Dutch Dairy Farm Chain Feeds Catawba County Family Wealth
The Dutch Dairy Farm of Catawba County runs as a family chain with John B. Lutz and his sons and sons-in-law managing 1000 acres. They produce butter sold at 30 cents, milk a day per cow, and plan to expand with alfalfa and newer stock while selling several cows and buying thoroughbreds.
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Catawba County
North
Carlina
Clarence Poe
Massey
Tait Butler
Raleigh
John B. Lutz
Catawba
Lutz
Mr. Lutz
Henry Lutz
Henry P. Lutz
Messrs. H. P. Lutz
W. Raymond Lutz
Jerry L. Baker
Lewis Hitz
R. L. Shaford
Sultan
Vmilkers
le Miss
Married
Bras Willen
Geugheer
Squire S.E
Annie Lee Lutz
Ike
Seows
Most Popular Colored Pastor
A voting contest held by Busy Workers' Club No 4 Mt Pisgah A M E church at the Masonic hall on Monday night June 20 selected the most popular pastor. Rev C W Simmons of A M E Zion led with 110 votes, followed by Rev A Stroud 48, Rev Jenkins 32, Rev Rice 5. A large crowd attended and applauded the result. Otis Moody from Wake Forest was visiting relatives nearby.
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Workers’ Club No. 4
Mt. Pisgah A.M. E
Masonic Hall
C. M. Rice
Baptist Church
A. G. Jenkins
M. E. Church
A. Stroud
A. M. E Church
C. W.simmons
A.M. E. Zion Church
Public Building Bill Sparks Hickory Victory
Hickory celebrates a $60,000 public building bill as the chamber of commerce reports a favorable committee recommendation. The site is bought, and the town argues the amount exceeds what similar cities receive nationwide. Representative Webb relayed the news, boosting hopes for the project’s completion.
Confederate Record seeks veteran data for Catawba memorial
A plea from Geo. W. Hahn invites old soldiers and families in Catawba to contribute reminiscences and rosters for a planned memorial book. The note seeks rosters of companies, fate of members, biographical sketches, and photos at 50 cents engraving, urging county business support for a credible historical edition.
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Lomraas
Catawba
Gus
Caldwell
Grand Old County
Catawba’s
Geo. W. Hahn
Marion Progress mentions Pack Square gathering
Fragmentary notes reference Asheville residents and public figures with scattered names. The piece dismissively notes T R being lionized and mentions Bob Glen at Cleveland Ohio and K J Lawrence heading to Gastonia to represent the Monitor. An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for health.
Red resigns from Charlotte Observer to join Missoulian
A long note on Buck Bryant resigning as Washington, correspondent for the Charlotte Observer to join the Missoulian in Missoula Montana, editor comments on his writing style and the connection to Senator Joseph M. Dixon. The piece praises local supporters R. L. Shuford and John W. Robinson for tax relief efforts, mentions E. B. Cline and J. P. Caldwell, and reports on local political primaries, sheriff candidates, and county commissioner plans. It closes with a homespun tip about Chamberlain's Liniment for stiff shoulders.
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H. E. Cos Bryant
Red
Washington
Charlotte’ Observer
Missoulian
Missoula
Mont
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Guilford College
Buck
The
Democrat
University
Jy of
North
Iveys Mills Biggest Shipment Sets Record At West Hickory
West Hickory June 20 The Ivey Mill shipped 84 bales of cloth last Tuesday averaging 1706 yards per bale, largest one day order since operation began. A 14 year old girl weaver weighing 229 pounds is noted as starting to learn weaving. Community notes report sermons, visits, moves, and local gossip along with quiet politics around the mill.
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West Hickory
Ivey
J. G. Garth
Ivey Mill
Jim Urns
Garland
Miller
Mortimer
Tome
Vance Miller
Roy Bumrarner
Asheville
Guy Rowe
Mr. Rowe
B. C. Clonger
Peter Buff
Money for Hickory Lenoir Good Roads Drive
J M Allred of Granite Falls collected about 150 dollars Saturday from Caldwell and Hickory Lenoir road supporters for the Caldwell Good Roads Association. The drive targets 600 to 1000 dollars with participation pledged by local business leaders and mentions of supporters and early contributions. Also notes on local education officials, Mecklenburg legislative slate, a rumor denial regarding a congress candidate, and a Boone girl’s marriage to Edgar Shull.
