Judge Council retires and stays in Hickory
Judge W B Couneill retires from the bench after serving the circuit. Asheville bar and Buncombe citizens praise his learning, courtesy, and efficiency, hoping he remains in Hickory to aid the city and state. The Asheville Citizen and local bars publish resolutions thanking him for his service and urging recognition of his contributions. The fall term closes with steady work as the school plans holidays and a January term start.
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Asheville
Corneill
Transylvania
Piedmont
Linney
North Carolina
Juage Council
Iag
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Watauga
Srong
Bar
Marcus Erwin
Buncombe County
W.B. Couneill
Sireass
Hickory
Allen
Pension Warrants Pending for Missing Addresses in Newton
County News reports Clerk C M McCorkle has sent out nearly all pension warrants from Newton, but addresses for Bureh H W Bridges H A Gilleland R L Goodson J C Hedrick Mrs H E Reitzel Mrs Sarah Starnes Mrs M E Workman and Neely Wyant are missing. Also notes graveside for Neely Wyant and a Willmington-Charlotte highway survey plan.
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C. M. McCorkle
Newton
Bureh
H. W. Bridges
H. A. Gilleland
R. L. Goodson
J. C. Hedrick
H. E. Reitzel
Sarah Starnes
M. E. Workman
Cardui The Woman's Tonic Promised Relief
Mrs Carrie Moore of Cherry Valley Arkansas says she suffered headaches heart palpitations and low vitality. After taking Cardui she reports feeling much better and says she would recommend the tonic to other women seeking relief. The ad urges women to try Cardui and notes it is sold by a registered seller.
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Cherry Valley
Ark
Carrie Moore
Cardus
Christmas Schedule and Local Tidings at Lenoir College
Lenoir College closes for holidays with students leaving Hickory for home and others staying. Services are planned at St. Andrewe with Rev. C L Miller at 2:30 p.m. next Sunday. Christmas Eve Sunday school services set for 6 p.m. Edna Ekard and W Lafayette Benfield wed at the Ekard residence last Sunday. Stringfellow of Blowing Rock passed through town en route to Alabama, noting the Hickory Chamber booklet Touch of Art in the Lofty Mountains and requesting a copy.
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Hickory
Hick
St. Andrewe
C. L. Miller
Pastor Miller
Edna Ekard
W. Lafayette Benfield
David Ekard
Mt. Olive
Stringfellow
Blowing Rock
Aglabama
Seaboard Announces Holiday Rates On Sale Dates
Seaboard unveils holiday fare reductions with sale periods on December 15 16 24 25 31 and January 1. Fares valid to all points of the system with return until January 9 or 19 as stated by agents or the undersigned KER Jr TP A.
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Seaboard
Ker
Mrs Cook Praises Cardui In Dexter Kentucky Ad
In a signed statement Mrs Cook says Cardui the woman s tonic restored her health after ten years of weakness and nervous trouble. She reports relief, renewed regularity, and daily strength gains and notes thousands of women have benefited from Cardui.
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Dexter
Cook
Cardui
Christmas Services at the Reformed Church
The Reformed Church schedules a 6:00am Christmas service followed by a regular preaching service. Children’sSunday School offerings will benefit local captives.
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the Reformed Church
Wants Newland for Governor In Asheville Letter
A Asheville newspaper letter endorses Hon Lock Craig for Governor in 1912, but argues Lieut Gov Newland should step aside. The writer notes Newland’s strong party work and loyalty, suggesting Craig or Newland may lead. cites past support during Craig’s 1890s campaign. Mrs R E Simpson of Knoxville visits sister Mrs T A Mott.
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Asheville
Roland
Lock Craig
Craig
Newland
Mr. Craig
Mr. Newland
Gov. Kitchin
R. E. Simpson
Knoxville
T. A. Mott
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health Remedy Ad
Danger in delay warns of kidney troubles leading to backache headaches nervousness lameness soreness and urinary issues. Dean's Kidney Pills touted as cure by Hickory resident RW Robinson who reports relief after using them from Moser Lutz drug store. Sold everywhere 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents remember the name Dou and take no other.
