Advertisements and notices from Hickory paper
Classifieds include Army recruiting ads seeking able bodied unmarried men ages 18 to 35 for service in Cuba and the Philippines with multiple local recruiting offices. Also notes on Easter hats, eggs for sale, real estate and rental offers, theater ad for Gem, local society items, church notices, travel and personal visits, and Easter events across Hickory and nearby towns.
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U. S. Army
United States
Cuba
Phillippines
West Trade Street
Charlotte
N. C
South Main Street
Asheville
N.C
Bank
Hickory
North Main Street
Salisbury
Liberty Street
Winslow- Salem
C.T Morison
S. D. Campbell & Co
C.T. Morrison
C. T. Morison
Local and Personal Notes From the region
Williams Gibson went to Lenoir Friday. Miss Ida Pharr went to Newton Friday. Mr. Geo Moore of Lenoir was in town Monday. Mr. D H Warlick of Granite Falls was here Monday. Mr. Mort Ervin of Morganton was in town Tuesday. Miss Eva Moony spent the Easter holidays at home. Mr. Herbert Yount of Newton was on our streets Monday. Judge Council went to Lexington Monday to hold court. C T Morrison spent Wednesday in Morganton on business. Mr. Thos Payne of Charlotte was here for his sister's marriage. Mr. Carroll Best student at Catawba college spent Easter at home. Miss Edith Self of Newton visited Mrs. Lee Summeron this week. Miss Mable Flannagan spent Easter in Statesville with her cousin. Prof. Geo W Hahn is spending the week in Lenoir and Blowing Rock. Mr. Arthur Ingold of Morganton spent Sunday with his mother. Miss Maud Jarrett of Newton spent Monday with friends in Hickory. Mrs J H Pitts of Catawba came up for the Old Maids convention. Prof. Lash of Catawba college spent part of Easter Monday in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Erricson
Little Rock Ark
Theodore Payne
Granite Falls
May
Lenoir
Telford
Tenn
W. E. Poovey l
Rutherford College
Hickory
J.M. Estes
Blowing Rock
Statesville
Thomas Payne
Charlotte
Rose Earnhardt
Lenho
Payne-Huffman
Louise Zeller
Anna McLaughlin
Bessie Grice
Catawba College
Margaret Best
F. B. Gwin
8. W. Crown Son
Taylorsville
Mrs. Rose
Leneir
D.H. Warlick
Mort Ervin
Morganton
Eva Moony
Herbert Yount
Newton
Judge Council
Lexington
C.T. Morrison
Thos. Payne
Arthur Ingold
Maud Jarrett
Newto
J. H. Pitts
Catawba
Clinard
Helen Chadwick
Ruth Abernethy
Boyden
Arthur Moser
Pinkerton
Letter on paint economics from Devoe & Co in Hickory
A letter to Henry Smathers explains the cost differences between two paint types. It argues that cheaper, higher gallon usage raises overall costs due to wages and paint amounts, asserting Devoe paint offers better value per job. The note promotes the brand and mentions F B Ingold as a seller.
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Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO
P. S
F. B. Ingold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Builders
Little Gem Theater
Admisson
Hoper
Mgr
Taylor
Newton Court
Mamie Sue Johnson
Davenport College
Messrs
F. B
Lewis Gwin
Mary Reitzel
R. A. Taylor
L. R. Whitener
Federal Court
A.C. Link
Fort Mill
Mr. Kirk
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Old Fort
D. A. Pope
Evangeline Shelley
W. A. Lutz
Walter Rowé
the Reformed Church
Rockwell
Hal Latta
Mr. Latta
Miriam Shell
Lela Wise
A.B. Thomas
Moody
Boston
Portland
Richland
Maine
M. S. Dixon
N. N. Drum and Infant
Raleigh
P. C. White
Indiana
Lutheran Church
Moser
Walter Sloane
B. Buchanan
Campbell
Menzies Drug
H. K. Goodson
Richmond
W. A. Radisill
Radisill
Virginia
W. G. Whisnant
Whisnant
Miss Payne
Mr. Huffman
Democrat
Church of the Ascension
The
Reformed Church
J. C. Shiver
Wharey
Moses
Baker’s Mountain
Geo. Moore
Carroll
Edith Self
Lee Summeron
Mable Flannagan
Prof
Geo. W. Hahn
Lash
Catawba Colle
Hickory II Insurance
S.S.S
Bok
Malar
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Wii
Tom
Mr. C. Farthing
Mill Creek
Indi
Dauggist
C.M. Shuford
W. S. Martin & Co
Mensies Drug Go
Old Maid’s Convention
C. de Witts & Co
Chicago
Georgia
Cornell
Roding, Ga
Startown
R. B. Glenn
Prohibition
Glenn
D. J. Carpenter
Virginia Shipp
Carpenter
Henry Smathers
Hickory, N. C
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Company
B. A. Southerland
Union Square
Witherspoon Bros
Hickory Bakery
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