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J. M. Allred
Granite Falls
Caldwell Good Roads Association
Hickory-Lenoir
Lenoir
Geo. F
Harper
Democrat
M. Abee
Cald
Rhodehils
Penelope
Statesville
Congress
Blackburn
Murphy
Rowan
Caldwell
Iredell
Gwaltney
Alexander
Doughton
Mary Lillington
Aes Gaat
Boone
Edgar Shull
Elizabethton
Tenn
T. E. Weaver
Kept the King at Home Dr King’s New Life Tills
An advertisement from Paul Mathalks of Bafalo NL touts Dr King’s New Life Tills as a simple, effective remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Priced at 25 cents at C M Shulord Mover and Lats Grimes Drag Co.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathalks
Bafalo
C. M. Shulord
Grimes Drag Co
Miss Hetelle Wolfe Hosts Lighthearted Evening For Guest
Miss Hetelle Wolfe entertained a circle of friends Tuesday evening June 14 at her Thirteenth street home in honor of Miss Mary Hoover of Monroe. A card contest followed with prizes drawn by participants Miss Kirkpatrick won a letter opener. Music by Essie Robinson and W L Wolfe family and Estelle Wolfe with Dr Wolfe on guitar and piano accompaniment. The group dispersed as a heavy rain began.
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Filmiverse
Doll Wedding Invites Doll Bride Miss Ellen Stuart Menzies
A whimsical page reports Miss Ellen Stuart Menzies inviting Dollie Dimple to wed Mr. Win Dalrymple at 5 PM on June 18, 1910. A party at Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Menzies’ home assembled little girls with their dolls for the ceremony performed by Rev. John Knox, with daisy bouquets, doll furniture gifts, and a birthday party for Ellen Menzies’ birth date.
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Ellen Stuart Menzies
Dollie
John Knox
Eleri
May Dimple
Philadelphia
W. B. Menzies
James Whitener
Allice Cilley
Catherine Hardin
Ellen
Stuart
Mary
Doll Laccretta
Cee Tatoo
Janie Menzies
Elizabeth Council
Robert Menzies
Sadie Menzies
Katherine Menzies
Mart Bruns
Alice and
Louise Isley
Nancy Worth Sherrill
Ie Shuford
Mary Blountartin
Mary” Rogers” Shuford
Ise
Nancy Louise
Nancy Hall
Janie Patrick
Charlotte Garth
Clarissa’ Abermethy
Heitepher Hardin
Dr Thomas' Electric Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement claims instant relief for earache in two minutes toothache burn or scald in five minutes hoarseness in one hour muscle ache and sore throat in twelve hours, branding the product as monarch over pain and a remedy by Dr Thomas.
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Thomas
National Farmers Union to Meet in Charlotte
Ex Congressmen A A Shu ford from Newton and Dr H Q Alexander head the state group as 300 delegates prepare to convene in Charlotte the first week of September. The National Farmers Union plans to attract at least 1000 delegates and visitors with the Catawba Dutch set to participate in full force.
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National Farmers’ Union
Charlotte
A. A. Shuford
Newton
H. Q. Alexander
Greater
Puntry
Arrival of Trains on C N W Railway
Train schedule notes arrival times for No 10 heading north at 11 55 a m and south at 5 5 p m with fixed tin going north at 8 35 p m and south at 8 40 a m in a concise railway timetable snippet
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MR. Jno, Lutz and Sons
Pan
Hickory Produce Market
Whitener & Martin
Sivas
Selem Creamery
Otis Moody
Wake Forest
Fletcher
Sastoria
Bry
MR. Webb
G. W. Hahn
Whitten
Anus
Marion
Pack Square
T. R
Bob Glen
Cleveland, C
K. J. Lawrence
Gastonia
Monitor
Sad Iron Co
Big Prairies
Hollister
Messrs
R. L. Shuford
John W. Robinson
E. B. Cline
Hickory
J. P. Caldwell
John B. Hussey
Hickory Carolina Eagle
Joe
Starns-Wilson
Seard
Barke County
Joe Patten
Bruce Nabors
Ray Wilson
Julia Ellis
Charlotte News
Roosevelt
Edinborough World's Missionary Conference
Samuel W. Allerton
Chicago
Republican Party
Taft
Judson Harmon
Neal Clark
J. H. ©. Huitt
R. Lee Hewitt
J. P. Burns
P. B. Jones
L.H. Phillips
Board of County Commission
Chamberlain
Grimes Drug Co
H. T. Canipe
Mr. Ross Triplet
HF. Keever
Mack Travis
Brookford
Ers
Ldmit
State News
C. L. Coon
E.G. Brooks
Trinity College
R. D. W. Connor
Coon
Brooks
F. P. Hall
Gaston County
Edith Royster
Mvetendeey
Wake County
R. L. Moore
Mars Hill College
A. E. Volta
University of North Carolina
J. H. B. Smith
Greenville
Mecklenburg
Senate
HN. Pharr
House
W. G. McLaughlin
Sharon
W. A. Grier
Steele Cresk
Brantley York
D. D
York Institute
Alexander County
Trinity College Historical Society
Miss Hetelle Wolfe
Miss Ellen Stuart Menzies
Birtday Party
Dolly Dimple
Mr. W. Dalrymple
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