Creamery Opens with Feed for Dairy Growth in County
The new Catawba creamery opened with USDA official Mr. Rawls urging breeding emphasis and careful cream selection. He warned against sending lean cream and noted 800 cows could yield 300 pounds of butter annually per cow, with 500 good milkers promised. The facility processes 350 pounds of cream daily into 200 pounds of butter and serves local farmers via two delivery routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Rawls
Gait
United States Department of Agriculture
Catawba
Rawls
South Carolina
Atoz
Co-Operative Cream
New York City
Ezan
State Department of Agriculture
C.P. Hassel
Chambersburg
Cumberland Valley
Robinson, Propst
Catawba River
Madison, Ga
Hassell
Community News from Catawba County June 8
Local notes record visits and guests in Catawba with Newton and Statesville ties. Names include Cleve land Little Eva Little, Mrs. F. Y. Long, Autis Grace Brawley, Mrs. J. J. Smith, Q. E. Pope, Zeb Reid, Thorpe of Elkin, Clyde Brawley, Lawson Wilson, French Reeves, J. H. Adherholt, McCauley, James Gilleland, Lorcan Leonard and others. Typhoid illness confines Lorcan Leonard to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catawba
Cleveland Little
Newton
Bis
Eva Little
F. Y. Long
Statesville
J. JM Davis
Mater Clyde Brawley
Lawson Wilson
French Reeves
MscCauley
Catawba Inn
C.C. Best
Hickory Mandy
J. Htts
Mabel Gilleland
James Gilleland
Bryson City
Church Services Announced for Ascension Parish
The Church of the Ascension schedules a Sunday service at 1 a m and an afternoon sermon at Highland School street Hickory by Rev J S Moody at 4 30 p m. Bright singing and hearty service promised. No evening service at Parish Church. Moody recently preached at St Mark's Gastonia. July and August will see occasional Ascension services with clergymen to be published in city papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Moody
Highland
Hickory
St. Mark’s
Gastonia
Church of the Ascension
West Hickory
Baptist
The
South Fork Association
Maiden
Messrs. Harte
Bradshaw
J. L. Murphy
German Reformed Church
Democrat
McCoy Moretz
George Lyerly
Joe
Q. M. Smith
Oxford Word
Kansas City
James Espy
Rhodehils Manufacturing Company
Democratic Executive Committee
Newton
Court House
J. D. Elliott
Pearl Gardner
Shelby
Sadie
Rosa Spruill
Oriental
Bettie Morton
Bullock
Mattie Abernethy
George Barger
J. D. Harte
J. L. Cilley
Thirteenth Street
Foy Campbell
J. W. Little
Harris & Little
Campbell
J. L. Inglehart
Lenoir College
Messrs. Denton
Miller
Produce Market Prices From Whitener and Tin List
Corrected weekly market list shows spring chickens and turkeys priced per pound and per dozen. Creamery butter, apples, sweet and Irish potatoes appear with varied unit quotes. Readable items indicate local wholesale produce pricing at the Whitener and Tin market.
Judicial convention dates set for Newton and Charlotte
The Thirteenth Judicial district executive committee met at Newton on Tuesday and named July 12 as the Newton venue two days before the state convention in Charlotte. Candidates include Edmund Jones, JB Finley, and E B Cline, with voting strength listed for Catawba Wilkes Caldwell Alexander Mitchell and others, signaling a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Judicial District
Newton
Charlotte
Mitchell
Alexander
J.” W. Gwaltney
McCorkle
J. C. Fletcher
Watauga
W. L. Lambert
Vanney
Wilkes
Lenoir
Hickory
Edmund Jones
Caldwell
Lawrence Wakefield
JB. Finley
E. B. Cline
L. D. Lowe
Hiss County
Catawba
Banks Fights Pulpit Change In Presbyterian Clash
In a debated clash across papers, Elder Banks of the Hickory Democrat argues against female clergy and defends the Conference position on four year itinerancy. He warns of societal decline tied to birthrates while challenging the Democratic stance and Roosevelt’s cited influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Clark
Statesville
Presbyterian
Elder Banks
Hickory Democrat
Roosevelt
The
Times
Samson
Temple of
Dagon
Dr William P Few elected Trinity president succeeds Bishop Kigo
The article notes historian Dr William P Few of Trinity College becoming president after Bishop Kigo. It also mentions Davidson College raising 225000 dollars to obtain 75000 from the General Education Board at its last commencement, the sale of the Murchison boundary lands for 200000 to Mt Mitchell Lumber Co, plans for a hotel and auto road, and the death of writer William Sydney Porter known as O Henry in New York with his Greensboro native wife summoned from Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Few
History
Trinity
Bishop Kigo
Davidson College
General Education Board
Murchison
Mt. Mitchell
Toe River
Mt. Michell Lumber Co
Henry
William Sidney Porter
New York
Asheville
Greensboro
Kept the King at Home New Life Pills Ad Claim
A Bufo, Ohio reader named Paul Mathulka touts New Life Pills as a universal remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues. The ad claims quick relief and lists C M Shuford, Moser Watz, and Grimes Drug Co as sellers at 25 cents each.
