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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

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Glenn Outspoken for C. B. Aycock

Ex Governor Glenn praises four NC Senate candidates including C. B. Aycock, lauds Aycock for education and state service, and urges a clean, short campaign free of abuse. He recalls Aycock's legal skill and statesmenlike focus on what's best for the state. The piece also notes Patterson Springs improvements and local business moves.

Robert B. Glenn Bex Democrat Senate North Carolina Charles B. Aycock United States Aycock Glenn United States Supreme Court Vance Ransom

Monument Erected Over R Z Linney Grave in Taylorsville

A large Massachusetts granite monument crowning Romulus Zachariah Linney’s grave in Taylorsville is unveiled by B. Webb of Statesville and Mooresville Granite and Marble Works. The tablet depicts Linney with biographical notes and a mix of political and personal reminiscences, followed by a collage of unrelated news and ads.

Taylorsville Cemetery R. Z. Linney B. Webb Statesville Mooresville State Senate

Bears Shoot the Chute At Mortimer Lumber Camp

Lumbermen at Mortimer near Lenoir witnessed bears sliding down a long chute used for logs. A cub first appeared and splashed into the stream, then led to three bears including its mother and sister. Officials plan a special train to view the sight if the state association stays over Sunday.

Ritter Lumber Co Mortimer Bruin Agen Agaiis Lenoir Nichols

Seed Co. aids Catawba farmers with sturdy seed supply

Hickory's Seed Co by Higa Hickory buys the best seed products from Catawba farmers and sells to other farmers, promoting plant improvement. Postmaster C. F. McKesson of Morganton is praised for a speech to Keepsville farmers. Also notes that Chamberlains Cough Remedy helps whooping cough, for sale by dealers.

Achel Higa Hickory Piedmont C. F. McKesson Morganton Keepsville Charlie Blue Ridge Mountain Chamberlain

Methodist wedding unites Miss Sue Bettis Wilson and George Lee Huffman

In Newton on a May Wednesday ceremony at the Methodist church, Miss Sue Bettis Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Wilson, wed Mr. George Lee Huffman of Hickory. The ceremony featured a pink and white decor with candles, roses, and a large reception. guests included family and friends from Newton, Hickory, and nearby towns. Afterward the couple planned a trip to Asheville and other southeastern stops before settling in Hickory.

Huffman-Wilson Democrat Newton May Sue Bettis Wilson Manuel Wien George Lee Hu Hickory the Barringer Firat Nettie Wilson Mr. Herbert Ebony Ieee Lah Huffman Mae Lola Barger Foley Toon Gustus W. Payne Bertie Rowe Mattie May Edna Stroup Huffman Aaheville Mr. Huffman

Ex Gov Glenn on Home Missions Address

Ex Governor Glenn spoke to Presbyterians about home missions urging all Christians to support evangelism. He warned against Sabbath desecration, urban vice, and lax church attendance while highlighting Africa’s unreached 50 million and U.S. church-member apathy. He cited social costs and urged meaningful giving and education to empower revival.

Presbyterian Church Gillenn Presbytera Murah Southern Assembly Gov. Glenn Glenn Africa Aed France Bryce DeTocqueville America West North Carolina Chicago Andy Jed South Carlina

Jacob's Fork Items May 30 Farm News and Local Notes

Weather favors farm work with good cotton and wheat conditions. Reported are three North Carolina men dining together at Conover, local saw mill move, new disc harrow use on corn and cotton, potato slips awaiting rain, and roads improving for travel.

Jacobs Fork Conover Company F 18Th Regiment of North Carolina M. É Yount J. A. Yount M. Yoder Conor Iver Yoder Rufus Hutton & Co Jacob Mostelier

Hickory family visits Morganton en route to Montezuma

Mr Blalock and his two daughters Miss Lilac and Miss Fuschia of Hickory stayed in Morganton Sunday night while traveling to Montezuma. Mr and Mrs Matney of Montezuma met them there and traveled back with them.

Blalock Lilac and Fuschia Hickory Morganton Montezuma Matney

Amica Salve Promises Fast Wound Care By Shoford

An old advertisement touts Buck Ten’s Amica Salve as a quick, sure healer for wounds and burns. It claims prevention of blood poisoning and gangrene and lists uses from boils to skin eruptions. Sold by C. M. Shoford at Moser and Lutz Drug Co.

Buck- Ten C. M. Shoford Moser and Lutz End Grimes Drog Co

Wreck at Watkins trestle buries engineer beneath coal cars

The Seaboard Air Line wreck at Watkins trestle near Bostic leaves engineer J Mack Lindsay entombed under 17 coal cars and steel, with 150 wreckage workers extracting the body. Engineer Rod M Green and fireman Roy Dooley die. two other crewmembers escape with injuries. It is the railroad's worst disaster in 27 years.

J. Mack’ Lindsay Seaboard Air Line Watkins Trestle Bostic Seaboard C.c.&c Rod M. Green Monroe Roy Dooley Lewis Lon Neely Lindsay

First Building and Loan Association of Hickory Growth

The First Building and Loan Association of Hickory has issued 651 shares since January 1 and averages 100 shares a month. It expects over 6000 shares by August 1, totaling $600,000, with the List series maturing August 12 at $49,500. This is the largest series ever matured by the association. Outstanding loans total over $250,000.

Hickory

Handsome scarf pin free offer from Gotham Company

Thousands nationwide are offered a free gold plated scarf pin by Gotham Company, mailed to any name and address with postage covered by five two-cent stamps. The promotion invites readers to receive a piece of jewelry and subscribe to The Democrat.

United States Gotham Company Broadway N.Y

Synod Votes to Continue Union Deliberations in 1914

The General Synod of the German Reformed Church at Canton Ohio debated union with the Northern Presbyterian Church. Dr J L Murphy of this city chaired the committee and favored union only if led by the Spirit and avoiding disruption. A strong minority urged dropping the matter, while the report still recommended ongoing comity talks and aim for organic union in 1914, leaving final action contingent and informational. Constipation ad follows.

North Carolina General Synod Canton Northern Presbyterian Church J. L. Murphy Murphy General Assembly Union

Clean up day urged by Civic League residents

Today June 1 marks Clean up day as the Civic League mails notices urging households to remove non burnable trash. Wagons will call today and tomorrow to haul away debris in a push for a cleaner city.

Civic League Cty

Hopeful Message on Scalp Sufferers and Hair Thinning

A chronic scalp disease appears as dandruff and thinning hair. The ad argues greasy salves fail to cure, promising a real medicine that kills germs. Moser and Lutz Drug Store in Hickory offers ZEMO with Cap wash, claiming antiseptic healing and guaranteed satisfaction.

America Moser Lutz ZEMO Grerzubere Moser & Lutz

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C. B. Aycock Pattersons Springs Highlander Patterson Springs C. E. Mason J B. Ivey John Pharr Charlotte Mason John F. Setzer Ometime St. Petersburg Sonberg Ohio Senator Simmons Wade H. Harris Charlotte Chronicle Senator Lorimer Transac Ns Lorimer Jim Mr. Simmons Lamworth Miss Tarbell McKinley Ida M. Tarbell American Roger Q. Mills Texas John Murphy Greens Thomas Bears Hickory’s Seed Co Jacob Nis New York Synod
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