Death of Mr Mike L Cline Pioneer of Catawba County
Obituary notes the death of Michael Lee Cline at about nine decades of age in Newton. A merchant and former Clerk of the Court, he helped found the town’s early business and Lutheran church life, served as mayor, built the first wooden two story store, supported education, and left seven children. Funeral held at Lutheran church with Rev. J C Moser officiating. Cline was a charter church member and longtime county leader.
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Catawba County
Michael Lee Cline
Mr. Cline
Michael
Lincoln County
Newton
Barrer
Columbia
8. C
Cline
Philadelphia
Salisbury
North Carolina
Raleigh & Gaston
Norfolk
Philadelp
Bank of Fecklenburg
Hickory
Mike’’ Cline
Link, Mel, Comb & Co
J.P. Allen
van Dyke
Lee Cline
Ed Cline
Hickory Manufacturing Co
Laura Bost
Maj
Joseph Bost
James E
F. Lee
Mary E. Davis
Charles H
Edward B. George
Louisville
J. Guy Cline
Lutheran Church
J.C. Moser
Church Council
Oxford Ford Items
Oxford Ford notes a Durham firm executive visiting his parents in our section. A large crowd attended St Peters church for a sermon and communion led by Prof Haentz schel of Concordia. Null school supporters discuss adding a second room. Mr David Isenhour improves after illness. Local fishing parties frequent the Catawba river and a state restocking idea is proposed.
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Oxford Ford
Vance Pee Ee Ee
Durham
John Isenhour
St. Peters Church
A. Haentzschel
Concordia College
Conover
Henry
State Fish Commission
Hickor/ RODUCE Market Prices Snapshot
Weekly market listing collected by Whitener and Martin shows prices for live poultry Hens Turkeys and Spring Chickens per pound, eggs per dozen, butter per pound, creamery butter, and produce including apples sweet potatoes Irish potatoes cabbage beans peaches tomatoes with varied per unit ranges and values.
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Whitener &, Martin
Work 24 Hours a Day The Busiest Little Pills
Ad claims Dr King s New Life Pills transform weakness into strength energy into mental power curing constipation headache chills dyspepsia malaria for 5c at C M Sufrd Moser Lute Grimes Drug Co.
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Dr. King
C.M. Sufrd
Moser & Lute
Grimes Drug Co
Plan to Ship Catawba Eggs Will Boost Farmer Cartons
A Minnesota style egg plan proposed to pack eggs in uniform one dozen cartons with numbers for traceable producers. Local farmers favor the system to shorten the production to market chain, reduce losses annually estimated at 17 million dollars nationwide, and boost egg prices through organized marketing.
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R. R. Slocum
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Slocum
United States
The New Organ at the Presbyterian Church
The Estey pipe organ installed at the Presbyterian church in Asheville delights visitors with ten stops across swell great and pedal, plus a Ross water motor and sewer drainage. Mrs. J. H. Hatcher and Miss Nina Ramsay wowed audiences as organists. Mr. Geo. B. Neeley assisted, and the Estey Company fulfilled its contract. A 12 day Canadian excursion from Spartanburg departs August 12 via the O. & OR K with stops in Detroit Buffalo Toronto and a Lake Erie steamer trip. round trip fare is 41.75.
