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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
8
Mr. James F. Hamrick was found dead in bed Wednesday morning at his home on the Lawrence Lackey old Pruett place near Little Hickory. He suffered with tuberculosis and left a wife and seven young children. Charitably inclined people sent groceries and clothing during his illness.
Miss Lizzie Lee Randall and Mr. Russel Etters were married on Wednesday December 28 1921 at 7 o clock in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Randall of Grover. Only immediate family attended the ceremony.
Rutherfordton reports Ike Hammet of Henrietta died in South Carolina after shooting his wife and himself. His wife improves and plans to go home. Hammet remained unconscious for some time before death. Tanlac endorsements and widespread use are advertised by Reinhardt Drug Co.
William Turner died Sunday afternoon at 2 from a two day pneumonia. He was a Confederate veteran who became a leading civic figure in Sharon, active in the Methodist church. Funeral Monday at his South Shelby home with Revs. Stabler and M. Interment in Sunset Cemetery. Survived by widow and children Ed Turner Blacksburg S C Ralph Turner Shelby Festus Iron Turner Gastonia Mrs John Preddy eastern North Carolina.
Rutherfordton reports M H Whitesides near Uree had barn, feed, tools burned on Wednesday night. Four mules and two cows escaped. Whitesides, a county leader and former deputy sheriff, suspects arson. He offers a $500 reward for conviction of the culprits.
Automobile listing notes the 22-Six series models 49 seven passenger touring 46 three passenger coupe and 48 four passenger coupe with pricing or specification details implied in the compact inventory fragment. Multiple variants shown without narrative context.
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