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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1908

Page

3

US Army Recruitment and Local Commerce Notices

The item lists recruiting needs for able bodied unmarried men ages 18 to 35 in several North and South Carolina cities. It also notes demands for farm produce and seeds with delivery windows, local dry goods stock from Hickory, dining options at City Cafe, and various local business updates including a new water company and a large estate administration in Newton with an estimated value of $125,000.

U. S. Army United States Cuba Phillippines West Trade Street Charlotte N. C South Main Street Asheville N.C Bank Hickory North Main Street Salisbury Hickory Seed J. H. Weaver Greensboro Crawford C. C. Weaver Lenoir Methodist Church E. P. Schrum Newton Grace ‘Reformed Church J.P. Yount Schrum

Local Folks Busy in Charlotte and Nearby Cities

Local and J. D. Elloitt traveled to Charlotte Monday. Dr. Clapp of Newton visited Monday. Mr. Tom Henkel spent Monday in Statesville. J. L. Riddle left Monday on business to Charlotte and Gastonia. Miss Alice Summerow of Newton visited Hickory. Annie Willis went to Spartanburg. Katie Baker has her place. J. A. Herndon and E. V. Morton went to Fayetteville for North State Mutual Life Insurance work. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Yoder from Asheville came to see his ill mother. Dr. John L. Woltz of Pilot Mountain expects to visit for medical practice.

Dr. Clapp of Newton Tom Henkel Statesville J. L. Riddle Charlotte Gastonia Alice Summerow Hickory L.R. Summerow Piedmont Grocery Co Annie Willis Singer Sewing Machine Co Spartanburg S. C Katie Baker J. A. Herndon E. V. Morton Fayetteville North State Mutual Life Insurance Co W. B. Yoder Asheville Moses Yoder John L. Woltz Pilot Mountain N. C Dr. Woltz Woltz

Winston Celebrates Third Birthday Party At Home

John Reynolds Winston Holbrook hosted a birthday party for his eighth birthday on February 22 from 4 to 6 pm. About 16 children attended from Arlene Aiken to Ed Morton Jr. The event featured music, games, a peanut hunt, and a candy box prize for each guest. Master John Gibbs won first prize a Japanese cup and saucer. Mary Louise Dellinger claimed second prize red slippers. Winston received many gifts, and guests said they had a mighty nice time.

John Reynolds Winston Holbrook Arlene Aiken Annie Killian Isabella Morton Mary Louise Dellinger Hazel Englehardt Jessie Patrick Vera, Gibbs Sallie Morton Is la Ters Paul Dellinger Howard Englehardt Jno B. Gibbs, Jr Ed. Morton Hermaine Warlick Gertrude Fox John Gibbs Redoll Mary Louise Dellinger Winston

Boone Items Show School Law and Marriages Noted

Local notes from Appalachian Training School report Dr J M Hodges wed Emma Hodges on the twentieth, with a prior marriage to the bride’s sister. Monroe Maltba and Mattie Gross also married. A local tax and compulsory school law were carried at Silverstone. Lovill Home girls suffer measles while Miss Mathews returns to teaching. Enrollment stands at 170 and J W Farthings plans a boys home for forty plus family. A declaimers contest at the graded school featured seven speakers led by Richard Shuford, with judges N E Aull A A Whiterer and G F Ivey.

J. M. Hodges Emma Hodges J. F. Davis Hodges Monroe Maltba Mattie Gross Silverstone Appalachian Training School Masters Mathews Charlotte Lovill Home Richard Shuford Messrs N.e.aull A.a.whiterer G.F. Ivey Frank Meomb Robert E. Lee Aldis Hendeson Jenny Leonard Grover Huffman John Maynard Harold Shut Arthur Hufman Jone

Granite Falls Bank Robbery Reward and Suspect Discussion

The Granite Falls item reports a bank robbery suspect discussion with residents debating the culprits. Citizens increase rewards to 650 with Governor Glenn offering 3100 for each of three men or five as seen fleeing via the railroad. The note questions the number of robbers and the total potential reward. It also mentions Dr. J. E. Flowers’s concrete block building project and a local school term referenced as the Deg-trick Skule.

Payne Glenn J. E. Flowers Walla

Local society notes and a paint price letter from Devoe

Last Saturday night entertainment drew a good house and all enjoyed themselves. Mr and Mrs Dick Estes noted relatives in town. Hayes and Terill visited from Rutherford college. Davenport college visitors Maud Allred and Rosa Ernheart spent Sunday with J M Allred. J N Flowers of Lawndale was in town yesterday. A Hustler Letter to J B Lutz complains about watered milk and paints, noting Devoe as a pure paint brand with steep adulteration prices and a receipt from W Devoe Co.

Dick Estes L. B. Hayes Fred 1 Terrill Rutherford College Deestrick Skulk Maud Allred Rosa Ernheart Davenport College J. M. Allred J. N. Flowers Lawndale Hustler Devoe Reinew W. Devoe & CO. P. S F. B. Ingold

Balance Sheet Summary From 1908 North Carolina Bank

The document shows a bank balance sheet as of February 14 1908 with resources including Lands and Discounts 400716.80 overdrafts secured and unsecured 77000.00 and 2300.00 3000.00 securities family house furniture fixtures and bank notes out standing. Liabilities list capital stock paid in 200000.00 surplus fund 21000.00 dividends unpaid deposits and various run of deposits and certified checks.

National U.S Sapid State of North Carolina County of Catawba W. X. Reid Pamed E. Killian K. McCombs J. F. Abernethy B. Killian Fanisly

East and West praised Cooper medicine say success across regions

An advertisement features L J Cooper claiming his theory helps ill health and lists a testimonial from August Wiltmer of 1019 Rocierel Court Cat took $1,000 to prove the remedy. Wiltmer describes fourteen years of invalid status, stomach woes, fluctuating appetite, insomnia, constipation, back pain, and low energy, saying medicines failed until Cooper products offered by EB Mensler.

L. J. Cooper Chicago St Lats August Wiltmer Rocierel Court Cat Cooper B. Mensler

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