Creamery planned by Catawba County farmers gains momentum
Local notes report Enthuseaslic te and Logan Reinhardt details as Catawba County farmers discuss establishing a creamery. Talk centers on refrigeration, egg shipment, and stock quality. Community members including Mrs. Hutchings and Miss Reese are mentioned amid holiday departures and local visits. The report notes a strong farmer wife interest and plans to proceed, with next week’s fuller report promised.
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Artie Nara
HP. Lata
Les Soarn
Town
Ieee Vamery
Advat
Catawbe
Hawal
Timpson
Thoraazhis
Catawoa County
Thompson
Democrat
You Can Cure That Backache
You Can Cure That Backache with Mother Gray's Australian Leaf a pleasant root and herb remedy sold by druggists or mailed for free sample The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York promotes relief from backache dizziness headaches and languor as a natural regulator of kidney bladder and urinary concerns from an Australian herb blend described as unmatched in efficacy.
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Mother Gray
The
Mother Gry Co
le Roy
N.Y
Hickory Laymen Convention Delegation Outlined
Hickory held a mass meeting at the Baptist Church to recruit men for the Laymen's Missionary Convention in Greensboro this week. Speeches and hymns energized attendees as Hickory plans to send a strong delegation including Revs J D Harte J G Garth J S Moody and others such as C C Best W H In gold D P Smith C H Geitner J D Elliott Howard A Banks and F A Clinard.
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Baptist Church
Greensboro
Hickory
J. D. Harte
J. G. Garth
J. S. Moody
J. L.murphy
Notice Sale for Taxes IM McMannaway Hickory N C
Tax collector P P Jones to sell McMannaway's property for 1909 poll and property taxes totaling 4 88 at noon January 24 1910 on the steps of the First National Bank Hickory N C. The eight day stock is levied upon for cash to satisfy the tax claim under state law.
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IM. McMannaway
Hickory
First National Bank
N. C
McManna
P. P. Jones
Deaths in Alexander County Report Pneumonia Burials
Deaths in Alexander county include George Caldwells of Deaville who died of pneumonia and was buried at Antioch church last week, and Mrs. John Johnson buried at Mt. Bethel church on Sunday. Both deaths attributed to pneumonia.
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Alexander County
George Caldwells
Dealville
Antioch Church
John Johnson
Mt. Bethel Church
Local Clothiers Offer Bargain Winter Wear
Martin and Clark Clothing Co advertises heavy weight suits and overcoats at attractive prices. Harris and Little promote sauer kraut and fruit from Sweet Oranges suppliers. Whitener and Martin highlight cold weather gear for thrift minded shoppers.
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Martin & Clark Clo
Valuable Property For Sale Near Hickory
Excerpt listing 175 acres along Henry Fork River 2 1 2 miles from Hickory with 50 acres river bottoms fenced 60 acres pasture 25 acres tame grass. Twelve Hereford cattle. 2 story six room house two barns 45 acres in Hickory fertile land three dwellings good barn orchard spring water. 35 shares in Watauga Lumber Co. at 100 each. Apply J A Whitener Hickory NC. Also notes salesmen wanted for Catawba region by Vic Oil Co Cleveland Ohio.
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Henry Fork
Hickory
Hereford
Watauga Lumber Co
Watauga County
Boing Rock
Notice for First Build and Loan Association Meeting
Notice to all shareholders in the First Build and Loan Association of Hickory North Carolina announcing the annual shareholders meeting at City Hall Hickory at 7 30 p m on Tuesday January 18th 1910 per by laws a quorum requires a majority of outstanding shares and each member may attend in person or by proxy blanks available at the company office dated January 11th 1910 George R Wootteny Secretary Treasurer Also advertising heavy underwear at Martin and Clark Clothing Co.
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George R. Wootteny
Veteran Rufus Putnam Dead from Civil War Wound
The Cleveland Star reports the death of Rufus Putnam, a Cleveland county veteran wounded in the Civil War whose arm injury led to paralysis. He was buried at Patterson Springs Thursday with Rev. D. G. Ashburn presiding. Martin and Clark Clothing Co. advertises a new overcoat.
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Cleveland Star
Rufus Putnam
Cleveland County
Local notices and student moves noted in Hickory district
Local residents and visitors attend meetings and educational events in Hickory and Statesville. M W Menzies is cited for studies at Duvasoa College while Rev. Lewis Tats visits Kreta. new students arrive at Claramont College from several states and nations. Appendicitis case for Miss Margaret Holler prompts medical care, and Elva Powell’s job and portrait are highlighted among printer trades.
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Chamber of Commerce
Margaret E. Holler
Hickory
de. Loaz
Statesville
Henry Abernethy
Census shows cotton bale gain and deaths of church leader
The census bureau reports 41,646,285 bales of cotton from 1909 to Jan 1, 1910, vs 12,485,238 for the prior crop. Rev S M Smith D D pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Columbia died of apoplexy while speaking with his physician. Asheville Citizen notes Richmond Pearson may be GOP governor nominee if Democrats pick Locke Craig. New shapes and colors in C K soft hat. Ask Martin Clark Clothing Co.
