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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
2
The notice outlines payment terms offering discounts for upfront cash payments in periods of one year six months and three months. It specifies that payment is required in advance and lists the durations covered by the term options.
In Rutherfordton during the 1870 Vance Settle campaign Settle faced interruptions as Vance urged calm. The piece discusses Republican insurgent tactics and the prospect of a Democratic House. It notes Roosevelt's campaign path and the push to elect a Democratic House, endorsing Yates Webb, and cites local editors G F Cochran and A C Sherrill joining the Catawba County News.
A Charlotte Chronicle note reports a creamery arising from a pool maintenance project with strong prospects. It cites practical start up roots and confidence in success for the new venture and its community impact.
A North Carolina memorial drive in Salisbury gathers support to erect a memorial building for Bill Nye. The plan, costing at least 五, and placed near Concord in Cabarrus County, designates newspapers to receive inscriptions and calls for contributions from outside the state. Committee leaders urge press cooperation to honor Nye and promote reform of wayward youths.
From Valle Crucis to Blowing Rock, Watauga welcomes a stream of visitors. A Tulane professor, a North Carolina congressman and family, and a Baptist minister are among guests. Farmers note May corn prize winner E M Greer and his longtime crop. Mt Ary district plans division affecting seven counties and sixteen charges. School improvements progress at Appalachian Training School ahead of opening.
The North Carolina Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Tennessee Synod meets at Timothy Church from August 25 to 28 with daily sermons at 11 am and 8:30 pm and forenoon and afternoon business sessions. All welcome. Pastor F K Roor. Also notes a 200 year old ivory bearing dancing bear heirloom slated to pass to Master Henry Martin Doll. Also ad for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touting quick relief for sores and skin conditions sold by local druggists.
The Creamery shows strong impact in expanding patronage across the county. Oliver Moore cites families adopting cream separators after trials, with checks exceeding eight dollars and renewed efforts by reluctant customers. Meanwhile Catawba College adds Rev. G H Smith and Prof. L A Springs to its faculty, detailing their origins and credentials.
A vintage ad touts Swamp Root by Kilmer and Co promising relief for urinary and bladder troubles. It claims private practice testing, offers a free sample bottle and a book on the remedy, and invites readers to remember the product name on every bottle.
Bridgewater Lodge No. FTP notes the passing of George Shuford Abernethy in a solemn in memoriam tribute. It recalls his courteous demeanor and genial humor, extends condolences to the bereaved family, and asks for prayers for the Great Physician to ease the sorrow of the lodge brothers and sisters.
The sixteenth month old child of Mr and Mrs Jordan Hardin of Hickory died last week at the home of Mrs Sutherland sister of Mrs Hardin in Sutherland. Parents advised to seek mountain climate two weeks earlier but the child declined and died. The bereaved couple returned to Boone to stay with uncle John Hardin before resuming their journey home.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Hickory's Creamery and Raleigh Evening Times with unreadable stray text. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond those two proper nouns.
An old fragment promotes Fletcher's Castoria claiming to relieve pain from head to toe. Mentions Dr. Thom Oil as a remedy option amid a brief, stray promotional voice and unreadable context.
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