. McGowan
W. H. Beach
John W. Wilson
W. J. Lenoir
Oliver Chilled
Lenoir Hardware and Furniture Company
Lenoir, N. C
N. L. Maer, Pres
C. Correy, V.P
G. P. HacaMan, Cash
Parlier, Press
Clark
G. M. Budderth
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