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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
6
The text argues Republicans seek to avoid a unwieldy House majority and hope for a soft fall in November. It stresses voters must cast ballots to count, urging turnout to support the Democratic cause over Republican rule and its perceived costs.
The Democrats of Catawba enter the campaign’s final week with cheering prospects of victory. Republicans have little hope of more than one or two wins. If Democrats stay true and vote on election day, every Democratic candidate should win by a substantial margin.
The chrysanthemum show yesterday featured superb blooms in deep red and old gold Storm Kings cultivated by Mrs Carroll Shuford. Mrs J M Shuford showcased snowy Queens and Colonel Appletons, with cream blooms noted. A fine display of fancy work included a center-piece by Mrs Dolph Abernethy. Refreshments and decorative details complemented the event.
A critical report denounces a letter writer for mischaracterizing fruit punch served at Governor Glenn's Hickory address. The piece defends temperance norms, claims fruit punch is non intoxicating, and labels Republicans in North Carolina as incapable of good governance. It cites factional tensions between Democrats and Republicans and urges voters to favor Democratic control.
State of North Carolina Department of State dissolves South Mountain Gand Company a Hickory based corporation. Secretary J Bryan Grimes records show stockholders unanimous consent filed October 17 1906 and dissolution final in Raleigh with official seal.
A grand jury indicts the freight depot at its present site as a nuisance and signals a February trial for the case. The city, led by Mayor Elliott and City Attorney Hasham, hands the matter to the criminal docket. Also, a public auction notice in Hickory, North Carolina, dated October 9 1906, schedules sale of land allotted to infant defendants Harley, Charles, Robert, Ethel, and Thomas Bowman by order of the Superior Court. The sale is set for November 10 1906 at 1 PM at the First National Bank steps, with a $25 deposit required to bid.
Secretary of State J Bryan confirms dissolution of Radical Remedy Company under Chapter 21 Revisal 1905, following unanimous stockholder consent. Records filed in Raleigh on October 10, 1906, with secretary W A Rudisell listed as agent for service.
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