Local News Briefs and Advertisements Muster in Town
Local items note warm days, visitors at Blowing Rock, and family births. Town chatter mentions the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Wade McGhee, Florence Blair visiting friends, and Ernest Eller in town. Businesses tout shoes, summer suits, and dress goods. A tobacco and farm supply tone blends with reports of fires, losses, a forthcoming Confederate reunion, and upcoming elections. The Carolina Valley Oil and Gas sale is set for June 7 at Boone court house.
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Mrs. Wade
B McGhee
Florence Blair
Blanche Blair
George Suddreth
Blowing _Rock
D. J. Cottrell
Carolina Valley Oil and Gas Co
Court House
Boone
W. F. Sherwood
Campbell Amusement Co shows in Watauga area May and June
The Campbell Amusement Co plans a large moving picture show across Watauga and neighboring counties through May and June. Their act features machine and string music, 100 stationary views life size and 3000 feet of moving scenes plus other entertainments. Local readers note the claim of the greatest mountain show, with panoramic displays over a circus. Also mentions photography work by Campbell artist Arthur Hayes now in Knoxville and local notices about town happenings and events.
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Campbell Amusement Co
Watauga
Local Ad Reveals Bargains From R M Green in Town
R M Green promises cheap cash sales this summer after forgoing produce. His ad lists pure bred eggs, clothing including shirts ties collars hosiery and underwear, boys clothing and wares, with 6 spools of Clark C N T thread for 25 cents. He notes rumored moves of liquor suppliers to Kentucky then Cincinnati and a seasonal schedule after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Clark
Bar- Senetta
Pia
Bargain Pawn Shop Ad Proclaims Low Prices
A Boone seller urges buyers to inspect pawn-brother goods and new clothing for men women and children at prices much lower than elsewhere. The ad promises late model Geo DeWitt shoes and department bargains with businesslike terms and prompt service.
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Pawn-Brothers
Geo. DeWitt
Boone
Jones Cottrell
Visit Critcher’s Store For Bargains Near School Campus
L L Critcher invites readers to visit his store offering groceries dry goods notions and a wide range of school supplies. He promises competitive prices by comparing with others and states he buys produce like chickens eggs and butter at high market rates.
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L. L. Critcher
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ThaWatauga Bemocrat
Seegiddon
Seedogon
Leo Green
Ernest Eller
B. F. Eller
Hale
Blackboro’ Hotel
Govan Lane
Blackburn's
George A. Bryan
Charlotte
Blowing Rock
W. L. Bryan
Tis
Memphis
Tenn
Watauga Ee
Angely
Lawcen Woodring
George Brown
B. J. Councill
J. F. Hardin
John Sherrill
Beaver Dame
Watauga Lodge
A. F
A. M
J.J. M. Morets
Morets
Howard's Creek
Zach T. Green
Blof City
Sallie Adams
Vilas
L.L. Critcher
Smith Hagaman
John Green
Beaver Dams
Blackburn’s
A. J. Campbell
Flam
Shbort
Ad Campbell
Artiut
Arthur Hayes
Knoxville, Tenn
Arthur
Knoxville
Enq
Calvin J. Cottrell
Jim Ray
Dr. Hodges
Young
Bakersville
Hill Country
M. G. Church
Valle Crucis
Appalachian Training School
Church
E. A. Yates
M. E. Church
South
Trinity College
P. J. Powell
Lenoir
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des -Moine
Town
Mondey
Powell
Cuba
Panama Canal Zone
Johnson
Jefferson Lodge
J. W. Todd
R. F. Edwards
Millard F. Criteber
Deerfield
Princesa
Victoria Eulenburg
Prince Eulenburg
Hane Heye
Brennen
Wright Brothers
Europe
Dayton, C
Wright Flying Machine Company
New York
Monroe Enquirer
Menclan
Marrie Fron
Waltsing
Chicago
Washington
J.C. Boyd
Columbia
Carolina Militia
Black Mountain Station
Asheville
North Carolina
Plymoth Rock I
Plymouth Rock
J. B. Puiuureugar
N.C
R. M. Green
Prop
Ero Baptist Convention
Amanda
N. C
J. W. Watnutt
W.P. DuNham
RAMBO
K. Walsh
Merchants & Traders Bank
Mountain City
Tennessee
U— Stock Holding
J. W. Wright
R. F. Wright
E. E. Butler
Donnelly
London
Staffel Hardway Company
N. B
J. Parlier
M. Sudderth
Virginia-Carolina
John F. Cunningham
Ci N. C
United States
South Carolina
Virginie
Caretine Chemical
Ivan
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