Catawba County Sheriff Candidates Announced
A series of candidate notices for the 1910 Democratic sheriff primary in Catawba County appear. J H C Huntt, J P Burns, P P Jones, R Lee Hewitt, and LH Phillips announce for sheriff, urging party support and primaries scheduled around June 25 1910. Also noted, Gov Kitchin calls an extra session to discuss a 3430000 bond issue refunding plan, later canceled, and obituary of Jacob Bowman aged 84 Confederate veteran near Jatawba Springs June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catawba County
J. H.C. Huntt
P. P. Jones
R. Lee Hewitt
Lh, Phillips
Kitchin
Council of State
Jacob Bowman
Jatawba Springs
McCorkle Files Catawba Clerk Candidacy for 1910
C M McCorkle announces candidacy for Clerk of the Superior Court of Catawba County subject to the county convention. The notice is dated April 18 1910 and lists the candidate entering the race.
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Superior Court
Catawba County
C. M. McCorkle
Gamble Declares Catawba County Run For Register Of Deeds
E D Gamble announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Register of Deeds of Catawba County. He notes a long record of party loyalty and seeks the support of county Democrats.
County Treasurer Nominee Tagged for County Convention
A. Long seeks the office of county treasurer subject to the county convention on April 23, 1910. The notice highlights the political action and includes an advertisement for Deans Ointment claiming itch relief and cure for eczema and related skin conditions, recommending purchase at any drug store.
Near Beer Licence Granted Amid Civic Plea for Park
Aldermen grant Mr. Pink Campbell a near beer license with a $1,000 annual tax after City Attorney Cline cites Supreme Court rulings. Civic League pleas for $1,000 park funds are discussed by Judge W. B. Council. Sewerage requests from Dr. J. H. Shoford and area blocks on Ninth avenue and Thirteenth street are referred to the public works committee.
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Pink Campbell
Judge Council
Civic League
Board of Aldermen
M. H. Yount
Cline
Supreme Court
Charlotte
Asher
Brookford
Lenoir College
New Mill
W. B. Council
Messames C. C. Best
L. R. Whiteier
K. C. Menzies
W. B
Snubbed by a Woman and Cold World Ironies Told
A杂杂 collection from a late edition presents Mr. Goslington lamenting a female slight as a door holds him to etiquette. The piece spins into Alfred Stearns on fundraising, a Paris microbe note, a praying girl, Archie’s blunt wisdom, and Shackleton’s magnetic pole shift reshaping navigation charts.
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Mr. Goslington
Culver
Best Use of the Bath and Other Fragments
A fragmented clippings bundle cites a doctor praising the self-cleaning body and warns against cold water. It quotes a philosopher grousing about heredity and environment. Paris Fesare notes a New York woman ending a marriage via whip instead of divorce courts in a brief, sharp item.
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New York
Washington Post
Democrat offers prizes for largest number of subscribers
The Democrat offers three prizes for schools with the most subscribers: a $65 De Laval Cream Separator, a $25 Cyphers incubator, and a $15 rifle. If a participant fails to secure any prize, a 25 percent commission is allowed. Local moves include Frank A Clinard family relocating to Yadkin Valley for the summer and notable local weather and travel notes from Linville and Edgemont areas.
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Democrat
Frank A. Clinard
Yadkin Valley
Weston Clinard
Chapel Hill
Clinard
Happy Valley
County News Highlights Lenoir Monument, Deaths, and Tax Levy
Hickory residents attended the Confederate monument unveiling in Lenoir where Judge Clark delivered an able address. Nelson A. Powell of Caldwell County died at 94, father of George S. Powell of Asheville and grandfather of Mrs. D. J. Carpenter of Newton. County commissioners set 1910 tax rates: county 20.28 cents property and 62 cents poll, state 43 cents property and 1.29 poll, special school 3 cents property and 9 cents poll, with a 20 cent per 100 valuation road tax approved by voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Lenoir
Judge Clark
Nelson A. Powell
Caldwell
Geo. S. Powell
Asheville
D. J. Carpenter
Newton
Dean's Regulats Promoted For Constipation Relief
A simple remedy called Dean's Regulats is presented as a mild easy action for regular relief. A single dose is claimed enough to ease habitual constipation. The ad suggests asking a druggist for this product, priced at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Dean
House of Ed Drum Burned. Family Left Destitute
The residence of Mr Ed Drum in the county burned Saturday leaving the family in a destitute condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Drum
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Clear Skin
Advert promotes Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea to remove pimples and blotches by purifying blood. Mentions Nuggets tablet form, price 35 cents at druggists Moser & Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Moser & Lutz
Eclectic Oil touted as remedy by Buffalo reader
Mrs L White acre of Buffalo New York endorses Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as the best remedy for a deadly ailment described as eroup. Reported to have been used successfully for eight years within her family.
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Thomas
Carolina and North Western Ry Fare Notice
Train line announces weekend return limits on Saturdays and Sundays with Monday return. Round trip fares from Hickory to Lenoir or to Edgemont set at $1.00 and $1.50 respectively. Chair car service on trains No 7 and 8. Contact your ticket agent for details. Signed E F Reid, Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Lenoir
Edgemont
E. F. Reid
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E. D. Gamble
A. Long
DE Laval
Hickory Seed Co
Fletcher
Materis
Hickory Manufacturing
Hickory, N. C
Ladies and the Park
Business Builders
Go al
JouDu- Uiuc
W. . Stodge
Scarlet
Shaford Hardware Company
Joe
W. Shell
Boiler and Entoy
Phoenix Roller Mills
Lady and Gentlemen
Drawer E
N.C
Azalea, N C
Woodworking Co
T.E. Ferti
Lockport
N. Y
Big Stem
Jersey
Alfred E. Stearns
Phillips Andover Academy
Paris
Charcot
South Polar
Europe
Antarctic
St. Louis
Papa
Sweetwater
Southern Railway
W. A
Southern Power Company
Minerva
C.P. Moore
Z. B. Buckhanan
T. W. Reese
J. P. Council
Limestone
Tenn
Council
Watauga County
J. B. Council
Jeffer i L. Council
Statesville
Far West
J. W. Clay
Linville
3. E. Richardson
Arep Representive
Oliver Typewriter Co
Watauga Turnpike
County News
Carolina and
Northwestern
Ener
E Store
Jerald Store
Martin & Clark Clothing Co
White Front
Hickory, N.C
Catawba Springs Hotel
F. O. Elliott
J. N. Aiken
Farmers Machinery CO
Cook
Aroun
Sezeis Resins
Game Nintgew Beriecion
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