The Would Be Millionaire’s Bank Account Folly
A man with 350 dollars tries to open a bank account in Wall Street but meets caution at a prestige vault. The cashier questions his balance and the bank’s capacity, revealing a mismatch between cash and credence. He exits empty and cautious, vowing to save the last 2 dollars as a nest egg.
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Wall Street
New York Sun
Eme
Booeet
Reson
Democrats Split Over Delegate Selection At County Convention
The Catawba County Democratic Convention in Newton elected Yount as a legislature candidate and named county officials, then ratified Craig's primary votes. A dispute over delegate selection led to a split, with Horne and Kitchin factions forming competing committees and appointing their own delegates amid strong partisan rhetoric.
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Catawba County
Newton
E. L. Shuford
E. B. Cline
Husham
Messrs. Yount
Russell
Sherrill
Yount
J. M. Shuford
S.L. Rhine
R. E.gabri
Mr. Caldwell
Covention
Craig
Kitchin
Horne
Charlotte
Mr. Hutham
Hickory Chamber of Commerce and local crime report
The Hickory Chamber of Commerce notes a burglary attempt on The Carolina Watchman editor Wm Stewart by a negro, who fled but later was found with a bullet wound. The piece also covers the chamber’s June 19 1908 meeting to adopt by laws, plan post office location, invite US Government Agent J A Conover to discuss dairy business, and recruit new members and businesses to Hickory North Carolina. It urges civic improvement, good roads, a stronger city paper, park cleanliness and proper waste disposal for a growing town of about 8 000.
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Salisbury
Wm. Stewart
The
Carolina Watchman
Hickory Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Post Office Dept
J. A. Conover
U. S
N. C
Hickory
Hickory Chamber of | Commerce
W. M. Nicholson
Chester
8. C
A. K. Joy
California
Chamber of Commerce
Eicy
Aoa
Hickory Streets Reflect City Progress and Needs
A reader notes that a city’s image hinges on its streets. Well paved and kept streets signal progress while neglect signals trouble. Union Square deserves renovation as the business artery, and the Chamber of Commerce could drive the effort to a successful outcome.
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Union Square
Chamber of Commerce
Pretty party at Miss Sallie Martin home
Last Monday evening Miss Sallie Martin hosted a social at her Thirteenth avenue residence. Mrs. Mart served at the punch bowl as young guests competed in paired ads and an advertisement contest winning a picture and stationery for Miss Hazel Elliott and Mr. James Shuford. Prizes for the couple matching flowers and descriptions of ideal partners went to Miss Mary Shuford and Mr. Wilson Warlick. Delights included refreshments as guests departed after a pleasant evening.
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Sallie Martin
Thirteenth Avenue
Mary Shuford
Wilson Warlick
Red-Headed Carmack and Patterson Highlight Tennessee Trouble
The passage notes both Carmack and Patterson are described as red headed, with Tennessee expected to face growing difficulties ahead.
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Carmack
Patterson
Tennessee
Claremont College Chooses Murphy as President in Hickory
Joseph L. Murphy announces his presidential appointment at Claremont College. He vows to build a local school with Signor Severio D Anta as music master, promising strong teachers, home schooling benefits, and town support through tuition and boarding.
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Claremont Female College
Hickory
Claremont College
Claremont
Signor Severio D’anna
Italy
Royal Consort
Lamperti
Milan
Salem Academy
N. C
University of North Carolina
Bishop Horner
Kemp P. Battle
D’anna
Joseph L. Murphy
Dinner Party for Jaimes Murphy wedding guests
Nina Ramsey hosted a six o clock dinner Tuesday for the bridal party of the Jaimes Murphy wedding. Guests included Misses Murphy Shuford Rose Shuford Lindel Roseman and Lena a aardt of Lincolnton Mrs Frank Jooper of Fayetteville and Miss Grimes of Salisbury. Gentlemen present were W B Ramsey Robert Martin Tulius Ramsey Gaither Hall Wade Shuford Joseph Murphy Robert Grimes and Sam Grimey of Thomasville.
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Iss Nina Ramsey
Jaimes-Murphy
Josephine Murphy
Lucile
Rose Shuford
Neal Roseman
Lena A Aardt
Lincolnton
Frank Jooper
Fayetteville
Miss Grimes
Salibury
W. B. Ramsey
Robert Martin
Tulius Ramsey
Gaither Hall
Wade Shuford
Joseph Murphy
Robert Grimes
Sam Grimey
Thomasville
Move ments and money in cities and nations
A blend of public finance views and political rhetoric discusses funding for city projects, voluntary contributions, and the role of business leaders in paying bills. It references Taft on money circulation, Japan’s debt request, a Codorized Tom Snell case, a New Jersey boating incident, and Republicans criticizing the solid South strategy with marching tunes.
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Democrat
the Convention
North Carolina Medical Association
Winston-Salem
Linconton County
Pensacola
Florida
Taft
Cincinnatti
Salt River
Alphonzo
Bailey
Mr. Taft
Japan
Tom Snell
New Jersey
Ewes Cannon
Rauwén
Georgia
South
Printery