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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates at 50 cents for six months and 25 cents for three months. It notes the paper is entered at the Boone post office as second class mail matter and is dated Thursday May 13, 1920.
The Democrat reports that every householder and those responsible for public buildings must have premises in shape by May 1. About 80 delinquents, excluding public institutions, have been filed with the mayor. The town marshal will probe each complaint next week and report findings. Laws must be enforced, or they risk erasure. Authorities warn force may be used to secure compliance.
John W. Williams of Lioing Rock NC writes praising North Carolina industries in Winston-Salem and across the state. He notes rapid mill growth, various factories, and strong wages with few strikes. Williams urges unity among North Carolinians while discussing politics and Max Gardner as a favored candidate.
Classified note offering a Ford for sale in good working order. Contact L H Holler in Lovill North Carolina for details.
North Carolina Democrat Brooks of Greensboro enters the race for the United States Senate. He stresses serving all people, cites vision and fitness as key, and says Greensboro support backs his nomination. Born May 21, 1871 in Person County, Brooks has long stood with Democratic principles and urged voters to back him in the primaries.
Commerce notices show Yadkin Woolen Mills in Patterson offering top wool prices or exchange for yarn blankets and linsey cloth with Wool sold anytime. Also O N Wagner Mfg Co Brownwood sells bevel siding and flooring on short notice. David P Dellinger Gastonia announces Democratic primary bid for Commissioner of Labor and Printing in June 1920, seeking votes and support.
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