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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
4
The notice contrasts timber growing with wheat farming over 50 years, arguing timber on 80 acres yields greater long term net gains than annual wheat returns. It cites forest service guidance, compares asset values, and notes fuel from land, with commentary from John Temple Graves and several editorials on education and public topics.
An advertisement claims a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles with a drugstore backed refund promise. The claim targets sufferers seeking relief and mentions refunds if not cured within a stated period.
An promotional note touts a remedy claimed to have thousands of testimonials and physician endorsements. It asserts the product has saved lives before traditional medicine could be obtained and urges immediate purchase despite unclear details.
By power of sale in a 1905 mortgage John L W Ward and Crista Ward ceded to Thos J Ray, the court house door in Boone will on June 18 1906 sell to the highest cash bidder a tract of about 18 acres on Laurel Creek adjoining W P Mast D F Horton and others, to satisfy a debt of 33.32 with interest and costs recorded in Book K page 259.
Superior court order in Corpening vs Lodges appoints a commissioner to sell 100 acre tract in Watauga County on Scaly Branch. Sale at Boone court house on June 5 1906 to highest cash bidder, subject to a $11.00 credit May 1 1908 and costs. Bidder must settle judgment of $200 with interest from May 2 1903.
Administrators notice calls all creditors and claimants of Joseph J Brown to present claims by April 24, 1906. Debtors are urged to settle promptly. dated April 23, 1906 at Watauga county, North Carolina. RB Badex, Adm Cum testam. FA Linsny, Atty.
Fire at Man River destroyed cotton worth 1200 dollars owned by Holt Granite Mills. The blaze damaged bales as the product location faced the loss of a substantial textile inventory. No injuries reported, investigation ongoing.
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