Local North Carolina News Briefs From Hickory Area
A compilation of short items notes residents visiting, traveling, and returning home. Many names—Whisnant Stephens Henderson Ingold Knox Sprunt Killian Corneill Menzies—are listed with cities like Greensboro Statesville Davidson and Charlotte. The Crouch Cabinet Co of Hickory is incorporated and a large W. T. Stedge sale attracts a packed crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer
Charlotte
Stephens
Arthur Ingold
Morganton
la Belle
William McComb
Avidson
Bonner Knox
Davidson
William Corneill
Horner Mili
Charlotte. Ie
Sterling Menzies
B.D. Williaims
William Sprunt
Wilgton
H.C. Dixon
George Killian, Jr
Lincolnton
Gordon Corneill
Chapel Hill
University
J. P. Seabach
R. 2
Democratize
Francis Geitner
St. Mary’s
Raleigh
Deafness Remedies and Patent Cure Claims
An OCR fragment discusses deafness remedies and claims that hearing loss can be cured by non surgical constitutional treatments. It mentions a “One Hundred Dollars” reward for a test of a method and lists drugstore items and doses, including Comfort Pill-like products, with references to medical suppliers and Toledo, Ohio. The text is garbled but suggests a health claim and commercial devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghenby & CO
Toledo
Ze Hall
Week's Happenings in Hickory Society
A sequence of social bridge parties in Hickory highlighted the week. Out of town guests included Mrs. R. A. Simpson of Richmond and Mrs. M. M. Graham of Philadelphia. Mrs. Beard won the first prize at one event, while Mrs. Bascom Blackwelder claimed the ladies’ prize at another. Mary Shuford, soon to be a June bride, received a brass bowl of sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bryan Jones
R.A. Simpson
Richmond
M. M. Graham
Philadelphia
T. A. Mott
J.B. Beard
Beard
Hugh D’anna
Mary Shuford
Louise Jones
E. L. Shuford
R. A. Simpson
Bascom Black ‘Welder
James Shuford
Simpson
Miss Shuford
John Cilley
John Hatcher
Chas, Mer
Clarence ‘Pemberton
Essie Ransom
Bascem Blackwelder
E. B. Cline
M.M
A. Charming
Albert Abernethy
Rowell Holt
Montsomes
Bascom Blackwelder
Clarence Pemberton
Roy Abernethy
John Riddle
R. A. Grimes
Charles Menzies
Lenore Sourbee
Alex. Hall
Limited
Bridge Club
Virginia
Nancy Hall
C. M. Sherrill
A. Bourbonnais
Miss Hall
Wesley Martin
Frank Abernethy
Ed. Menzies
Walker Lyerly
Esther Ransom
Marshall Yount
Geo. Yoder
Luthier Long
Newton
J. B. Beard
R. A.simpson
Rtichmond
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership in Home Can Manufacturing
Notice is given that the partnership between W. X. Reid and B. L Flowers in The Home Can Manufacturing Company is dissolved by mutual consent. The business is leased to Mr. C. E. Crosby who will run it as The Home Can Manufacturing Company with El Flowers joining Crosby in ownership and management beginning April 24, 1915. The notice includes an offer for a coupon at Menzies Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. X. Reid
B. L- Flowers
Home and Sile
Home Canner Manufacturing Company
Mir
C.E. Crosby
Home Canter Manufacturing Company
Mu EL Flowers
Mir. Crosby
EL. Flowers
Essa
Tnemraecae
Levi Roae
Rosenbaum
Renworths
Oyerf
Pies Building
Mrs Elis Sigmon Dies After Illness at 72 on Ninth Avenue
Mrs Eleanah Sigmon aged 72 died at her home on Ninth Avenue Monday afternoon after an illness of several months. The funeral was held at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Tuesday morning conducted by Rev M L Stirewault, with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. She is survived by her husband and several children. Mrs O P Lowe of Spartanburg S C is visiting her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanah Sigmon
Ninth Avenue
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
M. L. Stirewault
Oakwood Cemetery
Amendments to the Revisal of 1905 and 1913 Bulletins Issued
The Legislative Reference Library offers free copies of the Amendments to the Revisal of 1905 passed by the Legislature of 1915 to lawyers county officers justices of the peace and business men. A bulletin on Amendments to the Revisal through the Extra Session of 1913 will be released soon with limited immediate copies available to early requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Reference Library
Shu fardware Company's gas engine ad prompts readers
The notice highlights a gasoline engine from Shu fardware Company in RaN.C. and directs readers to the Legis Reference Librarian W. S. Wilson to call attention to the ad. It mentions UsUmstead's as a source for beverageware and tea pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shufardware Company
Letabe
Umstead's
Fares and routes offered by Southern Railway in 1915
The notice advertises Southern Railway ticket options to Seattle via Portland with higher rates, allowing diverse routing and stopovers both ways. It highlights through connections via Memphis, St. Louis, Chicago or New Orleans, special car parties, and freedom to travel independently to save costs. It also describes a real estate deed sale tied to a mortgage, with details on location and repayment, dated May 25, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Portland
Southern Railway
Memphis
St. Louis
Chicago
New Orleans
Sunset
R. H. DeButts
Davison
Charlotte
N.C
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Aneeet
Donatt Menzies
Donaldson Military School
Fayetteville
C. W. Warlick
Maiden
Richard Baker Hospital
Ir. Teles Miller
North Carolina
al. K.C. Buchanan
Detroit
Michigan
William Wheeler
Twee Children
Washington, D.C
Emily Wheeler
Crouch Cabinet Company
Hickory
M. G. ‘Ouch
Clara Bowles
Miss + Shultz
Atlantic City
N. J
West Hickory
W. T. Stedge
Hickory Society
Menzies Drug
Menzies Drug Company
China
Mrs.o. P. Lowe
Spartanburg, 8. C
Usiness Locals
Hicklory
J.T. Johnton
B.A. Hoyle
A. H. Heisey & Co
Umstead
W. S. Wilson
Legis- Reference
Ra- N.C
Mead
Wernick
Informatics
W. Beach
Hildedraa
Lutz’s Drug Store
San Francisco
San Diego
Fornia Southern Railway
Timates
Charlotte Salisbury
High Point
Greensboro
Mount Airy
North Wilkesboro
Winston Salem
Kenworth
Wii E. Fogle
Morigagse B
B.blackwelder
Gine
Shuford Home. Co
Imade
Sls Eam
Knox
Strom
First National Bank
N. C
Ulir
Lutz
Ss Drug Store
Palm Beach
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co
Fuley Geo
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