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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1915

Page

3

Local Cotton Market and Community Notes

The Hickory Daily paper reports cotton prices with a midsing at 95-85 and middling at 88-8, plus a North Carolina weather outlook for Tuesday turning cooler. It covers local personalities including Kathleen Whitener, J A Martin returning from business in New York, J T Squires planning a missionary visit, and many residents returning from trips to Edgemont, Northfield, and Rock Hill. Social events are listed such as a porch party for The Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs T L Henkle, a gathering for Clarissa Harlowe Abernethy and friends, and a photograph by Rev Heald. The North Carolina Bankers Association elected W X Reid as legislative committee member, with praise from the Hickory Banking & Trust Company. The Durham police force will receive military tactics training under J L Morhead, newly appointed lieutenant chief.

J. A. Martin Fama New York J. T. Squires Lenoir E. B. Menzies Wajwas Edgemont Roy J. G. Garth Northfield Mass Liss Myra Wilson DeLand Annie Mae Bryant Greenville D. F. Messick Carrie Steele D. J. Messick Happy Valley P. Ww, Carpenter Conover D. J. Lattlemyre Tenth Avenue George Killian Annie Master George Rock Hill North Carolina Bankers’ Association Henderson W. X. Reid Hickory Banking & Trust Company Me. Reid Hickory Reid

Chautauqua Closed Friday Night In Hickory

The Adele Entertainment Bureau held a three day chautauqua under the Boy Scouts of Hickory with Dr D W Daniel of Clemson College as director. The event pleased attendees though not profitable, offering education and entertainment. A boosters meeting followed with speeches by W A Self J G Garth J D Harte and Dr Dan Niels, presided by W H Nicholson.

Adele Entertainment Bureau Boy Scouts of Hickory D. W. Daniel Clemsord College S. C W. A. Self J. G. Garth J.D. Harte Dan Niels W. H. Nicholson

Falls Manufacturing Company forms at Granite Falls

Stockholders of the recently incorporated Falls Manufacturing Company elected directors D H Warlick J D Elliott G H Geitner G L Ly erly L T Sharpe J W Hoke and W D Hickman The directors elected officers J D Elliott president L T Sharpe vice president and D H Warlick secretary treasurer A committee was appointed to select a mill site and arrange machinery purchases.

The Falls Manufacturing Company Granite Falls D. H. Warlick J. D. Elliott G. H. Geitner G. L. Lyerly L.T. Sharpe J. W. Hoke W. D. Hickman J.D. Elliott L T. Sharpe

Erecting Warehouses For Cotton Crop

The A A Shuford Mill Company in High Point is erecting two brick warehouses to store excess cotton. One measures 50 by 100 feet and the other 50 by 200 feet, more than doubling current capacity. Construction has begun and will be pushed to completion.

A. A. Shuford Mill Company Highlana

New Textile Mill to Rise in Highland

The Highland Cordage Company plans construction of a two story mill building opposite the A. A. Shuford Mill in Highland. The 75 by 100 foot structure will produce cotton twine clothes lines and sash weight carded, and is the first mill of its kind in Catawba county. The company was incorporated several months ago.

Highland Cordage Company Highland A. A. Shuford Catawba County

Catawba Creamery to Provide Hitching Lot

The Catawba Creamery Company purchased ground behind their plant to serve as a hitching place for stock of patrons visiting the town. Management plans to later build a shed and quarters for patrons on this property.

Catawba Creamery Catawba Creamery Company

Four Months For Negro Excursionist Attack On Handbag

Joe Belcher a South Carolina rego working locally attached himself to Mabel Vans handbag an excursionist and was sentenced to four months on the roads in recorder s court The Concordia District Synod will convene at Mt Zion Church near the County Home from September 1 to 7 The September 15 date in Route 1 correspondence was an error and readers are reminded the synod meets in September

Joe Belcher South Carolina Mabel Vans Recorder’s Court Concordia District Synod Mt. Zion Church

Farmers Institute to be Held at Lenoir Collee Saturday

A Farmers Institute and a women's institute will be conducted at Lenoir County Saturday beginning at 10 with talks by T B Parker of the State Department of Farmers Institutes and Dan Gray of the North Carolina Experiment Station on soils crops livestock and marketing. The event also emphasizes crop diversification and includes a question box roundtable in the afternoon. Citizens urged to attend with notebooks and join discussions on household economics health and parenting.

Farmers’ Institute Lenoir Collee Uber State Department Atawba County T. B. Parker Farmers’ Institutes Dan Gray North Carolina Experiment Station Our County John W. Robinson Chs Sdagte

Massive British Gold Shipment Reaches New York

A security and gold consignment valued at nearly 320 million plus 25 million in securities arrived in New York on a special train guarded by 38 armed men. From Halifax by rail, the cargo was directed to J P Morgan and Co for the British government. The voyage included a first large arrival on August 12 with 19.5 million in gold and 30 million in securities.

New York London Halifax N. S J.P. Morgan and Company

New Parcel Post Insurance Rates Take Effect in 1915

By order of the Postmaster General an amended table of parcel post insurance fees becomes effective September 1, 1915. Values up to five dollars cost three cents, up to ten dollars six cents, up to fifty dollars ten cents, and up to one hundred dollars twenty five cents. Also from that date post offices will issue a receipt to the sender for ordinary parcels upon payment of one cent, with a stamp affixed to cover the charge, and the sender must write the addressee’s name and address on the receipt.

The Life Extension Institute

Strike Looms at Remington Arms Plant in Bridgeport

Bridgeport labor leaders confer on the industrial situation and hint that a strike will be called tomorrow at the Remington arms plant unless wage concessions are granted to polishers. Four men were discharged for rejecting pay reductions, affecting 42 workers, with a potential general walkout of metal trades if proceedings escalate.

Bridgeport Connaug Remington Arms

For Rent Four Rooms Over Hickory Harness Co

Vacancy listing for four rooms above the Hickory Harness Company in the Elliott Building with electric water service intended for office use. Enquiries specify location and access details.

Hickory Harness Company Elliott Building Company

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Cparltte North Carolina Lucasee Kathleen Whitener A. M. West P. L. Yount Democrat James Keever Charlotte Blake Drug Company Jim Eikory Presbyterian Church Claremont College Africa T. L. Henkle Embroidery Club Clarissa Harlowe Abernethy E.i Lep. Heald Elizabeth and Laurie Billy Wheeler Washington, D. C Lena Ramsay Salisbury Durham J. L. Morhead United States Cavalry Chautauqua Granite Falls Mill Sicily Saters Institute Woman’s Institute Braeber Mecklenburg County Mecklenburg Cooperative Creamery Hall J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio Toc New Parcel Post Remington Arms Plant Cost of Curtain Ashcraft & Lockhart Lowe & Company D. F.cline’s Palace Lutz's S Drug Hickory Banking & Trust Co Hickory, N. C First National Bank N. C Wotan Coffee Newton & Hamrick Bowles Furniture Co Batistian Hickory, N.C
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