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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary radio-like line indicates subscription terms printed at Hickory post office. No clear dates or figures readable. Likely part of a public notice or newspaper masthead text.
The Lenoir News calls on Caldwell lawmakers to permit Lenoir to establish a commission and general manager system. It notes Hickory is considering this progressive municipal reform and predicts adoption by more towns as legislation allows. Hickory aims to stay at the forefront of reform with diversified industries.
The Democrat appeals to readers as year end nears to remit and renew subscriptions. It notes a one year arrears limit under law and argues the rule targets advertising schemes, not newspapers, urging supporters to pay promptly or visit the office.
The Southern Power Co. acquires the 4 C Co’s valuable Charlotte properties including the street railway and gas company. Rumored price around 1,500,000. Latta’s leadership transformed the Charlotte Street Railway into a premier system, and Latta retires to private life as consolidation reshapes the city’s transit and power future with expansive hydro electric plans along the Catawba and Broad rivers.
The piece reflects on Maine’s Democratic shift and Canada’s hypothetical annexation, notes Uncle Sam cannot spare Maine, mocks rising bacon prices and cheap Shakespeare editions, jokes about moving picture snows and band singers in prison, cites science claiming malaria germs in mosquitoes, praises New Hampshire Republicans led by Winston Churchill, celebrates Jim Wilson’s corn crop, and projects farm exports rising past one billion dollars with prosperity for farmers.
A G man engineer once visited Charlotte and described a power system that transmitted over longer distances than any prior design. He credited Mr. W. Lee for enabling reach to about 80 miles, noting lines extending toward Durham, Pore, and Hickory in North Carolina and Greenville and Columbia in South Carolina, as reported by the Democrat editor.
The Democrat reports Lenoir College aims to raise 109000 in endowment under Rev. C. L. Miller with pledges from ten preachers totaling 1000 each and Lutherans hoping to give 1000 individually. The plan classifies donors by annual gifts and notes first payment due in 1910 with remaining installments due later.
Notice of sale of valuable city property to be held December 24, 1910 at First National Bank Hickory by virtue of letters of attorney executed by T. P. Bisaner and Minnie Bisaner. Property lies on South Side of Avenue Between Hoe and 2nd Streets, adjoining fee, 199 feet deep. Desirable residential section described. sale to highest bidder for cash. November 25, 1910. D. Elliott.
Campaigns winter ills with Bucklen's Amica Salve praised as a cure for Burns Boils Piles Cuts Sores Eczema and Sprains. Available for 25 cents at C M Shufords Moser Lutz Grimes Drug Co.
North Carolina notice in Catawba County court. Defendant must appear at the clerk’s Newton office on Saturday November 31 1911 to answer or demur to the complaint or relief will be sought. Clerk C M McCorkle signs the notice.
The Daughters of the American Revolution clash over the spelling of redout to honor Fort Washington on Manhattan Island. A faction demands a monument with a B in redoubt, while another argues the original spelling without B better fits the surrender site. The debate relocates the statue about a mile and a half away to the actual surrender site from 180? years ago.
A. Schingeck of Buffalo writes that Dr King’s New Life Pills cured chronic constipation when others failed and claims the product treats biliousness jaundice indigestion head-ache chills malaria and debility. Available at local druggists including C M Shaford Moser Lutz. Castoria.
The Week in the Women's Clubs records a meeting on Nov 21 with Miss Ava Hart at Sev enth Street and a second gathering with Miss Margaret Link. The Pleiades Book Club met on Nov 25 hosted by Miss Margaret Bost with a discussion of Just Between Themselves by Anne Warner. Attendees compared books and shared current events, followed by a luncheon among autumn decor. A short medical ad for Dean's Ointment concludes the item.
The Chester Lantern declares Banks criticized for removing shops yet asserts the town remains optimistic. It hails the area’s size and resilience, stating the loss of a small railroad shop hardly affects the city as it continues to move forward.
Mrs. George W Sourbeer announces the marriage of her daughter Rhea DeHart to LeRoy F Aberhethy on Wednesday November 23, 1910 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. They will reside at home after January 1 in Dickory NC. Also notes on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tested during epidemics. Salt by Grimes Drug Co.
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