Nashville Board of Trade Backs Back Home Movement
Letter from the Nashville Board of Trade endorses a national advertising plan to promote the South with a $250,000 fund. Railroads would share costs pro rata by mileage. The move aims to draw former Tennesseans back and mobilize press support ahead of the Altapass Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Industrial’ Department
Clinchfield Railroad
Nashville Board of Jade
Nashville
Mississiinian
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Board of Trade
South
Raisay
Altapass
N.C
Shannon
Clinchfield
Hickory Chamber of Commerce
Southland
Retail Merchants ’Association of
Flickory
Hickory
Mrs Ellis Visits Daughter Before Washington Trip
Mrs Mildred Ellis of Knoxville Tennessee spent Sunday night with her daughter Mrs S A Mott before continuing her journey to Washington DC.
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Mildred Ellis
Knoxville, Tenn
S. A.mott
Serenade disrupts midnight with noises and wedding guests
A serenade in Azalea North Carolina disturbs a quiet night as revolver reports echo and cow bells clang. Leroy Aberetay emerges, the crowd cheers the newlyweds, and a song ends the disturbance. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended for colds with pneumonia risk. J Morrison travels to New York City for automobile shows and invites inquiries.
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Look
Azalea
Ser- Ing Co
N. C
Leroy
T. Morrison
New York City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Blood Based Cure
A historical advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, boasting blood purifiers and tonics acting on mucous surfaces, and urges sending for testimonials from Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Toledo
Hal
Mrs. C. B. Raby Dies at 70 in Ballinger Texas
Mrs. C. B. Raby of Ballinger Texas aged 70 died January 3 from apoplexy. Sister of A. C. Link she left Hickory 40 years ago and visited once in that period. Mr. Link now sole survivor of their family. His father built the first Ballinger home in 1860s on land later lined by Ingold & Co’s hardware store. He bought a city block for $150 that recently sold for $3,300.
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Ona Hfuggins
Superior Court of
Catawba
Bob Huggies
Henry Taga
Raymond Hagseta
Mil
First National
Tickory
N. Cy
Hickory Township
Catawba County
North Carolna
Worth Eliot
Starnes
Ch. Bagby
B. Killian
A Brave Confederate W D Shell of Conove Veterans recalls Gettysburg
W D Shell of Conover, visiting his sister Mrs Cain Sigmon, recalls four wounds earned in Civil War service. He was twice captured at Spotsylvania and Gettysburg, left wounded on the field, and later captured from a hospital by Confederates. He describes Gettysburg and Chancellorsville battles with graphic memories. Miss Ora C Harris visited Mrs S H Jones in Longview.
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W. D. Shell
Conove
Cain Sigmon
Catawba
Gettysburg
Jay
Mr. Shell
Spotsylvania
Ater
Jackson
Chancellorsville
Shell
Herless
G. W. Hahn
Women and Kidney Trouble Promises Swamp Root Remedy
A dated advertisement extols Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues affecting both women and men. It claims widespread relief, urges use as the first treatment step, and cites Dr. H. S. Swamp Root and company as the official endorsers, warning readers not to miss naming the remedy.
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Tiel
Tom Sateser
Raeiy Meedel
Himnera
Packard
North
Caroline
Rearai
Conan
Hickory Hosiery Mills Declares Six Percent Dividend
The stockholders met last Thursday and approved a six percent dividend. The annual meeting time was moved from May to January. Re-elected officers include K.C. Menzies as president, C. C. Best as vice-president, and J. A. Cline as Second Manager. Under the latelier efficient pvidence the mill has performed well despite hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Hosiery
K.C Menzies
C. C. Best
J.A. Cline
Real Estate Agents Offer High Earnings With No Upfront Fees
A fragmented ad style notice mentions agents can earn 1000 to 1500 yearly with no advance payments required and highlights a real estate opportunity. It also references a North Carolina charter amendment process and executor notice for the N H Lawrence estate with claim deadlines, plus a Creamery wagon route effort in Penelope.
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Ind
Depot
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Fence
the Democrat
Chamberlain
Boculgie Cook Business Builders
Jon
Dock Tonic
Granes Drag
Hickory Insurance & Realty Co
Hickory Seed Co
B. Bland
Wien
G. R. Wooten
Jersey
Guernsey
T. W. Marshall
Ivey Mill
Hart Bros., Hick- Et
Ichmond Bag Company
Fiarris & Little
Shuford
Clark Creek
Fry
Mother Gray
Ora C. Harris
S. H. Jones
Longview
Aalthroat
Toney Run
Royster Fertilizers
Royster
Mr. Royster
FE. S. Royster Guamu Company
Jorfolk
Tarboro
Columbacon
Columbus
Monte
North Carolina
Tuggins
Ad Ain Age
Onvy
Sotice
C. M. Brown, Jr
Augusta, Ga
Micmory
North Gar
Hotel Central
Traneis S. Packard of
Greensboro
Natihickor
MAL Bank
Onhers
A. A. Shuford
Pres
J. D. Elliott
V.pres
K. C. Menzies
Cashier
J. L. Cilley
Asst. Cashier
A. Shuford
G. H. Geitner
G.N. Hutton
J. L. Riddle
W. H. Sigman
A.M Kistler
SR. Collett
J. H. Beall
Q. M.smith
D.W.H. Nicholson
E. B. Cline
W.b.menzies
J. W. Elliott
K. C. Me
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Pease
E. A. Strout
Southern Pines
N. A
General Assembly of
Hickers
W. L. Clinard
Southern Subscription Agency
Raleigh
N. H Lawrence
G.W. Sherrill
Penelope
Mauldings
Hickory Manufacturing
Joan
First National Bank
Cils
Bob Towh
Eliza Reed
Mar Jones
Rufus’ Anderson
C. M. Sherrill
the City
C. W. Ellington
van Dyke Shop
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co
Lafly Shoes
L. Boatright
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