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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
3
Advertising rites furnished on application as per OCR fragment. The readable details mention Watauza Democrat and a 1.00 fee or rate, with garbled month names and amounts. Requires clarification from the original page to extract concrete entities, dates, and actions.
Local items mention Miss Pear Connell iacx returning from school in Asheville and Ada May visiting in Tracy. Notes cover court matters, pensions, train arrivals, crop troubles, health, and a Confederate reunion. Also listed are jurors for the upcoming Watauga Superior Court and other county notices.
The passage extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the vital spring health medicine. It promises a good appetite blood purification nerve strengthening and overall vitality. It urges immediate use and warns against trying other products claiming it is trialed and proven the best.
A mix of testimonial notices for Hood's Sarsaparilla praising spring vitality and a government auction notice by ex sheriff H Calaway of Watuga county North Carolina with detailed tax sale listings across Boone Township Beach Mountain Cove Creek Blowing Rock and surrounding areas. The sale is set for July 1 1901 between 10am and 4pm.
Local ad notes a repair service branded All work fully guaranteed. Edmund Jones advertises in early 1900s on the OP pole Best Waren Re pair Supp i The Country. The message emphasizes guaranteed workmanship and accessibility for customers.
Newland & Watson advertise a wide stock including spring and summer clothing, notions, shoes for all ages, dress fabrics, toilet goods, and a full line of dry goods. They offer country produce at high market prices, hardware, trunks, umbrellas, and value for money, inviting shoppers to compare and encouraging patronage at the old post office building in Wilkesboro.
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