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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1914

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Daring Allied Aerial Action Over French Frontier

An official War Office report details a daring mission by aviators near Verdiers fortress. Lieutenant Cesari and Corporal Prudhomme flew at high altitude to reconnoiter and drop bombs, facing smoke and enemy fire but returning safely to base. German losses and battlefield shifts near Namur, Donon, and Reugemont are noted, with arrests of prisoners and troop movements in the south. The piece also includes Tolstoy’s prophecy about future European turmoil and a shift toward a world federation.

Bais Netz War Office Igleteast Ceri Hisense Reo Fee Veriarders Mers Cesari Prudhomme Gare Dute Aviatrs Tory NASA Bejan Det Namur Belfim Ench Donon Reugemont Fay North Brabant Unig Su‘ize Bumont Citey-Sur-Vezouze Meurthe-Et- Kazelle Blamont Wach Galllery Aeatemoon Bramont Europe Napoleon United States of Nations America Asia

Announcement of the Cline Ingle marriage in Greensboro NC

Announcements received report the marriage of their daughter Me. Alvin Wade Cline on Monday August tenth in 1914 at home in Asheboro NC. The couple returned to Elon College area and were greeted by relatives. The note mentions Mrs Cline and their home near Conover and the local paper editor at the Asheboro office.

James W. Ingle Alvin Wade Ciine Angus Holland Greensboro North Carolina Asheboro, N.C Cline Mc. Cine Conover Democrat Elon College Greens Ely Ashe

Japan orders Germany to vacate the Far East

Tokio reports an ultimatum demanding Germany withdraw warships from the Orient and evacuate Kiau Chow by August 23. Japan, seeking to safeguard Far East interests, states it will act if Germany does not comply. Prime Minister Okuma invited leaders to learn terms and discuss negotiations. The alert follows Greece and Turkish troop movements in the region.

Tokio Japan Germany Orient Kau-Chau Ermany Shan-Tung China Okuma

Fragmentary Mind and Body Passages in a World Drama

Fragmented lines reflect a meditation on mind and body within a world drama. The speaker notes fading light like evening over a mountain as movement shifts toward a present form, suggesting transformation and renewal in perception.

Ses Play Havoc With North Carolina Hogs

Washington reports hog losses across North Carolina caused by swine diseases. Farmers culled 68 160 hogs valued at 612 900 dollars. Losses tied to veterinary outbreaks and regulatory data.

Ses North Carolina Hogs Washington, D.C North Carolina

North Carolina Horses Worth $139 Each

Fragmentary report notes horses in North Carolina valued at 139 dollars per head. The item cites a 1910 state horse count of 167000 with total value over 20 million dollars and compares national totals of about 21 million horses worth roughly 2.29 billion dollars, about 109.82 each.

North Carolina Washington North United. Si Eh State United States

German Viewpoint in New York War Debate

A fragment from a commercial war discussion cites New York Germans offering insight into the conflict. It argues that France and Russia alone would not have faced Germany without English support and questions who led the crisis, suggesting belief that Britain planned naval moves and foreseen broader war outcomes.

New York Berlin Evening Post Edward Wil Borie France Russia Germany England Mediterra

Reformed Church Notes Amid Weekend Services

Regular morning services will be at the Reformed church next Sunday with Desire delivering the sermon. The night union service is at the Presbyterian church with Dr Murphy preaching. A Bethel church meeting was held this week. Mr John Holshouser and his Concord family are visiting Rev J L Murphy. Holshouser drove his new car through the country. Claremont College shows a fine campus as the building’s facade is completed and the school opens soon.

Panama San Franciego Im Pobruary The Reformed Church Desire Presbyterian Church Murphy Murphy Ias Boen Kerina Bethel Church John Holshouser Family of Concord J. L. Murphy Holshouser Claremont College

Smyre and Smyre Wed at Bride's Parents Home

Sunday wedding at the residence of Mr and Mrs John Smyre in the Barger neighborhood united Miss Anna Smyre to Fred Smyre with Rev A L Bolick officiating The couple received well wishes for a long happy and prosperous married life The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs J A Reese of the township Only the immediate family of the bride attended the ceremony.

John Smyre Barger Fred Anna ‘Smyre A. L. Bolick J. A. Reese

Automobile Attack Report Names Suspect Jack Moose

A chaotic attack left occupants of the vehicle injured while authorities investigated. A boy named Jack Moose emerged as the alleged assailant, with both victims receiving treatment and the case moving toward further inquiry.

Jack Moose

Oldest Weekly Paper Changes Hands in Oland

The Times Mercury was purchased from J F Click and W G White as Pagets remains in Oland town. The paper is tied to factional lines with a shift toward the Progressive Republican stance. J F Click will stay on as retained owner while the sale focuses on business duties.

Oie Times-Mercy J. F. Click W G. White Pagets Sats Oland Republican County Miler

Pardons and Local Notices From North Carolina Week

In Hickory North Carolina Alfred Bolick was pardoned by Governor Craig and returned home Sunday after serving part of his sentence. The report also notes Annie Jordan amid a mission meeting in Watauga County and mentions Altrea Isonex a young man released from the chain gang for concealed weapon possession. The piece closes with a reflection on farming values and faith in home and barn work.

Altrea Isonex Craig

Southern Cotton Congress backs credits plan for crop relief

Washington Aug 14 The Southern Cotton Congress endorsed plans to aid growers amid wartime market disruption. It authorized cooperation with federal and state authorities to finance and market the crop, backing Fed eral Reserve notes on cotton and urging $300,000,000 in southern banks. A loan program would allow farmers to borrow up to 80 percent of cotton value with six month notes, redeemable via the Federal Reserve banks. Committees will pursue warehouses and state warehouse systems, urging governors to convene sessions to activate aid measures.

Washington Southern Cotton Congress Congress House Wingo Arkansas Federal Reserve Resolutions Committee Treasury Department Federal Reserve Board Secretary of the Treasury Federal Reservers King Proid Reserve Board E. J. Watson

Gudger Leads in Fenth District Primary for Congress

In the latest primary for the nomination in the Fenth District, Congressman James M. Gudger Jr. led with a majority over opponent Dobb R. Reynolds. Returns are expected to exceed 1900 votes as all results come in from last week’s ballot.

Fenth James M. Gudger, Jr Dobt. R. Reynolds

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