Hickory and region seek workers in varied appeals
Advertisements seek able bodied men for U S Army service in Cuba and the Philippines with postings in multiple North and South Carolina cities. Also offered are harness work, farm supplies, live stock auctions, meat and groceries, real estate notes, local society events, college sports, and public notices from Hickory to Lincolnton with community updates and upcoming plays and sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
United States
Cuba
Phillippines
West Trade Street
Charlotte
N. C
South Main Street
Asheville
N.C
Bank
Hickory
North Main Street
Salisbury
Libery Street
Winslow- Salem
Kendall
Colombia
S. C
Haynsworth and Conyer’s
Greenville
Glen
Spartanburg
Local and Personal Notes Prompt News Briefs
Mr. David Shields of Lincolnton visited Tuesday. Gov Glenn speaks Friday night April 10. McCoy Moretz advertises. The Kicker answer is for reading. Miss Macie Blackwelder visits Newton. Attorney Spainhower of Morganton in city Saturday. Mrs. W. G. Jones of Lenoir visits daughter Mrs. W. A. Hall. Dr. T. L. Stevenson moves to new building on Eighth Avenue. Law for subscribers takes effect April 1. Editor W. M. Moore of Lenoit called Saturday. Mr. Hiss of Rhodhiss Manufacturing Co. on the streets Tuesday. Miss Nina Ramsey returns from Richmond Va. Catawba and Lenoit college ball games set for April 20. New Southern rail schedule starts next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuford
Catawba College
U Atty Witherspoon
Newton
W. A. Self
Rutherfordton
Macie Blackwelder
Spainhower
Morganton
W. G. Jones
Lenoir
W. A. Hall
Hiss
Rhodhiss Manufacturing Co
Nina Ramsey
Richmond Va
Lenoit College
The Fruit Crop and Dry Law Song Satire
A whimsical square one card mixes a frost damaged fruit forecast with a Prohibition era chorus. It notes peaches and apples harmed by cold, cider and dried fruit hopes rising, and ends with a Devoe paint pitch and a plea about unpaid newspaper bills. The piece blends local weather, politics, commerce, and a painter’s ad in a dialecty, period voice.
Explosive Mail Plot Averted Against Greensboro Man
A discharged employee mailed an infernal machine to Mr Ceasor Cone in Greensboro. The device was packed in a small box set to ignite upon opening. A friend’s timely warning prevented a potentially serious injury to a highly esteemed local citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceasor Cone
Greensboro
Cone
Eyes of Deep Sea Fish Observed in Gulf Catches
A Mobile man notes deep sea fish eyes protrude when removed from water due to air exposure and reduced pressure. He cites Gulf Coast catches where many fish show eyes hanging from sockets, reported in the Nashville Tennessean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Nashville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Builders
Ness
T. A. Bean
Ston, NG
Harris and
Little
Hickory Fire Co
the Gem
Piedmont Gro, Co
Fisher
W. A. Rudisil
Best & Newton
Keller
Waynesville Wood Mfg. Co
Waynesville N.C
Witherspoon Bros
Democrat
Harris & Little
C. Brown Leghorn
J. Temple
John Martin
Baltimore
New York
Wits
Will Self
Ashley Horne
Presbyterian Church
Wheary
Temperance
D. E. Suber
Babe
J. K. Fisher
W. M. Bagby
Davenport College
Anna Earnhardt
L. R. Watson
Lincolnton
T. L. McCarley
H. E. McComb
Hickory Ins. & Realty Co
McComb
Loyd Whitener
Knight Templars
Church of the Ascension
J. 3. Moody
Granite Falls
Lenoir College
Davidson College
Davidson
Chester Latta
Mayme Rusty
Hot Springs
Sug- Lawrence
9Th Avenue
Graded School
Kenneth Menzies
the Reformed Church
Murphy
Minnie Michael
A. L. Fluffman
H.T. Hutson
Greens Voro
Utson
Lena Hobson
Jane A. Jones
Land of
Bliss
Mr. Jones
Biltmore
Prohibition
P. A. Hoyie
David Shields
Glenn
McCoy Moretz
T. L. Stevenson
Eighth Avenue
W. M. Moore
Lenoit
Southern Railroad
Jack Frost
Cider
W. S. Martin
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO. P. S
F. B. Ingold
Irocers
McComb Bros
McCoy
Lorett
Hickory, N. C
Foleys
W. S. Martin & Co
Our
M. E. Michael
the Morrison Bros. Co
Sssssse
Hickory Insurance & Realty CO
M. H. Groves
Farns
Nore
Hickory Insurance & Realty Go
J. A. Lentz
Sec. Treas
A. Hall
Lawrence & CO
Wholesale Commission Merchants
Faneuil Hall
Boston
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