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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
3
The Watauga Democrat lists post office classification as second class mail matter in Boone North Carolina. Rates shown include one year for 00 six months 60 and three months 7. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
Boone area brief highlights include Powell Hale as a top impersonator appearing at Training School Auditorium with 25 cent admission, county officials meeting Monday, and several local developments. Citizens hear Hale praise and schedules for church events, farm reports, road travel, and a busy social calendar through the week.
Advertisement announces LL Crichter as a dealer in nations groceries and school supplies along with coffins and undertakers supplies urging readers to call, promising no regret.
H. B. Deal & Co of Blowing Rock North Carolina offer to pay cash or in leverage for birch oil. They act as agents for J B Johnson of Hickory North Carolina and urge sellers to bring their birch oil to secure the market’s best price.
Watauga county court has appointed W M Hodges as administrator of the estate of T A Brown, deceased. All claims must be exhibited by June 11, 1918, or be barred. Debts should be settled promptly. This June 11, 1912.
In Fall Term 1012 Superior Court, J L Winebarger sues Effie Winebarger for divorce. Clerk WD Farthing issues summons May 2 1912, returnable to Sept 2 1912. Defendant must appear and answer by the first Monday in September. May 29 1912. W D Farthing C S C.
A letter from Broadford officials and several residents of Tazewell and Marion Virginia certifies the Thorough-Bred Black Spanish Jack sired by Old Napoleon and out of Governor Wood. The jack, 15 hands high and about 900 pounds, previously owned by F C Ward in Vilas North Carolina, will stay there through the season.
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