Local Church Notables and Social Notes This Week
Local pastor Rey D. M. Litaker preached a 15 minute sermon on the Vine and the Branches and plans three weeks of evangelistic services at Ball's Creek camp meeting. Several church and community events follow including baptisms, travels to Blowing Rock, and a box party at Yoder schoolhouse on August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey D. M. Litaker
Ball’s Creek
Holy Trinity
J. H. Wannemacher
Grace Church
Stanley
Christ's Church
Daniel's Church
Yoder School
Newspaper Man Returns to the Soil in Salisbury Area
Statesville writer Clint N Brown leaves the Salisbury scene to farm near the city. He builds a bungalow on his land and plans to grow grass vegetables corn and keep livestock while stepping away from the newspaper grind. The piece celebrates his bucolic shift and notes readers’ reactions.
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Statesville Landmar
Clint, N. Brown
Salisbury
Happy Brown
Clint
Rufe Clark
Progressive Farmer Endorses Wilson Over Taft and Roosevelt
The Progressive Farmer states it is not a political paper yet speaks freely on public questions. It endorses Woodrow Wilson as more capable of reform and correcting abuses in state affairs than Taft or Roosevelt, criticizing both as inept or uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Progressive Farmer
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Mass of proof claims 30000 kidney trouble cases
America-wide testimonials praise Dean's Kidney Pills with 36000 samples quoted. Hickory case by Mrs. Fannie Probst in North Carolina describes relief from nervous dizziness back pain and irregular kidney action after using the pills bought at Moser & Lutz's Drug Store. Sold nationwide 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole agents. Remember the name Doyins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dean
Hickory
Fannie Probst
Second Ave
N. C
Moser & Lutz
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Doyins
Ake
Proverb Reflection and Local Life in Hickory News
The column blends a biblical proverb with commentary on street life and public policy in Hickory. It laments perceived moral decay, critiques law application and street improvements, and questions local taxation and duties. The piece also notes a wedding at Mt Herman church near Lenoir and a North Carolina settler moving to New Mexico.
It Made Him Shake I Praise Dr King’s Chill and Fever Tonic
A testimonial from T. Howard praising King’s Improved Chill and Fever Tonic for curing yearlong chills after trying many remedies and doctors. He declares he has not had chills since and recommends the product, noting it is sold by druggists.
Platform of Walter Clark for U S Senate Primary
Walter Clark outlines a Democratic platform with calls for trusts destruction, revenue tariff, direct election of Senators and judges, local postmasters, graduated taxes, initiative referendum recall, nationwide primaries, parcels post, public carriage regulation, public school and road extensions, labor protections, strict campaign finance limits with full disclosure, Confederate veterans on pension rolls, and faithful execution of pledges after elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
South
France
Germany
In Memoriam Little Arthur Stevens
Infant son of Mr and Mrs A B Hut ter of Hickory North Carolina died August 16 1912 after illness of several weeks The brief life born June 24 brought joy to family and friends Burial occurred in Thomasville North Carolina The bereaved parents relatives and friends are comforted by faith and a poem line from The Reaper came that day It is signed E M H
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Creel
Rutherford College
Presbyterian Church
Katherine Gwaltney
K. C. Menzies
Jesse Warlick
Blowing Rock
Squire S. E. Killian
Arthur Steven
Arthur Hunter
8Th Avenue
Thomasville
No. 4
Morton
Steven
Arthur Stevens
Hutter
Hickory
N. C
N.C
North Carolina
New York
Certificate of Dissolution of Morrison Bros Company
North Carolina secretary of state certifies the voluntary dissolution of Morrison Bros Company of Hickory Catawba County after stockholders consent. It records filing on February 21, 1912 with all proper proceedings on file and affirms dissolution by authority in Raleigh on February 21, 1913. Recorded in Corporation Book No. 2 by C. M. McCorkle, Office Clerk of Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of North Carolina
Department of State
Morrison Bros. Company
Wwe
Hickory
County of
Catawba
Raleigh
N.C
Catawba County
Superior Court
C. M. McCorkle
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Cardu! Womans Tonic
Hickory Novelty CO
Appala
Chian Training School
Boone, N. C
Geo. ER
Bisanar
Southern and
C, & N Wr Railways
J. A. Cline
Tenth Avenue
John’s River
Green Park Hotel
Puis Beauty
Albemarle
Dallas Faligy
Lucile Litaker
Roaring Gap
Hallie Smith
Elkin
Mtoee
North Hickory
South Hickory
South Flickery
Yadkin Valley
John Hawkins
Elizabeth A. Hart
Mt. Herman
Lenoir
le Re
Iss Hart
Hart
J. Weston Clinard
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Walter ‘Clark
U.S. Senate
Nyal
of Dissolutio
Academy OF Music
Opera House
Thornton Opera House
Setzer & Russell
Elliott Nursery
Pittsburg
Elliott
Umstead