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Bright
Dean
Hickory
RW Robinson
Thirteenth St
N.C
Moser & Lutz
Corinth Reformed Church to Dedicate New Hickory Building
The historic Corinth Reformed church in Hickory marks twenty years of Pastor J L Murphy’s ministry with the dedication of a new red brick church costing around 25 to 30 thousand dollars. The building features Indiana limestone trim, a Moller organ, stained memorial windows, and classrooms in the basement, as the congregation reflects on past services in the old church and looks to future associations with NC classis and the Potomac synod.
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Hickory
John
Mtorelyhie
Mere
Jobs Itong
Av le Siferd
A. A. Shuford
E ‘Murphy
John F. Murrill
Jeremiah Ingold
Grace Charge
H. W. Link
Adolphus Shuford
Joseph L. Murphy
Margaret Hoffman
Claremont College
Moller
F. B. Ingold
Caroline Lorett Ramseur
Ann Wilson
Carlile Marshall
Abel Whitener
Adolphus Whitener
Peter W. Rowe
W. W. Rowe
W. P. Reinhardt
C. C
M. M. Best
Wr. Ingold
Henry Link
J. Ingold
J. H. Shuford
J. A. Foil
J.C.’ Clapp
A. B. Horn
Reformed Church
North Carolina
Presbyterian Church
Conon
H. H. Rowe
Newton
Corson
Old Church
Episcopal
Baptist
Old Reformed Church
Lewis Reiter
Murphy
J. H. Keller
Woman’s Missionary Society of North Carolina
Classis
Synod
J of the Potomac
United States
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Hickory Chamber of Commerce
State Supreme Court Rules Club May Receive Beer for Members
The court holds no violation of prohibition laws for a formally organized club to act as the medium for buying beer in bulk for members, store it, and dispense it on coupon books. The Colonial Club of Charlotte case reverses Judge Long with Chief Justice Clark and Justice Hoke dissenting. If Justice Allen had joined earlier, the ruling might have upheld Judge Long.
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State Supreme Court
Merfibere
Chalote
Long
Clark
Hoke
Allen
Justice Mining
Hop Creek road plans shown at school house meeting
Superintendent Sigman met farmers at Hop Creek school house to discuss selling road sections and a new section from John Smyre to the Whitener iron bridge. A 20 foot bridge at Abernethy mill is completed. A telephone line for the area may involve 15 men, with D. A. Abernethy and others present. The white-painted two-room school house impressed attendees as the community notes 70 children in attendance and two capable teachers.
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Sigman
Hop Creek
D. Abernethy
Abernethy
John Smyre
Whitener Iron Bridge
D. M. Abernethey
Sigmon
N. S. Dasher
Hickory
Messrs
D. A
Jones F. Abernethy
Weaver
Crawford
Milt. Sharp
Campell
Baker
Whisnant
Summer Deitz
Cline
Sumter
Fry
Ida McCracken
Haywood County
Ida Duke
Vance County
Local notes from Boone county farmers and roads plans
Correspondent reports farmers report healthy cows and crops on the Cone estate. Public school changes include a second school taught by Watauga teachers near the Ridge. Private donations may extend a few positions. Mr Spoon of Raleigh spoke on Good Roads and surveys. calls for better routes to Cone Creek and New River. Weather cold with no rain, roads frozen with ice. Rail and road projects emerge including Elizabethton Elk road, Ritter Lumber road to Colley Gap, Laurel railroad to Zionville, and Wilkesboro Lenoir Boone venture. Appalachian Training School to begin spring term with a business course. Several developments underway.
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Spoon
Raleigh
Coney Creek
New River
Elizabethton
Elk
Watauga
Boone
Ritter Lumber Co
Colley’s Gap
Laurel
Mountain City
Tenn
Zionville
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China Grove
Miss Best
Margaret Vince Hoffman
Hve Jr
Samuel Joseph Hoffman
Woodstock
County News
Neely Wyant
Daniel ‘Wyant
Bandy’s Township
Trinity Feburen
Register of Deeds
Gamble
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J. E. Boller
Henkles
Kory
General News
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Willmington-Charlotte
Salisbury
Collier's Weekly
Postum Cereal Co
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Sapcen2 Sport
New York
Lenoir College
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Mrs. Cook
Dom
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MG. Baa
CI ‘I
Thor
NEW German Reformed Church
Fletcher
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Democrat
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Appalachian ‘Training ‘School
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