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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1911

Page

4

Hickory City Promises Bright Prospects in Suburban Area

Population center of Catawba County highlights climate and rail access on a high ridge 116 feet above sea level. City boasts water from mountain stream, several colleges and strong schools, plus diverse industries including wagon and cotton mills, furniture factories, tanneries, canner and foundry shops with an annual output of 2.25 million dollars and factory value around 1.85 million dollars.

Hickory Catawba County Blue Ridge Southern Railway Carolina and North Western New York Harktory Pskerstck

Gore Champions Prof Wilson In Democratic Endorsement

The blind Oklahoma Senator T P Gore publishes a letter endorsing Woodrow Wilson for the presidency. He argues for a leader who can win and unite the party, cites Wilson’s principle and progressivism, and notes New York and New Jersey as pivotal for Democratic success. The piece also claims the paper endorsed Wilson earlier and promotes a cough remedy by Grimes Drug Co.

Oklahoma T. P. Gore H. 8. Breckinridge Baltimore Woodrow Wilson Wilson White Plume Navarre Uwa New York New Jersey Pre

The Coronation and Its Royal Significance Explored

A historical view argues the coronation confers no new kingship to George V, only official recognition by the Church. It emphasizes moral influence, loyalty, and patriotism, plus symbolic power of the Bible gift and crown, with implications for colonies and London's trade.

United States George V England Church of England Canerbury London

The Scholar in Politics by Woodrow Wilson

Collier's Magazine rejects the idea that Wilson is a new political recruit. It notes his long study of politics and decades of thought shaping his rise as New Jersey governor. The piece highlights his age and sustained engagement with political questions. A line from J A Conover is included and Catawba farmers are urged to heed good advice with interest.

Collier’s Magazine Woodrow Wilson New Jersey J. A. Conover Catawba Brawley Statesville C. A. Reid Elizabeth Blakeley Charlotte Will Abernethy Ezra Herman the Southern J. F. Herman Emma Thelma Robinson Spencer Mee Sam Abernethy J. F. Gilleland Blair Lowrance Arkansas City J. H. Pitts

Profit sharing urged as fair business practice

The piece cites Collier's Weekly and a National Electric Light Association report urging profit sharing, employee insurance and pensions as progressive policies endorsed at the group’s annual convention. It notes Stetson's hat factory and Iveys department store as examples and mentions The Hickory Democrat’s stance on profits.

Stetson’s Ivey's Department Charlotte Ivey's Collier’s Weekly National Electric Light Association

Weather and farming notes from Mischa Elman correspondent

Mischa Elman correspondent reports hot dry weather in June with light showers, wheat and oats harvested, threshing underway, corn and cotton looking fine, few peas likely. Rail depot agent Kudisill from Carson returning, Mr. Hudson ill but improving, school funding debated with dog tax suggestion, Fourth of July preparations underway, local swimming and sports on the pond. Mention of Nathan B Heath article on Mischa Elman and German music influence.

Rhoney Bros Corn Club G. E. Kudisill Carson Ala Mr. Rudisill A. A. Hudson Mathews Mecklenburg County Catawba County Sayeth Jack The Democrat Miscah Elman Heath

Dean's Ointment Ad and Fatal Horse Incident

An advertisement claims Dean's Ointment soothes infant skin conditions and relieves itching. In Avery county near Cranberry, Benjamin Brown, once of Watauga, died after being kicked by a horse at his home the same afternoon, the report notes.

Dean Benjamin Brown Watauga Cranberry Avery County

Tribute to Judge Cline Praised by Jackson County Bar

A Jackson Superior Court appreciation resolves thanks to Judge E B Cline for four weeks of spring term service. District and Western Bar members praise his patience, upright rulings, and the large criminal and civil dockets handled, with warm regard to his conduct and friendships formed.