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Bueau
Ask Martin & Clark Clgthing Co
A Jeweler Gets a Jewel
A home wedding occurred Sunday morning January 2 as Miss Alice Yount wed Mr J C Rhodes Rev J D Harte officiated The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walton Yount and the groom is part of the Mace Rhodes firm The couple left for Hendersonville to begin a brief honeymoon.
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Alice Yount
J. C. Rhodes
Walton Yount
Enemry
Mace & Rhodes
J. D. Harte
Hendersonville
Bumgarner Friday Wedding At St Pauls Seminary
Miss Ora Bumgarner daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Bumgarner married Lee Friday foreman of Latta Martin Penny Co at St Pauls Seminary chapel December 29 Rev Arthur Phillips officiated. Couple honeymooning in Washington Baltimore and other northern cities. Lost water-proof overcoat between Singer Sewing Machine Co Office and D K Fry residence. Reward at Singer office.
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St. Paul’s Seminary Chapel
Ora’ Bumgarner
R. M. Bumgarner
Lee Friday
Latta-Martin- Penny Co
Arthur Phillips
Washington
Baltimore
Singer Sewing Maching Co
D. K. Fry
Singer
Whitener and Mi Lead Local Fraternal Convention Notice
The Gstawba county Fied ers organization announces its next Widdler s convention in Newrnn on February 7 and 8 featuring Pure Maple Syrup and Buckwiseat offerings.
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Gstawba County
Fied‘er
Newrnn
Feendell
Try .T. Whitener
Compulsory Vaccination Ordinance for Hickory Residents
The City of Hickory enacts mandatory vaccination for all residents not vaccinated in five years. Vaccination must occur between January 12 and January 29, 1910, or face a daily fine of 25 dollars and up to 30 days imprisonment. Exemption available with a physician signed certificate declaring unsafe vaccination due to health or age.
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Aldersson
Hickory
Board of Health
Neighborhood News Report on Local Death and Vaccination Ordinance
Mr. Mike Pion, among New ton’s oldest residents, died Sunday night about 12:30 from apoplexy. He was buried Tuesday at 1 a m in Eastview Cemetery with Rev. R A Lapsiey Jr officiating. Newton also passed a compulsory vaccination ordinance.
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Mike Pion
Road tax petitions due in Newton by noon Saturday
Citizens holding petitions for the special road tax levy must file in Newton by noon Saturday December 22. Those seeking exemption from road duty or the six days of work on the roads may obtain it by paying $1.09.
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Newton
Ergot Disease in Cattle Warns Farmers and Vets
Cattle are highly susceptible to ergot a fungal growth on grasses and grains. It causes limb pain, tissue death and potentially loss of a hoof or entire toe. Treatments include rest change of feed tannin chloral hydrate and hot antiseptic baths, with humane euthanasia when a limb is beyond saving.
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C. L. Barnes, D. VM
Grundy County
Grundy
Hatcher Declared Bankrupt in Hickory NC
In the Western District of North Carolina a bankruptcy was filed against H J Hatcher trading as Hatcher Co. The judge adjudicated him bankrupt on January 6 1910 and a meeting of creditors is set for January 25 1910 at 2 PM in Hickory to prove claims and transact related business. W C Ervin referee in bankruptcy NC January 7 1910.
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Hickory
Catawba
W. C. Ervin
N.C
Harris & Little's Dan Valley Flour Promotes Biscuits
Morganton advertises Harris and Little's Dan Valley flour as ideal for making the best biscuits, highlighting its quality and suitability for southern baking traditions.
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Harris & Little
Dan’ Valley
Notice of Bankruptcy for A. E. Cline in North Carolina
In the Western District of North Carolina the court adjudged A E Cline bankrupt on December 21 1909. The first meeting of creditors is set for January 25 1910 at 4 pm in Hickory where creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the debtor and conduct other business as needed. Morganton N C January 7 1910 ERVIN clerk.
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Hickory
Catawba
A. E. Cline
W. ©. Ervin
N. C
For Rent Nicely Furnished Rooms By Month Or Week
Nicely furnished rooms for rent offered by month or week. Apply at 1106 10th Ave for details and availability.
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10Th Ave
Dairy notes from live stock show prize and butter churning
An old dairy column discusses churn temperatures and butter granules, noting optimal ranges from four to six degrees, and explains how temperatures affect fat loss. It also covers bloody milk causes, pasture changes as a cure, issues with the old pan cream process, the value of hand separators, and advice to grow dairy feed and wait for ripe cream before churning.
Beekeeping Now: A Swarm-Catching Cage for Hives
A wirecloth cage device, framed and nailed with mosquito netting, slips over a hive to trap robbers. When set at dusk, robbers are trapped or moved to another yard, while hive inmates cluster outside the cage.
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E. R. Root
Bee Yard Cage Swarm Catching and Ant Control Notes
Practical notes on using a cage over a hive to capture swarms as they emerge, plus methods to control ants in hives and kill nests with boiling water or bisulphide of carbon. Cautionary guidance on safety to avoid fire or explosions and advice on handling comb honey to maximize price.
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Ives
Perfect Beet Types Guide and Farming Tips
Notes from a Working Farm discuss selecting mother beets by high sugar content and ideal shape, emphasizing 24.8 percent sugar versus 14.2 percent in alternatives. It pairs with farming cost tips, animal feeding economics, and oat sowing advice for Grundy County, noting early varieties, drilling rates, and soil amendments for best yields.
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