Organize Came Protection League Meeting Planned at Link's School
A Hickory Township effort forms Link's Protection Game League to guard game, deter unlawful hunting, and pursue legal action. Members must report sightings, fund counsel, and warrants. league aims for 30 members. Tonight's meeting at Link's School House will elect officers including J W Shuford J A Wohitener W B Ramsay J C Rev ds B Seitz C Ml Rowe C a Ward and B W Mill Abee.
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Protection League
Link
Hickory Township
Link's Protection Game League
League
Link’s
School House
Messrs
J. W. Shuford
J. A. Wohitener
W. B. Ramsay
J. C
Ds B. Seitz
C. Ml. Rowe
C. A. Ward
B. W. Mill
Abee
Train collision kills two and injures many in Salisbury
Southern Railway fast No 38 rear ends the Richmond football special at Salisbury last Wednesday night. Henry C Severs and Charles E Hall, both of Charlotte, die. Twenty two others injured including Senator C Max Gardner of Shelby and Harry Tally of Charlotte.
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Southern Railway
Richmond
Salisbury
Henry C. Severs
Charles E. Hall
Charlotte
C. Max Gardner
Shelby
Harry ‘Tally
Doing Fine After Operation Bolick Recovery Report
The many friends of Mrs. J. D. Bolick will be glad to know she is getting on fine since undergoing a very serious operation at the Richard Baker hospital some time ago. She has many friends who have been very anxious about her and she expects to be about a week or ten days more in recovery.
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J. D. Bolick
Richard Baker Hospital
Entertains Bridge Club On November 24
Mrs Edwina Chadwick hosted the Wednesday afternoon Bridge Club with three tables of cards. F. A. Henderson E L Shuford J L Riddle F P Abernethy Y Hatcher W J Shuford F A Abernethy M H Yount O M Royster N W Clark were among the players with season refreshments served at the close.
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Edwina Chadwick
F. A. Hen
Esther Ransom
Ada Schenck
Mesdames F. ‘A. Henderson
E. L. Shuford
J. L. Riddle
F.’P.” Abernethy
Y. Hatcher
W. J. Shuford
F. A. Abernethy
Charged With Store Breaking in Statesville Area
Statesville police arrested Robert Jones and Claude Krider for an attempted robbery at the Sanitary Grocery Company near the Statesville Cotton Mill. Both pleaded guilty before Justice W C Moore and are jailed in default of bond awaiting Superior Court. Krider is 13 or 14. Jones is slightly older.
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Robert Jones
Claude Krider
Hickory
George Avers
Sanitary Grocery Company
Statesville
W. C. Moore
Superior Court
Krider
Jones
The White Squaw At Hub Theatre Friday December 3
A new drama titled The White Squaw will be staged at the Hub Theatre this Friday December 3. The New York producing company has gathered a strong cast to present the production under its auspices.
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Marget
Hub Theatre
New York
Deeds Filed for Record Last Week
Deeds filed include R Lee Tewitt to M L Withers for 1510 dollars a 46 acre tract in Caldwell township adjoining A A Withers. H B Hemmeter to the Southern Lutheran Mission and Church Extension Board for 399 dollars a lot in Catawba adjoining Oscar Sherrill. J T Yoder to Guy F Yoder for 450 dollars a 12 acre tract adjoining Noah Sigmon. D P Setzer to J T Yoder for 450 dollars a 34 acre tract adjoining RE Hahn. J P Price to W E Kuhn for 1000 dollars a 25 acre tract adjoining Adolobus Whitener.
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R. Lee Tewitt
M.L. Withers
Caldwell Township
A.A. Withers
H.B. Hemmeter
Southastern Lutheran Mission and Uhurch Extension Board
Catawba
Oscar Sherrill
Proerty
J.T. Yoder
Guy F. Yoder
Noah Si
Bur Sock Blood Bitters Deemed Cure For Dyspepsia
Advertisement claims Bur Sock Blood Bitters cure dyspepsia and restore normal weight by improving the blood. Sold at all druggists for $1.00.
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America
Advantages of Studying at School Policy Debate
Hickory City Schools superintendent Charles M. Staley argues pupils perform better when lessons are studied at school under direct teacher supervision. He cites higher promotion rates and greater work completion, noting home study by parents often replaces pupil effort. He stresses disciplined routines, independent study, and reduced home distractions as keys to learning.
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Chas. M. Staley
Hickory
Charlotte Observer
Easil
Coughs and Colds Warn of Lung Dangers
A short health notice warns that coughs and colds can lead to serious lung diseases if neglected. It touts Dr King s New Discovery as a tested remedy used over 45 years and urges buying a bottle from druggists. The ad also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for pain and burns with affordable 25 and 50 cent sizes.
