Hickory Fourth of July Celebration Shared by City Crowd
Hickory celebrated a grand Fourth with an estimated crowd of 15 000 to 20 000 from surrounding towns. The day featured a grand procession, floats from local firms, pony and pig races, a balloon ascent, fireworks, and a large fire company exhibition. A fatal accident occurred when a rope broke during the final display fatally striking Watson of Rhode Island.
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Hickory
Lenoir
Hudson
Granite Falls
Conover
Newton
Maiden
Hildebrand
Connelly Springs
Morganton
Bridgewater
Marion
Catawba
Burke
Caldwell
Alexander
Brookford
Marshalls
Wild Man
Col. W. J. Shuford
Neill Clark
Southern Symphony
Park Square
W. J. Shuford
L. P. Hinkle
Jones
Vance Hinkle
Statesville
Watson
Rhodehise
In Memoriam Franklin Hanna Remembrance in Hickory Death
In Memoriam Franklin Tobeska Hanna born November 9, 1835 united in marriage to Caroline Bradley November 28, 1860. Four of five children survive Mary Moore Mattie William Anna Nora Smith. Funeral in Hickory cemetery after lifetimes in Gastonia Caldwell Lenoir and Catawba. He joined M E Church South then Hickory Presbyterian Church died June 26 after pneumonia. Revs. Bagby and Munroe led services. CAM and school notes mention subscription payments and growing list of subscribers.
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Franklin Tobeska Hanna
Caroline Bradley
Mary Moore
Conover
Mattie
William Anna
Hickory
Nora Smith
Lenoir
North Carolina
Hanna
Gaston County
Gastonia
Caldwell County
Catawba County
M. E. Church South
Methodist Church
Lenoir Presbyterian Church
Hickory Presbyterian Church
J. A. Ramsay
W. T. Matthews
C. W. Trawick
Man
Bagby
Munroe
Cam
Charlotte Observer hints Henderson for North Carolina governor
A Charlotte Observer correspondent reports friends of J S Henderson urging a gubernatorial run across the state. The piece praises his qualifications and argues for safe governance if nominated, while criticizing a third Roosevelt term as an unlikely and undesirable precedent.
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The
Charlotte Observer
Henderson
Govenor
North Carolina
Washington
Roogvelt
Nomi
Community notices and railway plan среди locals
Miss Alice Boyden and Master Weaton Taylor attended the meeting on behalf of the old soldiers and wives committee, with refreshments provided and about eight dollars remaining in the treasury. Alfred of Granite and J. H. Blair of Lenoir were visitors. A new mixed train may run between Lenoir and Gastonia to connect at Hickory. Editor Payne of Taylorsville visited on Saturday.
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Lenoir
Gastonia
Hickory
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Govenor Glenn
Sickeeoddwin
J. S. Henderson
Band of Music
GEO. B. Bisaner Watch Repairing
Southern RY
GEO E. Bisanar
Hickory, N.C
Arest
Ae Rayon
Ives
Erie
React
Stanaard
Aingham
Alice Boyden
Weaton Taylor
Mr. Alfred of
Granite
J. H. Blair
Payne
Taylorsville
Strouse & Brothers
Moretz-Whitene
ATH
Are
Gates Bros
Sittin: Plumbing and Steam Fittt
East Tennessee Farms
Morristown Real Estate Exchange
Morristown ‘Tenness
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