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Geo. B. Neeley
Asheville
Estey
Presbyterian Church
Ification
Ryan
Ross
J. H. Hatcher
Nina Ramsay
Estey Company
Neeley
Canada
Niaagra
Paris
Spartanburg
O.R K
Etroit
Buffalo
Toronto
Detroit
Lake Erie
Notable Guests at Catawba Springs Register Last Week
A list of visitors registered at Catawba Springs includes R R Crawford and family Winston Salem J H Aiken and family Hickory Will Aiken Asheville now Helena Mont and private secretary to the governor John D Gorham Washington NC F L Merrier and wife Salen III Mr and Mrs Malcolm Mason Louisville Q E Rawls Durham Mrs Alphonsus Cobb Ledchild Durham A Sporting Thomas Greensboro HH Shuford Brookford Messers R E B Martin H P Williams Joe L Murphy R B Stapp and G W Kirkpatrick Hickory Miss Grace Warren Bristol Tenn B F Hargett Wilkesboro J A Stewman wife sister and son Lancaster S C Mrs E R Bost and Miss Ruth Bost Newton Rev and Mia J G Garth and three children Hickory Toy Bolick Conover Mr S Wittikowsky Mrs John Carson and a child Jr and Mrs Burwell Mr and Mrs R C Carson Charlotte T H White and family Chester C Miss C V Mel Alpin and Mrs W B Vaughn Chester S C Mrs N P Walkup Waxhaw Mrs Frost Torrence Miss Helen Torrance and Miss Julia Galloway Gaston Miss Virginia Allen Raleigh
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Catawba Springs
R.R. Crawford
Winston-Salem
J. H. Aiken
Hickory
Will Aiken
Asheville
Helena
Mont
Gover
John D- Gorham
Washington
N.C
F.L. Merrier
Salen III
Malcom Mason
Louisville
New Knitting Mill for Hickory Promoters Plan City Factory
A new knitting mill is planned near the Hickory Tee and Coal plant with $25,000 capital. J D Elliott P P Jones Robert Lyerly and H J Holbrook lead the project aiming to begin operation by Sept. 1 manufacturing medium grade infant hose. The venture marks Hickory's second knitting mill as growth continues. Ivey Hice secured a $5,000 lug strap order from Pacific Mills of Lawrence Mass for about 10 000 straps, with two to three weeks needed to fulfill it and the firm produced about 100 000 straps last year.
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Hickory Tee & Coal
J. D. Elliott
P. P. Jones
Robert Lyerly F
H. J. Holbrook
Hickory
Ivey & Hice
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Mass
District Conference at Catawba Ends with Maiden Selected
The 30th Statesville District Conference met at the Methodist church in Catawba July 26 with Rev. C I Hinson delivering the opening sermon. Officers elected included Revitt Sanford as secretary and L B Haves as assistant. Speakers from several colleges promoted their institutions. The gathering closed Saturday morning with Maiden named as next meeting site and delegates chosen for Winston conference.
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Catawba
Statesville
Methodist Church
C. I. Hinson
Race Street Methodist Church
Itt
Sanford
Granite Falls
L.B Haves
C. I Hinson
R. B. Attkinson
C. M. Pickens
Weavervilleoollege
McCoy
Rutherford College
W. D. Turner
A. A. Hayes
Maiden
Winston
Messrs
EP. Wey
J. A. Long
J. M. Tuttle
Rose McNeely
Phil Ree
R.E. Atkinson
E. L. Bain
Teachers Institute Opens With Large County Turnout
Newton July 26. The Teachers Institute had a fine opening with more than 80 teachers enrolled. Almost every teacher in the county attends, showing earnest interest in improving education. Superintendent Loribver praises the spirit of the teachers. Charles M. Staley.
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Newton
Lor
Chas. M. Staley
Graduation at Appalachian Training School drawing attendees
The Appalachian Training School held graduation exercises with four graduates receiving certificates from Capt. E F Levill. Rev C A G of Lenoir gave the address as visitors packed the grounds. The school enrolled 260 students in the summer term and $300 was subscribed for a Students Loan Fund. The fall term begins August 23. The Republican county ticket was listed with W H Calloway for representative and other officials named.
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Democrat
Appalachian Training School
Boone
D. D. Dougherty
E F. Levill
Rev. C. AG
Lenoir
Republican County
W. H. Calloway
E.R
WD. Farthing
W. R. Gragg
Yarkin Trivett
James Yanney
History of the Soldiers of Catawba of the Sixties Postponed
The Memorial Book postpones its publication due to ill health and typing delays. The work aims for a reliable, complete volume to honor soldiers and their families, with plans to issue in early spring 1911. Instructions will be provided at the Newton reunion in August.
