Eseeola Inn opening May 21 at Linville North Carolina
Local notes report the Eseeola Inn at Linville North Carolina will open on May 21 for trout fishing. Mrs F M Williams of Newton attends Charleston meeting to revise the national U D C constitution. Dr G E Flowers of Granite Falls moves to Hickory with his family. Hickory gains new residents regularly, including the arrival of a notable practitioner. A thief broke into Zerdens store Thursday night, smashing a rear window and stealing two suitcases and other items. No money was secured. Leo Joyse, leader of the Democrat baby contest, traveled to Maiden on Monday to promote the enterprise.
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Zerdens
Local remedies and a political primary announced
A collage of advertisements notes Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatic back pain and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion. It also mentions Burdock Blood Bitters and a note of thanks from Mrs Alma Byrd. A municipal primary is called by the executive committee for May 6 with the vote at City Hall on April 20 from noon to 7 30.
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Chamberlain
Alma Byrd
John Byrd
J.F. Aberne
Notice of Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Notice announces a sale of property secured by deeds of trust in Catawba County. Be Marlow and Beatrice Marlowe executed trust instruments in 1918 and 1909 to secure notes with First Building Loan Association of Hickory and First Billing and Heal Association.
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Marlow
Beatrice
Arrow
Cera
Sherill
Leeds
Cataw Fr
Ben- Marlow
G. R. Wootten
Office of Register of Deeds
Catawba County
Southern Railway Low Rates For Macon Reunion trip
The Southern Railway announces very low round trip rates to Macon Georgia for the United Confederate Veterans Reunion May 8 and 9 1912. Tickets sold May 5 6 and 7 with return by May 15 extended to June 5 upon depositing with a special agent for 50 cents. Stopovers at Atlanta and other points allowed both ways. Side trip rates available within five hundred miles. Special trains to handle North Carolina movement from Raleigh and Charlotte leaving May 6 with first class coaches and Pullman cars. exact schedule to be announced. For details contact agents or RH Debutts Division Passenger Agent Charlotte NC.
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Southern Railway
Macon
United Confederate Veterans
Atlanta
Statesville
Hickory
Morganton
Mooresville
Cornelius
Newon
Shelby
Rutherfordton
Forest City
North Carolina
Raleigh
Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte About 7:30 P. m., Monday, May 6Th, Ariving
Nacon
G W Newton at N C on April First 1912
notice from G W Newton with location North Carolina dated April 1 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Newton
N. C
Candidate declares for state senate and county treasurer
A candidate speaks to friends in the morning crowd announcing intent to run for the State Senate subject to Democratic primaries and county convention. He pledges to serve the people if elected and asks for votes while noting limited time and funds for a campaign.
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Killian
Walter L. Sherril
State Senate
United State
Democratc
Catawba
Lincoln
J. A. Loxs
Democrats
Friends
Hickory Mayor Nominates Reform Charter Plan
J A Lentz announces reelection bid for Hickory mayor. He pledges to push a legislature bill enabling a city charter vote for a commission form government with salary-based officers and a sinking fund to pay bonded debt without higher taxes.
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Hickory
J. A. Lentz
Elliott Seeks State Senate Seat for 1913 Term
In a message to voters of Catawba and Lincoln Counties, Mr. Elliott announces his candidacy for the State Senate. He cites prior service in 1909 and pledges to vote for the Democrat with a majority in the two counties, subject to Democratic primary approval in Catawba.
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Catawba
Lincoln
State Senate
United States
States Senate
Catawba County
Hide prices from Hickory tannery listing by quality
Prices paid at the Hickory tannery show green hides at 1 cent per pound, partly cured hides 9 cents, green salted hides 12 cents, dry flint hides 18 cents, dry salted hides 16 cents, and tallow 5.12 cents per pound. Rye straw is valued at 400 cents per cwt.
Sloop Returns From Memphis Trip Amid Mississippi Flood Ills
Miss Mary A. Sloop returns from visiting her children in Memphis. She reports enjoying the visit but explains she came back early due to Mississippi overflow causing sickness and lack of drinkable water. Mr R A Torrence of Lincoln, editor, brother of Mrs Howard A Babks, travels through central and western North Carolina. Rev Mr Sill plans to preach. towns of note are Charlotte, the Church of the Ascension, and a first Sunday in May in Charlotte and Hickory.
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Mary A. Sloop
Memphis
Mississippi
R. A. Torrence
Lincoln
Howard A. Babks
North Carolina
Sill
Char
Church of the Ascension
Maylotte
Hickory
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