Hall Co sale and local ads mix in early 20th text
A collage of advertisements lists spring and summer wear at The Hall Co and outfits at J A Bowles, Umstead’s souvenir china, garden seeds, and men’s shoes. It also notes private board at Mrs Chadwick's and a steno position offer. Army enlistment ads urge able bodied unmarried men ages 21 to 35 to apply at multiple recruiting offices across several southern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bowles
U.S. Army
United States
Philipine Service
Tg West Trade
Charlotte
N.C
South Main St
Asherville
N. C
Bank
Notice of May 1907 Bond Election in Hickory City
A bond election will be held May 6 1907 at the Mayor's office Hickory to decide issuing 25000 for an electric light plant and street improvements. Voters may vote For or Against Improvement Bonds. Bonds run thirty years at 5 percent interest semiannually. New registration is ordered with registrar J F Click. books open daily for thirty days except Saturdays when open at the Mayor's office. Mayor Lliott, J F Click, Sec and Treas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Hickory
J. F. Click
Hickory Scene Sees Many Visitors and Tax Day Plans
Hickory hosts strangers on its streets as residents note tax deadlines approaching April 30th and May 1st. Sheriff Killian confirms tax collection dates while locals report civic activity, new construction on Claremont Heights, and a Tennessee Synod church project near St Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lee Earnhardt
Peace Proclamation by Hickory Workers for Concord Presbytery Visit
A Creeting editor expresses pleasure at Concord Presbytery's visit to Hickory, calling ministers ambassadors of the Most High and urging prayers for the community. He praises Drs Pharr and Shearer and the entire clergy as faithful servants upholding truth amid human frailty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Creeting
Peace Reson
Hickory
Concord Presbytery
Shunamite
Drs Pharr
Shearer
Concert Tour of Oxford Orphan Asylum Singing Class 1907
The Oxford Orphan Asylum Singing Class of 1907 will begin its eastern tour on May first. A western tour is planned to start near late July after a rest period at the Oxford station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Orphan Asylum
Oxford
Burlesque at Claremont College Delights Local Audience
The Claremont College young ladies staged a clever burlesque last Saturday after a disappointing Rip Van Winkle matinee. Miss Dorothy Howell and Miss Hattie Hampton drew laughs, with Cribbs Duke Homewood and Mull adding to the mirth. The show draws large nightly crowds as plans for future performances unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont, College
Rip van Winkle
Rip
Dorothy’ Howell
Daseurs
Hattie Hampton
Cribbr
Duke
Homewood
Mull
Lenoir College Beats Bingham 10 to 6 in Saturday Game
Lenoir College defeated Bingham 10 to 6 on Saturday. they will meet again in Asheville next Saturday. The Hickory Industrial Boys were routed 18 to 3 by Lenoir College yesterday, their second meeting this season.
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Lenoir College
Bingham
Asheville
Hickory Industrial Boys
Farm listings and crossroad store wanted with fair price
A listing of farms near Hudson Lenoir Newton and Hickory details acreage timber water wells dwellings and prices ranging from 900 to 10 000 dollars. Prominent properties include Griffith Farm Coffey House Road Kill Jian Farm Perkins farm and Brown Farm with timber land and improvements. Also a note: we wish to buy a crossroad store with good trade and a reasonable price.
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Hudson
Griffith
Leroi
Lenoir
Newton
Hult Tan
Coffey House
Kill Jian
Carpenter Farm
Lincolatin
Coxbelly Springs
Perkins Farm
Lincolnton Road
Hickor
Hickory
Chitin
Henkel
Miss Gretta Long Visits Newton Friends
Miss Gretta Long visits Newton for a few days while Miss Rhyne of Mt Holly returns home after a weeks stay with Miss Bhickwel. Delegates depart for home and readers are reminded editors avoid inquiries about sourcing. The spring plowing continues despite Wall Street activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gretta Long
Newton
Miss Rhyne
Mt. Holly
Miss Bhickwel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Umstead’s
The
Hall Co
Blum
Hall’s
J. T. Yoder
Rosette Irons
the Hall Co
Umstead
Post Office
Chadwick
Claremont Heights
Democrat Office
Umsteads
Lliott
J F Clic
Treas
C. J. Yount
Atty
Mark Squires
Essie
Rosa Shuford
Spartanburg
S. C
E. J. Abernethy
Rutherford College
T.M. Johnson
W. L. Boatright
Echerd
L. R. Whitener
Paul Murrill
Wilmington Delaware
Sheriff Killian
J. D. Elliott
J. W. Elliott
Henry Elliott
Reevening
Jacksonville
Fla
Emma Suttlemyre
Wilkesboro
Graded School of
Garland Suttle
Myre
D. P. Hinson
Lincolnton
Hinson
Chas. Ramsey
Davidson
State Medical Board
Ramsey
John H. Norris
David N. Trivett
Sands
Trivett
Wilby Brown
Clarémont College
Thornton
W. C. Player
Phillips Building
College Street
Cood
C. S. Wenger
Water Power Electric Co
Cal. Thornton
Catawba River
Richmont
Prof
Geo. W. Hahn
the Democrat
Brookford
Ivy Mill
Robinson Street
Desira
Post Ofice
Morganton Street
Hildebrand
North Morganton ST
Lewer
North Church Street
Horseford Heights
Bridge Street
Church Street
Worth Street
Oakland Heights
Whitener Street
Whitener St
First National Bank
A. P. Whitener
Millinery Store
North Carolina
Jsuch
Wall Streets
Grand Distribution
GEO. E. Bisanar Watch Repairing
Southern RY
GEO E.bisanar
Hickory, N. C
Hickory Pride
Shuford
Hickory Bottling Works
Scott
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