Local notes from Hickory and surrounding towns
J F Miller traveled to Richmond Virginia on Sunday for the Confederate Veteran's Reunion. Several locals attend Shriners meeting in Greensboro last week. Rev A L Stanford preaches revival in Weldon and C L Crane to speak in Hickory churches. Community updates include moves, visits, births, and upcoming demonstrations at Shuford Hardware Co. on June 3 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Richmond
Shuford Hardware Company
A. L. Stanford
First Methodist Church
Weldon
C. L. Crane
J. T. Spencer
Lenoir
Linceolnton
R. L. Seagle
Newton
Shuford Hardware Co
Methodist Church
West Hickory Charge
Bethel Church
L. T. Mann
Hickory
Shriners
Greensboro
J. D. Elliott
Kate Elliott
J. W. Elliott
G. N. Hutton
H.J. Holbrook
E. Lyerly
Janie Lyerly
F. A. Henderson
A. C. Henderson
I. A. Wood
Peter Hamot
Frank Moose
Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Terre Hill Pennsylvania resident August Lyon claims female troubles eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes prior back and health issues and asserts recovery following the product, referencing the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn and consumer signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
E. Pinkham
Lyon
Pinkham
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Train Collision Injures Two Men Near Conover Crossing
Two men identified as J W Briggs and E C Bridges from Shelby were struck by a work train at the Conover crossing while traveling in a Ford runabout from Lumberton. They were seriously injured, with little hope for recovery. Physicians from the city treated them at Richard Baker Hospital.
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J.W. Briggs
E.C. Bridges
Lumberton
Conover Crossing
Shelby
Richard Baker Hospital
Real American Fag Under Which German Americans Fight
An Atlanta Journal reflection on loyalty among foreign born Americans. It cites editor Herman Ridder and Philadelphia mayor Rudolph Blankenburg praising U S unity and defense. The piece argues immigrants share liberty and allegiance to the Republic, placing America first over ancestral lands.
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Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
Rudolph Blankenburg
Philadelphia
United States
Demburg_ school
Republic
America
Atlanta Journal
Grand Excursion To Washington By Southern Railway
A grand excursion offers round trip fares from Morganton Statesville Hickory Nem Salisbury for travel to Washington D C departing June 10th and returning June 12th. Tickets are valid only on the special train and include a chance to spend 25 in Washington. For tickets contact Southern Railway agents led by R H DeButts in Charlotte NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganton
Statesville
Hickory
Nem
Salisbury
Washington
Seger Aie Tee
Citate
Amgle
Southern Railway
Banks Acquitted in Pensacola Bank Failure Trial
Pensacola Florida May 25. The banks charged with conspiracy in the failure of the First National Bank of Pensacola about a year ago were acquitted today. Lapses were taken in the cases of Thomas W. Brent and William S. Knowles and Federal Judge Call instructed the jury to bring in a verdict of not guilty in the cases of William S. Keyser and W. K. Hyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Gece
First National Bank of
Training School Opens June Eighth For Teachers
The Appunchain Training School aims to interest and improve every public school teacher who attends during the summer term. The opening is on June 8. Address B B DonGuerty Superintendent Boone N.
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Appunchain Training School
Tow
DonGuerty
Boone, N
Ships Slightly Damaged Off Narragansett Bay
Admiral Fletcher said the battleships Virginia and Nebraska were slightly damaged when fouled by colliers Cyclops and Orion during coaling as a squall hit Narragansett Bay. Repairs could be made by the ships’ forge.
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Washington
Fletcher
Newport
R. I
Virginia
Nebraska
Cyclops
Orion
Narragansett Bay
Forge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erra
Soca
Pansoxate
J. F. Miller
Claude Abernethy
M. College
Ralph Ballew
University of North Carolina
John Bohannon
John M. Stephens
W. C. Feimster Snison
Walter
Newton, Visaise
M. H. Yount
Joe Hoffman
Albermarle
Joe
H. W. Warner
Ola
Robert Jackson
Warner
D. C. Scroggs
Scroggs
D. F. Msick
St. Petersburg
Ethel Messick
DeLand
J. M. Campbell
E.L. Flowers
Narmal College
Anna Baker
Lenoir College
Sons of Society
Pierce Conrad
Lois Coulter
Miss Bakert
Startown
Rockett School
F.L. Burrows
C. Williams
Atlantic Coast Line
Selma
Craig
George Buchaan, White
Avery County
Wesley Setzer
Caldwell County
Setzer
North Carolina
New York
State University
Chapel Hill
J. Alex Porter
Asheville
James H. Johnson
Cumberland
Recorder’s Court
Fayetteville
Alexandria
Egypt
Navy Department
Joseph W. Oman
Reine Boers
Amiaentic i. EcSich
Etm
Mrs. Lyon
Shuford
E. B. Cline
Mary Campbell
Alex Hall
W. X. Reid
Sarah Ole Clay
J. Marvin Clay
West Hickory
M. E. Warlick
Washington, D
Alway
R. H. DeButts
Charlotte, N.C
Banks
Advte
J. O. Rhodes
N. C
St, Andrew's
J.D. Mauney
Ashcraft & Lockhart
Lowe & Co
Piedmont & Northern Railway Company
Charlotte
Gastonia
Eave Charlotte ‘Ndependence Terminal Ly
Chester
Yorkville
Lincolnton
Hykary
Csistaes
Greenville
Rhyne Hardware CO
Newtee Hardware
Ber Gal
L&m
Chattanooga, Birmingham
New Orleans
Hattanooga
Biringham
Shreveport
SPR
REESE
Coxs
Aten Raed Biase
Sweden
Cleveland County
Wryte— Farmers Hardware CO
Shelby, N. C
GROVE
Everett Piano
E. E. Anderson
The
John Church Company Manufacturers and Distributors
Main Street
Columbia, S.C
M. Asbury
Operaton
Shuford Home. Co
Panama Canal
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Denver
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Pike's Peak
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Southern
California
San Dicec
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Puget Sound
Victoria
Gattis Tourist Agency
Raleigh, N.C
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