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Catawba
Newton
Bossing the Street Work by the Sons of Rest
The tearing up of the streets amuses the Sons of Rest who claim street work solves many problems and creates new ones. They boss the job, offering pointers to oremen while pessimists warn of taxes and short tarvia life though Prof Hahn remains optimistic trying to cheer them up.
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Sons of Rest
Bart & Abce
Hahn
Farmers Institutes Held At Dr Foard Store And Sherrill Ford
Farmers Institutes will be held at Dr Foard's Store on Wednesday August 8 and Sherrill Ford on Thursday August 4 starting at 10 o'clock Women institutes at the same venues and dates will be led by Miss Josephine Scott and Miss Reinhardt Lecturers include R Pe Scott Alamance County aes Deny Dev ent of iculture C R Hudson U S Department of Agriculture and others A $1 premium will be awarded for the best loaf baked and exhibited by a girl or woman living on a farm A $1 premium will also be given for the best five ears of pure bred corn Boys are invited to learn about the Boys Corn Clubs.
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Farmers’ Institute
White and Harrison wed surprise friends in Asheville
Miss Neta White and Mr W A Harrison married Monday night in a quiet ceremony at Stoway parish. The bride, daughter of R White, studied art at Lenoir College and the couple plans to reside in Asheville after the nuptials. Witnesses included Stella White and Clarence Keever among others.
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Neta White
W. A. Harrison
Kiating Morliss White
R. White
Lenoir
Harrison
Asheville
Miss White
Stella White
Clarence Keever
Sweet Potatoes Shipments Reach Record Crates and Bushels
Railway offices report 7091 crates of sweet potatoes totaling 1 170 015 pounds at 165 pounds per crate or 21273 bushels at 3 bushels per crate. 1909 set a record with 7188 crates, while Boston market shipped only 658 crates this year. The article also notes church activities with vacation plans, Sunday School convention at Startown, and a missionary committee proposal for monthly meetings beginning September.
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Rallway
Boston
Yoder Family Reunion at Col Yoder's Home
The Yoder descendants plan a reunion on August 23 near Wesley Chapel to celebrate G. M. Yoder’s 84th birthday with a picnic dinner. Public invited to attend with full baskets. speakers include G. M. Yooer and A. YODER among managers.
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G. M. Yoder
Col. Yoder
Wesley Chapel
Conrad Yoder
America
South Fork Valley
G. M. Yooer
A. Yoder
M. Your
Teething diarrhoea remedy endorsed for infants
Teething children suffer varying diarrhoea and may be controlled by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Give the prescribed dose after each bowel action, then castor oil to cleanse the system. Safe and effective. Sold by Grimes Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Grimes Drug Co
Arrival of Trains on C N W Railway No 10 North South
Train arrivals listed for the C N W Railway with No 10 heading north and No 9 south, indicating scheduling details. The snippet notes outbound and inbound services, reflecting a busy rail day.
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Duplin County
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Graded School of
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Holler
Lem Costner
Rhodehill
Dillon Wilson
Vey Mill
Ed. Hahn and Son
Tranite
Mr. John
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Frank Williams
Brookford
W. R. Williams
J. 8. Bradley
Ivey Mill
Anderson, 8. C
Stanley Vee
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Chicamanga
Soldier’s Camp
J.G. Garth
A. J. Drum
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Oxford
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David Isenhour
Illinois
Dean
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MR. R. R. Slocum
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Lincoln
Click
Supt. Long
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Catawba Bridge
Hiickory-Lenoim
J. M. Allred
Hickory’silitary Company
Chicamauga
The
Fletcher
Castoria
Dist
the Democrat
Splendid Institute
Mie
Farmer's Institutes
Presbyterian Church Notes
Startown
W. B. Menizies
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