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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1913

Page

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Three Die in Railroad Wreck Near Hickory

A broken rail caused a freight wreck on Southern Railway near Oyama four miles east of Hickory at about 5 am Monday. Engineer William Eagle of Spencers Connie, Conductor E. V. Boyd of Mooresville, and fireman A. L. Huddle of Asheville died. Injured include Section Master Bumgardner and a hobo named West. Bodies taken to Hickory. traffic detoured via Spartanburg. Additional notes mention a nearby birthday celebration and reader letters about local government reform.

Asheville and Salisbury Southern Railway Oyama Hickory Wm. Eagle Spen Cers E. V. Boyd Mooresville A. L. Huddle Ashevill Bumgardner West Boyd Huddie Huddle Builer Eagle J. W. Shuford James Miller Eugene Bumgardner Spartanburg Conover Newton Hobo James “Post Engle

Speedy Adjustment of Rates Expected Soon

Gov. Craig predicts quick railroad rate reforms in North Carolina interstate freight, with equitable, distance-based reductions not as low as Virginia but materially lower than present. rate expert work underway and no dilatory tactics anticipated. The message highlights widespread impact on shipping points and shippers’ long campaign for fair rates. Mrs. W. H. Benfield of Everett Wash comments on taxation fairness and property evaluation for tax purposes.

Asheville, Biarch Craig North Carolina Virginia

Ickory Township Road Commission March 1913 Statement

March 1913 financial report shows total to date of 19012 dollars 74 cents for the Ickory Township Road Commission. Local authorities record expenditures and tally the cumulative amount through the period.

Ickory Township Hickory Township

Public Letter Explains Paper's Democratic Policy

A former Hickory Democrat editor explains that the paper will keep Democratic principles and high standards. He will dictate the policy himself while trusting loyal patrons and affirming continued support from good people.

Hickory Democrat Banks Tens Mace Sonal

City manager plan hailed as municipal reform

The Engineering News predicts the city manager plan as a popular innovation in governance. Hickory adopts the plan, but the piece argues success depends on the manager’s fitness and the people who select and monitor him, stressing public virtue and citizen character as the real path to better government. It closes with condolences to Brother Cobb on his dog Boozer’s death after being mangled at the depot.

Hickory Brother Cobb Morganton News-Herald Boozer Cobb

Escape Near Conover From Cadwell County Chain Gang

A young man Bumgarner, sent to Cadwell county chain gang, escaped from the force near Conover last week after being deployed to the work gang some time ago.

Bumgarner Cadwell County Conover

North Carolina Sunday School Convention in Greensboro

The North Carolina Sunday School Convention program for Greensboro April 22 to 24 nears completion with three internationally known speakers. A 3000-seat warehouse and a 300-voice choir platform are planned. delegates may come from townships, Sunday schools, colleges, and high schools, with lodging arranged via the North Carolina Sunday School Association and C D McLean in Greensboro. Floyd Allen’s execution in Virginia follows a long legal delay and intense political maneuvering, culminating in the death chair while authorities moved to uphold the sentence amid appeals and crowd concerns.

North Carolina Greensboro Messrs. Tullar and Meredith New York City Counses North Carolina Sunday School Association C. D. McLean Committee On N. 5 Associated Press Richmond Floyd Allen Virginia Mountains Hillsville State Penitentiary Claude Swanson Allen Mann Viriginia Carey Williams Ellyson Philadelphia Viria Secretary of the Commonwealth Prs Tis Calan Tia Cinta Wood Tel “Tihe Virginia

Grimes Drug Co Promotes Pure Ice Cream Standards

Grimes Drug Co touts ice cream made only from dairy milk with no powders or artificial additives. The firm stresses pasteurization and lab testing while condemning claims that all ice cream uses milk powder or petroleum products. They pledge to source from licensed dairies and sell at ten cents per cone in Hickory Tree, highlighting consumer trust and strict quality controls.

Grimes Drug Co Doc Wiley Grimes Tce Cream Co Richmond

Local notes from Highland Maron area and business updates

Mr J P Robinson is slightly improving after confinement at home. Mrs L P Killian of Granite Falls visited Oyama with her husband’s parents. Mr J L Miller and son Jenks bought their son and brother’s store building and plan enlarging it. Mr Hollar will expand his business. Miller shipped 59 calves in one week from local counties. The Shitfoad Mill Co baseball ground is ready for use and teams can arrange games by calling the listed phone numbers.

Highland Maron J. P. Robinson L. P. Killian Granite Falls Killian Oyama Dan Fry J. L. Miller Jenks Herbert Miller Hollar Miller Shitfoad Mill Co

Presbyterian Church Notes and Lily Livingston Contest

Rev J G Garth of Statesville will be absent over Sunday. Rev W M Sikes of Newton will preach here next Sunday at both services and possibly at West Hickory at 49.1 m. He will also teach the Mens Bible Class at Sunday School. The Livingston contest will take place on April 18.

J G. Garth Statesville W. M. Sikes Newton West Hickory Livingston

Laymen’s Mission Movement mobilizes church laymen

The Laymen's Mission Movement unites men from diverse churches in support of gospel work worldwide. Initiated in New York on November 15, 1906, it saw gains in missionary offerings during 1907-08 and 1909-10, with delegates charged $1 registration for the Asheville convention featuring speakers from New York and the Southern Baptist movement.

New York City Asheville Tecome Northing W. Ezers New York City Edi United ‘States Southern Baptist Convention C.F Reid Nasi Atlanta

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Jerome Bolick & Sons of Jerome Bolick J.T. Johnson W. L. Wolfe Ninth Avenue Loulalee Wolfe Miss Wolfe Johnson Mamie Sue Effiz Bertha Harris Hettie Pitts Estelle Wolfe Kitter Hickey Everett Gov Carolina W. H. Benfield Rockefeller Ave Everett, Wash Allens Claude Sunday School Presbyterian Church Notes
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