Cline Jackson Superior Court North Carolina Jackson County Supreme Court of E. B. Cline Smath- ‘Jers'vs. Toxaway Company Walter E. Moore Coleman C. Cowan Felix E. Alley W.T. Crawford Geo. H. Smathers J.D. Murphy Algo Western Bar BB. Cline Jackson Superior Coleman G. Cowan Felix E. Riley W. T. Crawford

Breezes From Across River And Local Notes

Local items mention the independence of the Democrat and farming activity, with farmers harvesting cotton and corn while fighting General Green. J W Gaither of Dayton Va visits his daughter Mrs A L Bolick, Levi Mor plans San Antonio and Seattle trips, Uncle Levi turns ninety, Wm Bolick and son-in-law Cook Day visit A A Bolick Sr, C J Bolick ill with internal cancer, Abee construction halted for lack of materials, pleas for lumber to finish the new bridge.

J. W. Gaither Dayton A. L. Bolick Levi Mor San Antonio Watauga Seattle Levi Watangalar Wm. Bolick Piedaemont A. A. Bolick New Bridge C. J. Bolick

Two Historians Highlight Pioneer John Baker

Catawba benefits from Col. G. M. Yoder and Rev. J. H. Whuford, both accurate historians who often write on the same sign. This week’s feature presents Mr. Shu ford’s article about John Baker, shedding light on the county’s early pioneers.

Catawba G. M. Yoder J. H. Whuford Mr. Shuford John Baker

Ohio Democrat candidate seeks harmonized support for presidency

The Ohio candidate for the Democratic nomination will likely urge other factions to harmonize around his bid, aiming to unify party support and bolster chances in the race. He signals a unifying strategy to rally diverse wings of the party behind his candidacy.

Ohio

Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Popular

The uniform success of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has made it a favorite everywhere. It can always be depended upon. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

New Discovery Aids Newark Man In Battle For Life

James B. Merchon of Newark New Jersey credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after eight months of debilitating lung hemorrhages and weakness. He began using the remedy three weeks ago and reports strong improvement. The ad touts relief for coughs colds asthma hay fever and other lung troubles priced 50c and 1 00 with free trial bottles.

James B. Mershon Newark N. J Dr. King C. M. Shuford Moser and Lutz Grimes Drug Store

Local Firm Will Continue Valuing Agency

Moser and Lutz announce they will remain agents for ZEMO the well known remedy for eczema dandruff and skin diseases. The firm highlights ZEMO extraordinary liquid treatment and offers a limited number of free samples to skin sufferers plus a booklet How To Preserve The Skin for those interested.

Moser & Lutz

Mission Furniture Display By Wachanan and Martin

Wachanan and Martin showcase Mission period pieces crafted by their cabinet maker. The display includes tables ice-boxes screens and related furniture admired for fine workmanship and finish.

Wachanan & Martin

Hickory's New Poet Richard F Little Aims High

Hickory Democrat profiles Richard F Little, a sophomore at Lenoir College, a rising poet unknown locally but praised by Harvard's English professor. He has published 150 poems since May 1910 with Cosmopolitan and Munsey, and one magazine seeks exclusive control of his pen work, which he has declined. Little also holds the Southern championship for the mile in four minutes twenty two and two fifths seconds, a near world record pace.

Shelby Highlander Hickory Democrat Carolina Hickory Harvard University the Democrat Cosmopolitan Munsey Richard F. Little J.P. Little Sophormore Lenoir College Young Little

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Howard A. Banks Chicago GORE Prof. Wilson Mos Grimes Drug Co Cloninger’s Mill Catawba River A. A. Shuford Catawba-Alexander Mrs. Joe Enon Teagan Joe Pemon Joe Persow Remedy CO Kitrel Marjorie Whitener Washington D.C Jin Culpeper Enroute F. Notts Western District Peron W. C. Erwin, Esq Morganton Aternoon Hickory Deocrat James E. Boyd A. D Ganedt H.C. Cowles C. E. Hawn Avery Whitener Epworth League South Fork Institute South Fork Ista Ife S. J. Honeycutt Maiden Seerrer Trinity College Durham R. L. Flowers N. C Cotte Trinity Park A Fears W. W. Peele N. v Mr. Farmer Shuford Hardware Co
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