Social club activities and notices around Hickory families
Embroidery and book clubs meet with readers, prizes, and refreshments as Mrs. Boyd hosts an Embroidery Club session on April 8. Visitors from Conover Newton New York attend. The Round Dozen Book Club, Do As You Please, and other groups meet April 2 and 27 with listed members. Invitations to a Harriett Ramsay and Julius Ramsay wedding are noted. Little Ethel Messick celebrates 12th birthday. Rev J H Shuford plans a historic Florida trip to gather data.
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D. M. Boyd
L. R. Whitener
Miandy
Pest
Jane
Kentucky
Stevenson
Boyd
T. M. Johnson
Adrian Shaford
Conover
Herman
Newton
Russell
New York
Round Dozen Book Club
J. W. Blackwelder
Alice Avertsen Russell
Post
Barclo Bell Wright
Met
Emma Bonner
Constance Best
Amy Sellers
John J. Hunter
Harriett Isabella
Julius McNutt Ramsay
Yorkville
S.C
Silo Reduces Feed Cost for 65 Ton Capacity Silos
A Southern Railway Live Stock Department booklet titled There Should be a Silo promotes building a 65 ton capacity silo for 20 cows using ordinary farm tools at 65 dollars. It cites Tennessee farmer experience over twenty years and notes Secretary Wilson's support of livestock in the Southeast as the ideal region for future expansion. The item aims to spark farmer interest and offers free mailing of the booklet upon request to F L Word.
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Live Stock Department
The
Southern Railway
Sai
F. L. Word
Live Stock
Atlante
Mio
Tennessee
Wilson
United States
Xing
Painter weighs costs of paint prices and timing
Devoe F B Ingold discusses paint costs and timing for a job, estimating $2.50 per gallon and $55 to $250 in supplies. He recalls paying $225 a gallon last year and worries if prices drop to $1.75. He plans to paint this year regardless and expects extra work.
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Tve
Graduating Recital By Elizabeth Bar din and Essie Rowe
Misses Elizabeth Bardin and Essie Rowe present a joint graduating recital in piano and expression next Monday night April 14 in C. The public is invite to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Summer Bardin
Essie May Rowe
Pains in the Stomach and Kidney Health Advised
A newspaper item promotes Electric Bitters as the best remedy for stomach and kidney issues. It cites H. T. Alston of Raleigh North Carolina who recovered after using the product and testimonials claim improvements from the first dose. Priced at 50 cents and 1.00, it is sold by local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
H. T. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
C. M. Shuford Moser & Lutz and
Grimes Drag Store
America
Dairying economy and 1913 Hickory election notice
A short discussion on dairy profitability stresses feeding efficiency and care. A city proclamation from Hickory announces a primary on April 21 1913 at city hall to nominate candidates for the April 28 1913 municipal election with C C Gamble registrar and J H Hatcher D E Whitener as inspectors, registration to run 30 days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Hickory
City Hall
Said
Sity
C. C. Gamble
J. H. Hatcher
D. E.whitener
General Assembly
G.R. Wootten
A. A. Whitener
N.C
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Hickory Resident
A Hickory citizen shares a testimonial praising Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney issues. The statement urges readers to ask for the same remedy, backed by home testimony, and notes availability at Moser & Luta's Drug Store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
A. Weren
Ninth Ave
N.C
Doan
Moser & Luta
Dean
Explosion Causes Close Call for Murdock in Shiloh Town
A blast at a Clecksmith shop powered by a small boiler in Shiloh town injured F. Murdock with scalp wounds. He escaped with life after an explosion Wednesday, a near-fatal accident considered miraculous by witnesses in Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
F. Murdock
Shiloh
Murdock
Notice of Public Auction of Presbyterian Manse Property
In Catawba County North Carolina trustees will sell at public auction for cash at the steps of the First National Bank Hickory on Saturday May 30 1913 at twelve o'clock noon the Presbyterian Manse property described as beginning at a stake on the northern margin of Eleventh Avenue and running 200 feet north 100 feet east 200 feet north 109 feet west to the margin of Eleventh Avenue known as the Presbyterian Manse. G R Wootten trustee Bagby Blackwelter attorneys F134
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Price
Ressie F. Price
Geo. R. Wootten
Building & Loan Association
Hickory
Register of Deeds
Catawba County
North Carolina
First National Bank
Eleventh Avenue
Atwood Street
Clinard
Baptist Parsonage
Samuel Tate
J. H. Moore
Old Avenue
G. R. Wootten
Bagby & Blackwelter
Silage and Shelter for Cows on One Acre of Corn
Silage yields of 12 tons per acre are possible, enough for four cows for 260 days with minimal waste. A weatherproof shed, well bedded with straw, provides shelter on days cows cannot graze and helps keep a good udder and overall health. Feed efficiently. do not give excess and avoid waste. manage mangers to reduce leftovers.
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C. H. Geitner
Ethel Messick
Ethel
Mrs. Messick
Little Mildred
J. H. Shuford
South Lipidary
Reza
Samuna
Rezal
Rexall
Grimes Drug CO
Canada
First Building & Loan Association of
Hi Lickory
N. G
G.hlgeitner
J.D. Elliott
G.R. Wooten
Sec Teas
Baty & Blackwelder
F. B. Ingold Sells
Belles Raploder
Anc Yserver
D M. Atkins
Hickory, N.C
DR. W. 5. Ramsay
R. P. Dakin
Will G. Kirkman
Charlotte, N. C
J. J. Hicks
Shunford Hardware Co
11Th Avenue
Dr. J. GC
Biddix
Dietz’s
OLD Reliable
R. W. Wolf
9Th Ave
9Th St
D. L. Russell
Honest Service
Egalight
Penton
H. D. Abernethy
Teh Street
J. A. Wood
Moser & Luts
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Lincolnton
Jas
Stanta el
Nvadigs
Mosey
Elle
Moser & Lutz
Cordell
Farrand
N. M. Cordell
Batt
John W. Robinson
Lewis White
Wetch Bay
Shuford Hardware Co
Sohmer Piano
Piano World Co
H. Wilmoth
S. McDowell St. Charlotte
L.L. Moss
L. L. Moss
Phone 173