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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
3
Our business marks one year with a four day sale to thank Hickory patrons for past support. We credit customer satisfaction dependable merchandise honest values and strong store service for our growth including mail order, supervised by a firm member. Returns and refunds promised on unsatisfactory goods.
For constipation Chamberlains Tablets are excellent. Easy to take mild and gentle in effect. Give them a trial. For sale by all dealers.
L. Martin argues against commission government urging voters to embrace a new charter. He says politicians fear loss of control over nominations and conventions. The plan allows any Hickory citizen with 25 endorsements to run in primaries, with extended deliberation and a second vote in the general election.
Mr Self refutes a Mercury insinuation that the new charter implies graft by the city board. He says Mr Click did not mean offense and calls the opposition desperate. Mr Elliott reiterates his stance but concedes parts of Self’s critique, remarking a grand speech, and Mr Self adds Gus is close to being persuaded.
Local newspaper notes H W Harris endorses the commission form of government and urges adoption in inquiry circles. It highlights support from the Asheville Chamber of Commerce and related civic groups while detailing associated organizers, attendees, and upcoming events and speeches.
A Strong Point argues the present city government and revised charter debate centers on accountability. The piece notes that commission form supporters claim municipal improvements are more economical in 7 percent of cities, while critics say present officials escape responsibility.
A local Hickory reader shares relief from kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Laxt's Drug Store. The testimonial praises the remedy and urges others to remember the name and try it.
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