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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1908

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Independence Day Confession Leads to Wedding Plan

In a rural night ride a couple talk of love and independence with a spark of jealousy and hope. Dolly admits an engagement to a poorer man, while Aldrich reveals a career upturn and a choice between leaving or proposing. They head toward a church after fireworks as Dolly consents to marry the man she loves.

Aldrich Les Templeton Simms Dolly Dolly Neaven Jimmy Iss “Templeton Alarien Ulrich Timmy Smelaidsoftey Pienie S. Joyce Claremont N. H Foley W.S. Martin

Harshaw comments on panics and party blame in congress race

A Lexington Dispatch item quotes Mr. Moses Harshaw critiquing Republicans for a “panic” linked to Roosevelt and the current hard times. He notes if Mr Cannon were nominated he could campaign openly. A second passage explains digestion fluids and promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia, with local sellers C. M. Shuford and W. S. Martin.

Moses Harshaw Congress Mose Cleveland Roosevelt Cannon Harshaw Lexington Dispatch

Morrison dismisses two theater employees after refusal to train Burke

The moving pictures owner C T Morrison sold a half interest in Wonderland to D M Burke. Morrison asked two workers Hicks and Gordon Setzer to instruct Burke in operating the mechanical department. They refused, so Morrison dismissed them, stating he did his duty. Stomach troubles advice follows promoting Kodol by local advertisers.

C.T. Morrison D. M. Burke

Blaze of Bagels and Drums Honor a Nation's Colors

In a vivid parade reverie the flags wave over steel lines as colors blaze under a sky. The speaker extols March of a strong land, equal justice and reverent honor, praising national unity and steadfast law amid a ceremonial pageant.

A North Virginia Trip Through Shenandoah Valley Reflections

Correspondent recounts a May journey from Conover to Augusta and Waynesboro, noting visits with Rev A L Crouse, a stop at Natural Bridge, and observations on the valley’s landscape, industry, and history. He mentions Lincoln era figures, local families, Confederate veteran George Tried’s funeral, and local agriculture with strong limestone soil and growing crops. IS. K.

Conover Virginia Valley of the Shenandoah A. L. Crouse Charlottesville Barber Junction Roanoke State Line Winston Kitchen Craig Roanoke River Natural Bridge Clarke Baltimore Cedar River George Washington Blue Ridge James Driver Lynchburg Richmond Augusta County John Lewis King George Washington Rock Fish Gap Lewis Mr. Fried Calvary Thos. W. McClung J. EB. Stuart Catawba IS. K

Born in Iowa Ennis Bros Endorse Chamberlains Remedy

A family from Iowa praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines for years. They report saving life in El Paso Texas and now sell the remedy in Narcoossee Florida through W S Martin Co. The Democrat subscription is urged.

Porn Ana nTowa Chamberlain Des Moines el Paso Texas Wrter Narcoossee Fla Ennis Bros W.S. Marfin & Co

Importance of Public Roads and Rural Transportation

J M Allred argues in Lenoir Topic that public roads are essential to farmers as the major transport method, noting high dirt road costs and the need for road overseers to fulfill duties to reduce revenue waste and improve freight movement. He criticizes rail-focused politics and urges action to improve road conditions for farmers.

J.M. Allred Lenoir

Sprained ankle treatment and 4th of July marshals listed

An ad touts Cham berlain s Liniment for sprained ankles promising a cure in under a week with faithful use. It then lists the selection of parade marshals for Hickory and nearby towns for the July 4 celebration, naming numerous individuals across Hickory, Newton, Catawba, Statesville, Lenoir, Granite Falls, Morganton, Shelby, Hudson, Bridgewater, Henry River, Chariot Taylorsville Hiddenite and other locales, followed by a Cascasweet baby tonic promotion and seller details.

Hickory J. H. Aiken Perce Mouser E. G. Lattlemyre W. H. Shuford Roy Abernethy Russel Robinson F. A. Abernethy Edgar Abernethy A. L. Shuford H. H. Little C. T. Morrison T. L. Henkel W. I. Caldwell Dr. Wolfe M. H. Groves H. L. McCall Will Bristol Lake Steels Grier Miller Frank Carlton Lenoir H. M. Kent Edmond Jones Gaither Hall Jr Tom Newland L. P. Henkel J. C. Seagle Granite Falls J. R. Williams John Hoke J. M. Alred Dr. Corpening Lincolnton P. J. Smith Harry Reid Reinhardt E. c. Baker Dr. Wright P. H. Mashburn Claremont Geo. Setzer Conover James Boleh Rhodniss Taylor Gastonia Tom Craig Mortimer S. T. Jackson Reidsville J. C. Morrison Marion R. F. Burton Barnest House Greensboro R. J. Mebane Ees Shuford Jr

Big Fourth of July Celebration in Hickory Invites State Visitors

Hickory signals a grand Fourth of July celebration inviting citizens from Statesville and nearby areas to attend a mass event. Organizers promise 50 000 attendees, with startling features, high divers, and novel acts throughout the day. Also mentions a relief product ad and a federal building land sale notice, detailing site selection and condemnation options.

Hickory Statesville Grand Sty Treasury Department Washington United States

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Fireman in North Carolina

G W Pennell, a fireman from Lenoir North Carolina, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with rapid relief from back ache and disordered kidneys after limited energy and headaches. He reports the pains disappearing, kidneys becoming strong, and overall health improving, urging others to use the remedy. Sold by all dealers at 150 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

G. W. Pennell Cotton Mill Road Lenoir N. C Dean Dean’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan’s

Election Returns to Be canvassed on the 18th

The State Board of Elections meets on the 18th to canvass the prohibition vote and declare the result. Gov. Glenn will issue a proclamation after the board completes its work. The majority for prohibition is believed to be 43,442 with only slight changes likely on official count.

Khown State Board of Elections Gov. Glenn Prohibition

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C. M. Shuford W. S Martin Yee W.S Martin & CM Shuford Las Gome Iowa W. S. Martin Hoollister Rocky Mountain Tea W.S. Martin & Co B. Menzies Castanza
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