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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
4
The notice lists far rates for long term Special IA advertising. It outlines pricing tiers and publication details, noting eligibility and duration terms for the classified section and related promotions.
A 1907 opinion notes that most active anti alcohol efforts come from men who have not seen the damage in their own families. It argues that 99 percent of drinkers begin before age legality and urges parents to hold the responsible party accountable to curb the harm.
The Winston Journal argues for a fair exchange of advertising between newspapers and railroads, stating that such trade is a private matter not to be legislated. It claims exchange is not robbery and should be left to those directly involved.
The piece discusses how Old Lincoln county included Catawba, Gaston and Lincoln and the roles of Tryon Rutherford and Burke counties. It notes Lord Granville's Line as a boundary, the 1777 and 1778 county formations, and disputes over land titles and distances to courts. It ends with a query about Lord Granville and mentions J F Miller's visit.
The piece urges parents to visit classrooms to show appreciation for teachers’ hard work. It argues that parental presence inspires both teachers and pupils and that occasional encouraging words enhance the impact of such visits.
Mrs. R. F. Hendley died following an operation at Stokes Hospital. After a funeral at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. C. A. Munroe, she was buried in Oakwood cemetery. She leaves a husband, three children, and many relatives. She was sister to Mrs. Judge Shaw of Greensboro, who attended the funeral.
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