Hickory notices and local ads in Dem ocrat
Short items list watch recovery offer by Dr. K A Price shop ad by Hickory Roofing and Inning Co. Library membership for youths via editor. Mrs Sallie C Gaither promotes Spirella corsets in Morganton. Rent notice for Killian building store on Union square. Harris Little buys peach seeds dried apples and peaches at high cash price.
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Hickory and
Vacinity
Sallie C. Gaither
Morganton
N.C
Killian Building
Union , Square
B. Kilian
M. M. Burl
Harris & Little
Hickory and nearby towns mingle in Homecoming plans
The notes recount visits of residents to Asheville Hickory Statesville and Lincolnton plus an impending Homecoming and Everybody's Days in Statesville August 24 to 29. Key locals include W B Menzies Russell Robinson J Sloope Mrs Wyckoff and many more. The Statesville Fire Co plans a large celebration with many attractions drawing crowds.
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Hickory
Wyckoff
Jack Wyckoff
S. T. Lohr
Lincolnton
Statesville
Statesville Fire Co
Baseball dispute ends as Fayetteville series canceled
Local Base Ball Association promoters met Monday to decide on Fayetteville challenge for Amateur NC championship. Fayetteville proposed three games at Wilmington on the 27th, 28th, and 29th or at Charlotte. Hickory refused each plan, citing distance and timing. With Fayetteville disbanded by the 25th, the meeting concluded no games will be played. Also reported are multiple local deaths and burials: the infant of John F. Smyre at St Stephens cemetery, F A Lock of Penelope, Daniel Workman of Jugtown, and the infant child of W E Holbrook.
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Fayetteville
Wilmington
North Carolina
Hickory
Charlotte
Fayette-ville
John F. Smyre
St. Stephens Cemetery
F. A. Lock
Penelope
Daniel Workman
Jugtown
Sardis
W. E. Holbrook
Public thanks and social notices from early 1900s era
The column expresses thanks from W. E. Holbroox for losses and mentions Miss Sallie Bumgarner hosting a social at her Tenth avenue home with games and refreshments. It also advertises a farmers offer: a free year’s subscription to Southern Agriculturist with Democrat, and reports J. C. Temple of Hickory inviting Lenoir residents to discuss bringing electric power from Horseford Shoals, with a company being formed and a full attendance urged.
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Democrat
J. C.temple
Hickory
Lenoir
Horseford Shoals
Resolutions of Respect for Annie Winston Holbrook
Obituary note from United Helpers of Hickory Presbyterian Church mourning Annie Winston Holbrook. Resolutions express submission to Providence, grief with the family, sympathy for her husband and children, and request these actions be recorded and sent to family and local papers. Also mentions Lyceum Course efforts for Hickory and a light advisory on local attractions.
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Annie Winston Holbrook
United Helpers
Hickory Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Standard
Democrat
W. B. Menzies
J. A. Ramsey
H. C. Dixon
Charlotte visitor and local illness notes
West Hickory News reports Miss Alice Caddell of Charlotte visiting her sister Mrs M L Sherrill. Mrs W L Sherrill and child of Concord visit M L Sherrill. Mrs Lester Newton convalescing. A B Holler in Newton Thursday. J B Johnson on the sick list. The daughter of I Brown has typhoid fever.
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West Hickory News
Alice Caddell
Charlotte
W. L. Sherrill
Concord
M. L. Sherrill’s
Lester Newton
Holler
Newton
J. B. Johnson
I. Brown
Newspapers swing to Bryan as opposition shifts
The text notes Bryan's election gains as papers that opposed him switch support. It cites The New York World gradually returning to Democracy and the Charlotte Observer, once against Bryan, now joining the pro Bryan bandwagon. It also mentions Foley's Kidney Remedy as ineffective for kidney or bladder trouble.
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Bryan
New York World
Charlotte Observer
Democracy
Bryah
Foley
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Hickory Roofing & Inning Co
Mein Street
K. A. Price
The
Asheville
Russell Robinson
C.x. Sloope
Joe Sloope
Rome
Corine Kendrick
Hammond and
Johnson
Parker
Herbert Little
Lenoir College
Cherryville
Mabel Flannagan
Annie
W. W. Stroud
Abee
Observer
Walter Nelson
Hatton & Bourbonnias
Reformed Church
Lawrence and Bullinger
Martin
Newton Pass
Edgemont
Nora Cline
W. G. Dowd
Bascum Blackwelder
Frank Cooper
Dr. Murphy
Winston
Ted Sides
Pres. R. L. Fritz
Will Fry
Isenhour
Iss Pinkie Yoder
Elva Powell
Willie May Wingate
C. A. Moser
A. A. Shuford
Raleigh
Ferby Whitener
Gertrude Deal
C. L. Hawn
Rutherford College
W. C. Newland
Messrs
Sam and
Gaither Hahn
Blowing Rock
Christine Shull
G. Johnston
R. F. Cobb
Mr. Jones P. Echerd
Mickory
Weston
Louis Guinn
A. P. Yoder
B. F. Campbell
Z. B. Buchanan
J.E. Barb
A. P. Whitener
Canada
Essie Shuford
R. G. Mace
Marion
Mr. Mace
J. A. Martin
Cherrysville
Gaston Manufacturing Co
Ruth Ebeltoft Hall
T. W. Ebeltoft
Stof
Cleveland
Miss Elizabeth
Death
W. E. Holbroox
Mable Little
Pear Little
Stanley
U. S. Little
Southside
Lencoln
County News
Nell
Ieee
Mammoth Grocery
Union Square
Hammond & Johnson
Courtney
Recialaes
McCoy Moretz
Ome Ana
First National Bank of Hickory
Hatcher Furniture Co
Hickory, N. C
State University
R. L. Fritz
Pres
N. C
D. W. Holder
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