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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
4
Mr Wolfe spent a few days in Salisbury this week to settle an important question often raised on the streets. It is alleged old booze is still afloat there and accessible to any who desire. He will report on return to the city. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as safest physic. Moser & Lutz.
An obituary note expresses condolences for the death of infant James Clyle Whisenhunt, who died Monday night January 11 1909 from pneumonia. The writer asks readers to trust in God and offers sympathy to the parents W R Whisenhunt. An unrelated advertisement for Kodol digestives appears, promoting relief from indigestion sold by local merchants.
Supervisors of Hickory township are urged to meet at the city hall in Hickory on Saturday February 6 1909. Road overseers must report on their roads. This is the regular meeting time. Requested by the Board dated January 16 1909.
Deed of Trust secured a $1000 loan from First Building & Loan Association, recording in Catawba County. Thos M Hutham and Roberta G Hutham defaulted on two deeds of trust. property to be sold at public auction on February 13, 1909, at noon at First National Bank steps, Hickory, N C. W P Cline house near Graded school, details of boundary described.
An but one woman endures local treatments and examinations thought necessary by doctors for female diseases. The piece promotes a product with alleged endorsements from physicians and pamphlets, claiming it cures female weakness and regularity issues. It urges readers to request brochures and to send stamps for samples, while warning about women resisting unsafe regimens.
Under a 1907 deed of mortgage in Catawba County the house and lot on Newton Street in Hickory will be sold at public outcry on February 20, 1909, to satisfy a $215.51 note plus interest, with prior lien by Finns Building and Loan. The property, appraised near 330 dollars owed, includes a currently occupied dwelling by John H. Abernethy and is described by property lines and streets. Attorneys Mrs. M. G. Royster and E. B. Cline announce the sale and time.
Mortgage by John H Abernethy to Mrs M G Royster dated Sept 12 1905 default on note leads to public sale Feb 20 1909 at 12 30 PM at the Post Office door Hickory NC to highest bidder for cash the house and lot in Hickory Catawba County NC beginning at a stake on the west side.
By authority of a 1908 mortgage Laura A and C C Freeman offer the lot in Hickory Catawba NC for cash sale February 20 1909 at 2 PM in front of First National Bank. Described as Lot 5 Hickory Tavern on J E Barb plan bounded by Lincolnton Street and Southern Railway right of way near a $50 000 hotel site. January 19 1909 iy21-41
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