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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

4

Tariff debates and dangers in opportunities discussed

An article cites former governors and a New York World editorial arguing tariffs protect major trusts while dismissing tax relief for the poor. It contrasts this with a parable about hogs and warns Americans not to chase every golden opportunity, urging steadiness amid changing markets.

Massachu Harmon John Ohio Minnesota Congress Douglas Beef Trust Steel Trust Standard Oil Trust Aldrich New York World Great American Republic Klondike Charles Frederic Goas

Similes and a Juror in a Murder Case

A collage of provincial snippets runs through the page. An editor from The Herald, Jo. King, faces jury duty in a murder case despite publisher concerns about newspaper publicity. In Concord Times a North Carolina ploughing scene uncovers a Civil War era name plate from Co. A 26 Mitch Vols. A travel anecdote in Rusheylvania discusses potato statues and a humorous exchange about a dead aunt’s fortune.

Durham Jo. King The Herald Concord Times Allen Boger No 10 R. Ebewell N.V. Gregory Mitch Concord

Notice to Farmers on Fine Stallion for Breeding

Farmers urged to breed to a purchased eight tracked Fancy Boy Stallion described as a rich dark bay saddle and driving horse weighing 1220 pounds. The notice lists staged stand locations across North Carolina and Tennessee with dates late April to early May. Groom signatures include A W Ray and D M Winebarger.

Todd N.C A. m

Notice to claimants in estate of Samuel H Banner

Administratrix notices creditors to present claims within one year from April 1908. Janz E Banner as administratrix requests immediate payment from those owing the estate.

Samuel H. Banner Janz E. Banner Adm

Good Will Library Gift to Mitchell County

Charles H. Wing of Boston established the Goodwill Library in Mitchell County about 14 years ago near Ledger six miles from Bakersville. The three story building housed thousands of volumes with free access for travelers and locals. Wing has donated the library and building to Mitchell County for public use.

Good Will Mitchell Asheville Bakersville Ledger Wing

Calamity Warns of Careful Boating and Kidney Health

A periodical cautions about river dangers from a careless boatman and urges readers to notice bodily warnings of kidney trouble. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for backache and related ailments, citing a testimonial from J R Blankenship of Belk Tennessee. It closes with a Henry Van Dyke quotation about embracing life bravely.

Bright J. R. Blankenship Belk Tenn Soc Henry van Dyke

Dr King's New Life Pills Endorsed by Pittsfield Attorney

N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont praises Dr King's New Life Pills as a reliable family medicine. He states the remedy treats chills constipation biliousness and sick headaches and costs 25 cents at all druggists.

N. H. Brown Pittsfield, Vt Dr. King

Lees-McRae Institute Announces 1909 Session Start

The Tenth Session will begin April 28 and close December 13, 1909. Last session enrolled 117 students from eight states and two foreign countries. Faculty consists of seven experienced teachers. For catalogue apply to Rev. Edgar Tufts, Baynes Exx, N. C.

Edgar Tufts Baynes X. C

Rock West Virginia man dies in tree accident during lumber work

In Rock, West Virginia, a man identified as ACEC Winkler, described as an optometrist of Willen and a patriot, was killed when a falling tree toppled during logging. Four other workers escaped injury as remnants of the tree were cleared and prepared for burial.

Acec Winkler Ange the Witkey

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