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July 24, 1904: J.H.C. Staples was fined $15 for selling soft drinks without first giving bond.
July 24, 1911: The Wilmington Dispatch, a newspaper in Wilmington, North Carolina, carried information as a followup to a story initially reported on July 17, 1911 from The Minneapolis Morning Tribune. The article reported, “The latest developments on the ‘plague’ situation in Mitchell County are most encouraging and no fear is entertained as to the results of it. . In regard to Dr. Buchanan who it was reported was in a Johnson City hospital in search of cure for this disease, it is said that the report was incorrect. District Passenger Agent J.H. Wood, of the Southern Railway, has received the following telegram from Johnson City in regard to it: ‘There is no truth in the report that Dr. Buchanan or anyone else from Mitchell County has been confined in a Johnson City hospital . with an unknown disease. Dr. Buchanan is suffering from an accident, having been burne ....

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