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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1911

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Catawba County Wins Route Through Iredell for Central Highway

State Geologist Pratt confirms Central Highway adoption from Salisbury via Mooresville and Newton and via Statesville and Newton. Route keeps Newton and Hickory in play while avoiding Taylorsville Lenoir Morganton path. Road must be 30 feet wide, properly bridged, with macadam sand clay or gravel, culverts of concrete terra cotta or metal, and inspection by October. A new bridge at Buffalo Shoals may be built to meet timing. Miss Maria Evans of Hickory dies at Charter House aged 94, a longtime church member and beloved community figure. Survived by two sisters and two nephews.

Iredell County Central Statesville Salisbury Mooresville Newton Catawba County Hickory Taylorsville Lenoir Morganton Pratt Buffalo Shoals Catawba River Edith Post Office Edith Post River Bridge Sherrill’s Mill Kuffalo Shoals Miss Maria Evans Charter House Cumberland County Jonathan Evans Maria Carver Evans Miss Maria le Charter House Susan W. Hall Mary Evans Gibson Hoxie Ark G. L Cumberland ‘County

Local News Buys Buick Touring Car and More

Menzies bought a Buick touring car. Numerous visits and social calls move through Hickory and surrounding towns, with tours to Charlotte and New Bern. A July 19 excursion from Hickory to Asheville is planned for 1.45 round trip. The Lawson, Ramsay, and Seagle interests are noted, as are several visits and arrivals from Charlotte, Lynch, and Monroe. Mrs. Holden and others are mentioned with health updates. The Fourth featured gatherings at Miss Adele Kirkpatrick’s and Straw events. Public notices include a clothing sale July 8 to 15.

C. T. Squires E. B. Cline T. Morrison Hickory Asheville Mattie Abernethy Mabel Smith Monroe Mary Pope Lumberton H. C. Menzies Charlotte A. A. Shuford Statesville Maiden Geo. F. Ivey W. B. Nicholson G. W. Hahn A. M. West J. 4. Bowles Rev T. Mann Hickory Circuit M. D. Barney W. L. Cline W. L. Long W. A. Ciener

Lament for Lineman at Last Lamp Tragedy

Long day of dangerous repairs after a Monday storm ends in death for line man Edger Bumgarner near the corner of 12th Street and 14th Avenue. He died when a live wire struck while fixing the lamp as a rubber glove precaution failed to save him. His widow and two children mourn. funeral plans to follow.

Edger Bumgarner Mr. Bumgarner 12Th St 14 Ave Wade Shuford Jesse Warlick J. H. Shuford Bumgarner T. M. Johnston Hickory Grocery Co Mrs. Johnston C. E. Potts Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Johnson Mr. Potts Mr. Johnston Mrs. Johnson Mr. Johnson

Big Offer Boosts Votes in Hickory Democrat Contest

The Hickory Democrat announces 150 000 extra votes for every club of ten yearly subscriptions, valid Wednesday through Saturday evenings. Subscriptions of multiple years count multiplicatively, with no limit on clubs. Contestants urged to hustle as this is the final major club offer and prizes include a piano, diamonds, and watches.

Democrat Anna AR Aana Hickory Demorat Geo. &. Bisanar Department of Microry Democrat Isnereser Sse Eneoqnesezeaca Escot

Standing of the candidates in the Great Prize and Voting Contest

The list shows candidate standings and nominations for the Great Prize and Voting Contest. It includes many names from Hickory, Newton, and Conover with numbers likely indicating votes or standings. Local notes mention Miss Winnie Reid visiting Statesville and various residents traveling between Statesville, Salisbury, and other towns.

Local and church notices with Watkins ads and catarh cure

A mixed page item includes a Wat kins Company sales pitch seeking a young canvasser in Catawba county and company details from Baltimore. It also lists Trinity Lutheran and Presbyterian church services with communion notices and upcoming choir plans, plus a long line of local names and a Mansfield College list. The page promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with sovereign claims and a dusting of medical ads.

United States Canada Watkins Catawba County J. R. Watkins Company South Gay Street Baltimore Maryland

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Iredell Maria Evans Menzies I la Brown Newbern J. G. Garth Mrs. Hardson Washin Smith Idle’s Air B. F. Seagle Jonse Drum 9Th St W. 8. Stroup Lilian Goodman Connelly Springs Barnum Springs Conover Alice Flagler F. J. Flagier Charlottesville New York City Albany New York P. Bischoff Lutheran Church’ of Holden Ainting Gertrude Finger Gamble Blanche Finger Bluefelds Martin and Clark Clothing Co Beatrice Carrie Johnnie Ford Nellicook Lilesville 3. C. Cook Henry’s Mr. L. Warlick Hildebrand Claremont Collegian Fiela E. Moore Elizabeth Holbrook Annie Lowe Essie Robinson Roscover Goldsboro Shipman Hendersonville Clark Underwood Greensboro Vinent Adele Kirkpatrick Catawba Springs Elizabeth McComb Adelaide Johnston Eizabeth Holbrook Mary Knox Henderson Lina Blakeney C. A. Little Miss Pearl Nova Scotia C. H. Little Shere Messrs W. C. Feimster W. A. Self Dean Edgar Bumgarner Abernetey-Wall Elwin Wall Lilly McEachin Joseph Lafayette Aberneth Marion Abernethy Albert Abernethy Wall Texas J. F. Abernethy Sons Corporation Henry Clay Brown Raleigh Gienneot Democrats W. B. Porelier Hickory Democrat Margaret Bost Elizabeth Springs Adelaide Johnston Rath Abernethy Mabel Long Mattie Abernethy Gladys Reid Constance Bost Mattie May Stroup Iriam Denton Hazel Elliott Mabel Hawn Estelle Wolfe Ethel Henley Susie Fry John W. Robinson Isabelle Morton Mabel Whitener Marie Barger Maude Miller P. A. Rowe Pene E Stella Yod Allie May Cook Neva Gamble Claremont Migs Lena Moser Rdia Sigman Mollie Deal Flossie Fraser Florence Setzer Bila Lee Wilson Conover Migs Mattie Yount Mabel Rockett Beulah Propst Annie Morgan Addie Cline J.J. Smith Harry Lowrance Columbia S.C Fred Lowrance Altavista Sea Re J. Lowrance Mary Lowrance Gladys Order Jackson Andrew Paisley Emma Pitts C.A. Little Spencer Wry Trinity Lutheran Church Riv J. H. Wannewacus St. and Presbyterian Church Waterslay Lentz Ida Sigman Ada Evans Connelly Misan Beary A “ Della Teague Beulah B. Keller Rutherford College Migs Lucile Goode Jenie Rutherford Louise Clark Nannie Steele Maude Ethyl Hinkle Burley Whitener Vernon Cline Antho Martha K. Jones Lessie Starnes Estelle Sherrill Alma Aes Larah Correll Miss Maude Deal Downsrie Miss Pearl Flowers Hall J. F.cheney &Co Toledo Ohio
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