Hickory the ideal town health morality and finance
The piece extols Hickory as the best place on earth citing healthfulness with pure water mild climate and low disease, strong morality with churches sober streets and two colleges, and robust finance aided by railroads manufacturing and active citizens. It urges citizens and merchants to advertise and boost the town through the Chamber of Commerce.
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Hickory
Chamber of Commerce
Letter From Rusticus on Lincoln Catawba Politics and Alliances
A long reminiscence traces Lincoln and Catawba county politics from 1835 through the Civil War and beyond. It notes Federalist and Democratic roots, Whig rise, the rise of the Alliance and Republican shifts, and questions about current party leadership and loyalties. It includes a closing call from Independent Sons of Rest outlining their social aims and governance.
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Old
Lincoln Couty
Catawba
Federalist
Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Michael Link
Great Brittain
William Harrison
John Tyler
Lincoln
Catawba County
Whig Party
Cline
Maple Swamp
Alliance Democrats
Peoples Party
Alliance
Old Time Progressive Beliefs and Patent Remedies Cited
A local note highlights diverse political views and social notes among D C ministers and members, mentions an upcoming investigation of alleged theft by a member, and mocks various ideologies. It also promotes Kodol digestive aid and reminisces on cattle and horse histories with mentions of Smoky Mountains gold rumors and a tobacco meat anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isantor
Independent Sons of Rest
Jordans Waves
Sonse of
D. C
Yeller Gobler
Smoky Mountains
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Mozer & Lutz
Setzer & Russell
Hickory, N.C
Aston
King
Rusticus
We Hickory Banking & Trust Co
Savings Department
Hickory Banking & Trust
J. F. Abernethy
Pres
W. X. Reid
Noble Sons of Rest
Tom
Watson
Taft
Bryan
C. M. Shuford
W. S.martin