Death of Robert A Crawford at Wesle Chapel
Robert A Crawford former teacher and notable local citizen died at home near Wesley Chapel on Wednesday November 23 aged 41 after years of illness. Survived by wife and five children. Funeral services held Thanksgiving Day at Wesley Chapel conducted by Rev J L Murphy of the city. burial in the churchyard cemetery.
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Robert A. Crawford
Wesle Chapel
Wesley's Chapel
J. L. Murphy
City
Tanlac touted by cafe owner in Charlotte
The Astor Cafe proprietor in Charlotte claims Tanlac cured his nervousness, indigestion, and sleep problems. He reports gaining twelve pounds in sixteen days and urges others to try the medicine, noting its strong popularity and repeated purchases. He describes prior failed remedies and praises Tanlac as superior.
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S. C. Kabas
Astor Cafe
Southryan Street
Charlotte
Tanlac
Menzies
Adv
Changes in Methodist Appointments Hit Newton Area
The Methodist Conference at Reidsville last week reappointed Rev. Parker Holmes to Newton replacing Rev. J. H. West. Rev. W. M. Biles moves to Canton, taking the place of West Asheville.
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Parker Holmes
Newton
Reidsville
J. H. West
W. M. Biles
Canton
West
Asheville
Hickory resident credits Doan’s Kidney Pills relief
Mrs L C Herman of 600 Chestnut Ave Hickory says back pain swelling and kidney trouble plagued her for a year until Doan’s Kidney Pills from Lutz’s Drug Store eased the pain and swelling after six boxes. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. adv
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Hickory
L. C. Herman
Ave
Dean
Lutz
Charges set against trains crews in fatal Salisbury wreck
A nursing of two deaths from the Thanksgiving Eve Salisbury wreck is weighed by a coroner's jury. A rear end collision between Southern Railway trains No. 32 and No. 38 killed C. Ball and H. C. Severs and injured twenty-two others. Clyde Wilson faces gross negligence counts for signals failure. An engineer on No. 38 is charged with disregarding block signals. Fireman Arthur Kelley found guilty of contemnous negligence for not noting signals. Paragraphs also describe a maintenance post in Washington.
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Salisbury
Toroner
C. Ball
H. C. Severs
Bell
Severs
Express
Richmond
Clyde Wilson
Lagman
Ross
Tankersly
Arthur Kelley
Paris Bohemia and the Fringe of Society in 19th Century
Rev E de F Heald analyzes Paris bohemia and the social fringe, contrasting La Vie de Bohème with New York and London scenes. He discusses Cafe culture, the Tenderloin, and the Monde society, noting Parisian charm amid moral critique and American intrusion. He references La Boheme, Manon Lescaut, Fanbourg St Germain, and the old French pedigrees hiding behind doors on Rue St. Dominique.
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Murger
Mimi
New York
Bohemia
London
Leicester Square
Soho
Manon Lescant
Fanbourg St
Germain
Washington Square
Washington
America
Wharton
Champs, Kiysies Jand Avenue du Bois de Boulome
Paris
St. Dominique and
de Varenne
Eure
Five murdered and one suicide at New Jersey farmhouse
New Brunswick New Jersey November 27 six persons were found shot to death in a farmhouse on a country road three miles south of here five of the victims were murdered while the sixth apparently killed himself after wounding the others a farmer and his family were among the missing details remain unclear due to partial garbled text
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New Brunswick
N. J
Here
Rev B A York to Remain in Hickory
The Christian Advocate reports B A York will continue residence in Hickory North Carolina and take the superannuate relation after about thirty years as a School Missionary. He can still perform revival work and seeks correspondence with brethren needing services. Address Hickory NC. He was welcomed at the Advocate office on Tuesday.
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B. A. Xorg
Lickory
Christian Advocate
Hig
B.A. York
Hickory
N. C
Advocate
Doctor Fined for Practicing Medicine Without Title
T. E. LeRoy of Gastonia was fined 100 dollars and costs in county court at Newton last week for practicing medicine without a license and appealed to the Superior Court.
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T. E. LeRoy
Gastonia
Newton
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Dean's Regulars Recommended for Easy Operation
Readers report Dean's Regulars operate easily with few griping issues and reliably without bad effects. About 25 erar alldreg stores noted in the advisory.
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Dean
The Siren City Paris and the Traveler’s Inner Mystery
A reflective meditation contrasts quiet provincial chateau life with grand Parisian allure. It argues genuine understanding comes from inner perception, not mere facts, urging travelers to seek the heart of the Siren City rather than flashy pleasures.
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Siren City
Paris
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