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Newspaper

Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1915

Page

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West Hickory school tax debate stirs town rally

Last Thursday at the West Hickory schoolhouse, citizens debated a May ballot to raise school taxes from 20 to 80 cents per hundred dollars. Speakers named H H Abee G F Ivey Frank Miller noted that four corporations would bear most of the burden yet supporters argued benefits to local students and teachers. The meeting urged civic investment, town improvement, and active citizen participation to boost education.

West Hickory H. H. Abee G. F. Ivey Frank Miller Ivey Mill Co Ivey Mfl. Co Southern R. . Co

It Isn't Your Town It’s You Poem Fragment

A reflective verse argues town character reflects residents not external forces. It admonishes against fear and laziness, urging collective effort to shape a better community. The poem emphasizes personal responsibility in building the town you want.

Chamberlain's Liniment Praised for Rheumatism

Mrs Dunburg of Eldridge New York reports long time use by her family with repeated cures and quick relief from pain claiming Chamberlains Liniment offers value for money. It is sold by Menzies Drug Co and Lutzs Drug Store.

Chamberlain

Population rate reference in Rama context

A fragment notes a population rate of about 3,000,000 per year for Rama’s people, indicating tectonic or demographic context. The readable bits imply a large scale growth figure tied to Rama’s population phenomena.

North State Anthem Exalts North Carolina Heritage

A poem praising North Carolina as a regal, beloved land with ties to its mountains and sea. It extols state glory, peace and wartime virtue, and pledges lifelong love and loyalty to the old North State. The piece intertwines regional pride with natural imagery and national aspirations.

Sinking of Katwyk Arouses Dutch Indignation

London reports the possible sinking of the Dutch steamer Katwyk off the North Hinder by a German submarine. The vessel carried grain from Baltimore to the Dutch government and flew the Dutch flag. Dutch papers demand German accountability for this neutral- power violation. The incident heightens Dutch ire as tensions mount over seized Dutch trawlers and broader war moves.

London Holland Baltimore Zeebrugge Italy Near East England Great Britain Dresden Chil| van Carpathians Woevre Thel

Olive Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Plans

Olive Evangelical Lutheran Church presents Sunday services on April 25 with Sunday School at 10:00 a m and chief service at 11:00 a m Pastor Rev E J Sox will deliver a sermon on From weakness to power Preparatory services for Holy Communion will be held today at 3:00 p m A class of young people will be admitted into full communion by confirmation The Lord's Supper will be celebrated on Sunday

E. J. Sox

Card of Thanks from the Barker family

Card of Thanks extends sincere appreciation to faithful friends for loving kindness and care during a time of illness and absence. Signed by Mrs. Reginald D. Barker and the family, expressing gratitude for tender offers.

Reginald D. Barker

Should Not Feel Discouraged By Chamberlains Tablets

Many people troubled by stomach digestion and constipation have benefited from Chamberlains tablets. They contain no pepsin or other ferment, but strengthen the stomach to perform its functions naturally. For sale by Men Drug Co. and Lutg's Drug Store.

Chamberlain Men Drug Co Lutg

Local Interest Notes Highlight Community Happenings

In Hickory last weekend residents and visitors gathered for social and civic items. Notables include W C Newland of Lenoir and R Lee Hewitt of Newton visiting, while Rev A L Stanford returned from Washington with a report of successful meetings and church growth. The town plans a protracted meeting at the Method Church beginning April 25, and an Audubon Club is urged for local youth with Colonel Thornton offering guidance. A monument was unveiled for Walter R Cline by Hickory Woodmen of the World.

