Robe and suits offered with limited stock
A store announces remaining robes and suits, inviting customers to visit for the few pieces left. The message highlights availability and a personal suggestion to find a suit suitable for the reader.
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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
4
A store announces remaining robes and suits, inviting customers to visit for the few pieces left. The message highlights availability and a personal suggestion to find a suit suitable for the reader.
A Catawba county good roads meeting formed a committee to organize a free excursion for 300 farmers to Greensboro to view Guilford County roads. The plan partners the Hickory Chamber of Commerce and Newton Boosters with Southern Railway to arrange an entire train, aiming to boost support for road bonds and broader highway projects.
Notices urge Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association members from Catawa and Burke Branch to attend the regular annual meeting in Hickory on the 22nd at 1 pm, fourth Saturday of the month. Board of Directors to meet at 11 am in City Hall to review the secretary and treasurer reports.
Mrs Charles H Menzies entertained six tables of bridge in honor of her sister Mrs Gordon Gilley of Philadelphia. The home featured oak trees and vine covered piazzas creating a cool setting for the games. Prizes included a cut glass pitcher for Mrs Cilley and silk hose for Mrs Bryan Jones. Consolation went to Mrs E B Menzies who drew a novelette Keeping Up with Lizzie. A luncheon with fruit punch pressed chicken ripe tomatoes and apricot sherbet cream followed amid fern and Queen Anne's Lace decorations.
Mr Solomon Honeycutt of Caldwell County died last Saturday and was buried Sunday at the Lutheran church three miles from his home. He would have been 86 on the 25th of this month and is survived by his wife and one son William who lives with him. Twice married, children include Nelson of Alexander County Max and Adolphus. A farmer by trade he led an abstemious, vigorous life often walking ten miles without fatigue.
A Lincoln Nebraska young woman reports long term stomach trouble and constipation improved after three days taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She praises the medicine and notes it is available from dealers locally.
Farmers urged to bring crops to Harris and Little to secure top market prices whether paid in cash or trade. The note mentions trading with R and G for corset purchases at J A Bowles as a local reference point.
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