Hickory People at A and M Commence
Hickory visitors Mrs. Carrie Gamble and Miss Francis Lentz attended the A and M commencement at West Raleigh hosted by Mrs. J W Bergtholdt. Lentz stayed with Miss Mary Scott in Hillsboro and Mebane. Dr Howard Norfolk preached the sermon and Richmond Peerson Hobson spoke of the U S as the world’s granary. President Hill praised 21 years of growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Gamble
Francis Lentz
J. W. Bergtholdt
West Raleigh
Hillsboro
Mebane
Miss Lentz
Mary Scott
Hill
Hickory
Frank W. McComb
Orin Sigman
Henry Clay
Carroll Bos
Wiley. T. Clay
Bergtholdt
M.C. A
Fourth of July Excursion Rates on Carolina & Northwestern
Fourth of July excursion rates take effect July 2 3 and 4 with final return by July 8. Special round trip tickets priced at one and one third fares ending in 0 or 5, minimum 50 cents, between all stations on these lines. Children over five and under twelve travel half fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina & Northwestern Io
Catawba Pushes Cline for District Judgeship
Catawba County asks for its son Edward B. Cline to be named district judge citing fitness and regional convenience. The piece argues Hickory as ideal court location, noting travel difficulties for lawyers from neighboring counties and praising Cline's qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catawba County
Edward B. Cline
Catawba
Cline
Hickory
Catawba Valley
Lenoir
Boone
Mitchell
Watauga
Caldwell
Wilkesboro
Raleigh
Divinity of Jesus Christ sermon and church news
The article reports Rev C P Moore of Oakland Cal preaching at the Methodist church on the divinity of Christ. It notes his view that Jesus is the living manifestation of God and the Son of God, with remarks on the atonement and salvation. Also included are local society items about weddings, church events, meetings, and residents traveling or returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Moore
Oakland
Cal
G. W. Callahan
Mr. Fry
California
Jesus
Plato
Socrates
Seneca
Confucius
Father
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Wade Harris as a Churchman
The Charlotte Observer's Wade Harris quitted clipping editorials and began writing them, inviting a church row with Methodist brethren. He mocks ecclesiastical terms by claiming Presbyterians have no pools and Methodists do not swim deep. The piece notes Baptists travel the river route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Harris
Charlotte Observer
Washington Star
Judge Clark
Statesville
Presbyterian
Elder Banks
Hickory Democrat
Wade
Caldwell County Good Roads Group Forms for Hickory Lenoir Link
The Caldwell County Good Roads Association organizes at Granite Falls with J M Allred as a prime mover and John L Sigman as treasurer. Objective is a better road from Lenoir to Hickory, with at least 100 members paying $10 each, aiming to raise about $1000 and spend $200 on road work beyond the Catawba river bridge. The Democrat backs the effort and invites Hickory residents to join and contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell County Good Roads Association
Granite Falls
J. M. Allred
John L. Sigman
Lenoir
Hickory
Catawba River Bridge
Caldwell
Catawba
Democrat
Allred
Hickory-Granite Falls
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Sold
The remedy is praised worldwide with claims it cures diarrhoea and bowel complaints. Sold by Grimes Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Grimes Drag Co
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Claims Comfort For Shoes
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as an antiseptic powder to cure painful feet and corns. It touts relief for sweaty feet, worn shoes, dancing events, and new footwear, claiming 25 cents at resale and a free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Ivey Mill Goes Electric During One Week Shutdown
West Hickory June 6 Vivid notices from Ivey Mill report a one week shutdown starting June 4 to connect electric power to all motors. The Brookford and Ivey baseball game ended 49 to 19 with Ivey prevailing. Local movers include Alf Heffner's new store, Geo Bolich leaving the loom, and P S Gillman joining Ivey & Hice. A community ice cream social and a popular young lady prize occurred at J W Burns' store on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hickory
Ivey
Brookford
Geo. Bolich
David Bolich
Gastonia
P. S. Gillman
Ivey & Hice
Arrival of Trains C. and N. W. Railway
Fixed train schedule shows arrival around 8.40 p m from C. and N. W. Railway with a 835 pm post time noted.
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Lee
Autis Grace Brawley
C.”A. Id
J. J. Smith
J. A. Price
Q. E. Pope
Catfish
J. C. Wilkinson
Zeb Reid
Southern
Mrs
Ceid
Thorpe
Elkin
F E. Booth
Whitener & Tin
Hickor
Catawa’s
Democrat and
Metho
Charlotte Chronicle
W. A. Hall
J. G. Hall
Son OF
Mass
Esther Banner
Montezum
Kev.i A. Lapsiey, Jr
Sherrill
Ford
Katherine Abernethy
J.R. Abernethy
R. A. Lapsley
Richmond
Richmod
Presbyterian Church Notes
Baptist Sunday School
Pic‘nic
Baker's Mountain
Walter Martin
Oklahoma
Mies
Chamber of Commerce
Lois Herman
International Harvester Co
Beal and Gray
H. W. Jones
Alexander County
D’anna
Tersailles
Sig. Anna
Rs. Edmunds Jones
Leon
Uesday
Petersburg
Hickory-Lenoir Road
Fletcher
Castoria
Ivey Mill
Burn’s
Naence
Air
Alf Heffner
Lowder
J. A. Abee
Drexel
G.T. Barger
Hartness
Sentinel
Steele Creek
Mecklenburg
Asheville Business College
Henry S. Shockley
N. C
Weaver
Southern Methodist Church
Methodist
Protesant Church
E. Church
Southern Railway
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