W. C. Newland Lenoir R. Lee Hewitt Newton H. L. Seitz RF. D. No. 1 Democrat W. B. Gaither H. S. Smith Kenworth Mr. Smith Gue. Setzer W. H. Barkley Catawba River Rev A. L. Stanford Washington, N. C Stanford the Mercury Hickory Ice & Coal Co The Hickory Thornton H. C. Menzies Ed. Menzies Charles, Jr N.S. Dasher Linville Hickory Camp No. 80 Woodaen Walter R. Cline Oakwood Cemetery J. A. Reitzel A. A. Whitever Little Miesta Mitchell Rockford

Condensed German Familial History By G M Yoder

A reader claims a condensed 23 German family history including Wiedner Yoder Reich Wilfong Klein Fry Shuford and others. It traces roots to pioneers like Henery Wiedner John Hawn and families connected to Ramsour’s Mill 1780 with notes on marriages and Civil War deaths, claiming broader extended lines could fill a book.

The Democrat J. H. Shuferd Fleary Wiedner Conrad Yoder Michael Wiedner Phillip Wiedner Adolphus Reich George Wilfong Jacob Klein Nicholas Fry John ‘Shuford James Harvey Robinson Jacob Lutz Seitz Killian John Setzer Smyre Fara William Best Sebastian Klein the Pionneer John Mall Paul Anthony John | Hawn Deitz Gross Whisenhunt Herman Jond Dellinger Henery Wiedner Ramsour's Mill Geo. Fisher Pennsylvania Henry’s Fork Palser Siegmond Sigman John Wifong Joe Fannie Mollie Saloma Weaver John Hawn Lawson Barnett Noah Jaughter Jacob Weaver Simpson Rose Wilson Lawson Meral T Barnet Noah Eliza Eckard George Fisher Frederic Hahn Pinkney Fye Dellinger Barbara Samuel Dan Missouri Susan Daniel Whisnant Will Story John Whitener Henry Wiedner Georgia G. M. Yoder

North Carolina units praised by War Department official

Raleigh correspondent reports Adjutant General Young received highly commendatory letters from Maj Gen Leonard Wood after the government inspected North Carolina military companies.

W.T. Bost Raleigh Greensboro Daily News Young Leonard Wood North Carolina

Bones of Mexican Chief 1H Florida Shark

Athens reports the strangest find as Jesus Almanides, a Mexican general, is memorialized in a tale about a 11 foot 10 inch shark that supposedly swallowed his bones. The story notes artifacts like a silver card case and a golden cuff button from Almanides, with local figures from Knoxville Concord and Gastonia involved in a sensational framed chronicle.

Florida Athens Jesus Almanides Hickory Gastonia Waynesville Concord Knox Ville East Tennessee Rutherfordton Ida Will D. Wright Sionville Samuel Shields J. A. Gesas Ben Caswell Tyler Campbell Bristol Almarides Temales Ali ‘Gue Havana Jack Johnson

Local Insurance Ad and Patent Remedy Notice

A town notice references a $50 check for Mr. E. L. Flowers who was ill with appendicitis in March and mentions D. L. Martin & Son health and accident insurance. The ad urges readers with no policy to see the firm. Nearby copy promotes Dean's Regulators as a laxative, 25 cents a box.

E. L. Flowers D. L. Martin & Son

Potatoes and politics in South Fork valley news

From South Fork Hickory Route 1 April 19 there is little yew news and the line is quiet. Farmers hustle to move potatoes to market with prices noted at one dollar per bushel. Republicans blame war for low cotton while optimism rises as power and prices rebound. Local visits include Jane Reep of Lincoln county and Mrs. Ralph Yoder at Salisbury. Public schools nearly closed for the year.

South Fork Valley Y. Sigmon Wilson Democratic Party Jane Reep Lincoln County Yoder Ralph Yoder Salisbury Mowerrie A. P. Yoder P.R. Yoder

No Cure Found for Him Despite Long Suffering

A garbled notice describes a prolonged illness with scattered references to medical claims and legal proceedings. Vague names and fragmented phrases hint at a trial or court session and associated vendors or groups, but readable details are limited. The piece reads as an archival snippet with unclear events and participants.

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