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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
2
Advertisement notes interest in second class matter status at the Hickor Post Office. Details are limited in the fragment, with reference to mailing and publication handling for materials intended for general distribution. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable text.
Hickory urges shared celebration with Morganton and Lenoir as neighbors join in the annual street fair. The town emphasizes reciprocal civic courtesy and mutual support for a long standing Fourth of July tradition inviting friend cities to participate and enjoy merriment together.
The article, echoing The Progressive Farmer and Clarence Poe, argues against funding a million dollar steamboat line to cut railroad freight rates. It warns that focusing on one grand fix diverts from the main issue and could waste state resources. It cites North Carolina’s stance, favoring restraint and practical steps over costly schemes.
Editorial questions public honesty amid Mulhall scandal. It notes ex National Association of Manufacturers employee Mallin’s alleged sale of 20,000 letters for 10000 dollars to a newspaper and urges prompt, thorough congressional examination to verify or refute corruption and blackmail claims. It concludes a congressional inquiry is the best path and welcomes its progress.
The hookworm campaign in North Carolina reports 242000 examined and 132000 treated by June 30 1913. Dr J A Ferrell promoted to direct southern work in Washington DC while Dr C L Pridgen becomes North Carolina state director. Several counties fund campaigns and surveys continue in Rockingham Davie Cabarrus Caswell and Transylvania.
Repetition for those who agree to become teachers in the site begins with special courses. The Fail Session opens September 17 1913. For dialogue and other information contact Feast President Greenboro N.C.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Coast Line Railway to reimburse cotton dealers R. E. and C. E. Mason of Charlotte for overcharged shipments from Timmonsville and Catawba. The defense denied publishing unreasonable rates and argued wrong rates were applied. An unrelated testimonial ad for Chamberlain's tablets appears.
Mortgage holders Alice J Bolb and spouse, to Danan erate, Effie sum four hundred dollars, default on promissory note leading to foreclosure. Property described as southwest corner tract in Saint Basra County, North Carolina, with a detailed boundary by lines and dates, date referenced as June 3, 1913. Sale to satisfy debt.
A short syndicated column by R.V. M. Y. invites readers to mail questions on health topics. It promises free advice from a medical adviser in Buffalo and provides a simple reply method with stamped self addressed envelopes for readers to receive guidance on personal health concerns.
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