Hickory Democrat Advertising Rates and Officials Listing
The Hickory Democrat lists subscription rates and a roster of state officials as of October 10, 1912. Names include Governor Locke Craig, Lieutenant Governor E L Daughtridge, Secretary of State J Bryan Grimes, Treasurer B R Lacy, Auditor W P Wood, Attorney General T Bicket, Superintendent J Y Joyner, and Labor and Printing Commissioner M L Shipman among others.
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Locke Craig
E. L. Daughtridge
J. Bryan Grimes
B. R. Lacy
W. P. Wood
T. Bicket
J. Y. Joyner
M. L. Shipmanissioners of Agricult
No rancor toward Simmons says Newton Enterprise editor
The Newton Enterprise criticizes Mr Williams for alleging rancor toward Senator Simmons. The piece defends fair reporting of Simmons and his speeches, asserts the paper criticized but did not hate the Senator, and challenges Williams to name any libeler or provide offending language to aid libel action.
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Impo
Mr. Williams
Newton Enterprise
Senator Simmons
Newton
Simmons
Banks
Lumber Trust
Williams
Elliott backs Wilson over Roosevelt inHarvard analyst view
Ex president Chas W Elliott of Harvard recommends Wilson, arguing the Democratic platform offers wiser reforms than Roosevelt’s. He notes Wilson’s prudent temperament and predicts the coming years demand sober, fair leadership, while warning Roosevelt’s risk taking and disdain for restraints threaten constitutional limits. The piece critiques the Pro gressive party’s candidate as imprudent and heavy handed.
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Chas. W. Elliott
Harvard
Wilson
Roosevelt
Adeed
United States
Letteristics on campaign slander and road funding debate
In Newton a reply to accusations over campaign conduct and claims about lumber interests. The writer defends Senator Simmons against slander, notes Mr Williams misrepresented remarks, and argues against government road funding praised by opponents. The piece condemns excess in Congress and asserts fairness in critiquing Simmons’s record while denying support for broad road aid attacks.
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Newton
Simmons
Mr. Williams
Williams
Williams Ag
Banks
Monroe Journal
Democrat
Pitcher
North Carolina
Opinion on third term for Roosevelt shapes election
A historical piece argues against a third U.S. presidential term, criticizing ex President Roosevelt and the Progressive party. It favors Wilson and Marshall, urging single-term limits and stressing decorum, loyalty to ideals, and prudent constitutional principles in the upcoming election.
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Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Taft
Rooseevelt
United States
Great Britain
France
Wilson
Marshall
Dayton man buys Chamberlain's cough remedy for boy
J. W. Copeland of Dayton Ohio bought a bottle of Chamberlains cough remedy for his boy whose cold disappeared after use. The ad argues it is better than paying a five dollar doctor's bill and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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J. W. Copeland
Dayton
Ohio
Dilla
Dr Thomas Electrc Oil Ad Warns Farmers and Workers
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, and laborers rely on Dr Thomas' Electric Oil for cuts burns and bruises. A trusted home remedy, it is priced at 25 cents to 50 cents and urged for every household.
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Thomas
Devoe Paint Ad Highlights Value Over Gallons
An advertisement argues paint efficiency matters more than gallon count. It states Devoe costs less than inferior paints, lasts longer, and covers more area per gallon, urging buyers to compare price per job rather than per gallon. F.B. Ingold is named as the seller.
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Devoe
Sympathy With Animals Informs Lifelong Education
A quotation from the Christian Register extols sympathy with animals and even plants as a liberal education. It asserts that observing life in any realm fosters interest and that toward a directing personality a pet will respond with love if treated well.
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Christian Register
Dean's Regulats for Bilious Attacks
Fragmentary notice references a stomach and liver remedy named Dean's Regulats sold at all stores. The wording hints at a patent medicine tone with health claims and brief instruction, but readable specifics are limited in the provided text.
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Dean
Causes of Sudden Deaths and Kidney Remedies
An old article fragment discusses sudden deaths tied to kidney issues and bladder troubles. It promotes Swamp Root as a remedy, claims health restoration, and notes samples and a book offer. It mentions a scientist statistic about body water and includes a Bird cage protection tidbit and a joke about a flour stock.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Hickory Woman
Mrs Elizabeth Dozier of Hickory North Carolina testifies Doans Kidney Pills eased her nervousness dizziness backache and sleep problems While the remedy claimed to regulate kidney action and stop the pain she purchased from Moser Luis Drug Store The Fors-Milburn Co Buffalo New York distributed the product nationally Remember the name Doan's and take no other
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Elizabeth Dozier
Hickory
N. C
Doan
Moser & Luis’s
Foste-Milburn Co
Buflo
New York
United States
Dean
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Hickory North Carolina
On October 19 1912 at 12 o'clock M Commissioner John W. Robinson will sell at the steps of First National Bank Hickory N C certain tracts of land in Hickory Catawba County described by metes and bounds with boundaries from a 1907 deed excepted. sale is cash and proceeds go to the Special Proceeding of A Yoder et al. Engraved by R A Yoder and Rosa B Yoder.
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Superior Court
Catawba County
Entit A. Yodan
Ieee R.A
L. A. Witherspoon
Lenoir College
N. E
College ‘Ave
N.S
Stone
A.L. Crouse
A. L. Crouse
Hope Avenue
L. A. Wit Jot
College Avenue
R. A. Yoder
Rosa B. Yoder
Register
Hiskory
N. C
Hope Ave
Too Much for 50 Cents Kind’s Improved Chill and Fever
Advertisement-style claim notes a medicine named King’s Improved Chill and Fever Sonic as the finest seen. It states it cures many people, with an opinion from H. Mathis of Conrad's North Carolina. Mentions taste and large bottle, suggests it always cures chills and should be sold by medicine dealers.
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King
H. Mathis
Conrad
N.C
Hat size remedy advert from Burwell and Dunn Co
A pocket friendly hat fitting remedy from Burwell and Dunn Co promises to adjust hat size. The ad promotes Captura Ix a 10 cent package available through medicine dealers.
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Burwell & Dunn.Co
German University Lead
The University of Berlin has a student population of 9 800, about three times Yale’s enrollment. When ill, the best medicine is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praised by a local druggist as the best on the market and available from all dealers.
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German University
University of Berlin
Yale
Doan's Pills and Ointment Promote Moral Earnestness
A fragmented ad promises moral earnestness as a cure for cynicism and confers Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ills Doan's Ointment for skin itching and Doan's Regulats for mild laxative, sold at all drug stores.
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Doan
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Hickory Democrat
Blister Forder
Moward Aran
Bret Orme
Hickory, N. C
State Senate
W. B. Councill
House of Representatives
W. B. Gaither
DR. Elliott
Devoe F.B. Ingold
Xoot
Gragg
Milwaukee Sentinel
Massachusetts
Pat
Flour Trusty
Migdale Sea Insle
City Bakery
van Dyke
de Laval
Hickory Seed Co
Hickory Mfg. Co
America
Bon 4 Fe Hotel and Surgical Institute
Backster Sete
Merase
Dr. Plerce
OAK Lumber
Hickory Chair Manufacturing Co
G.H. Geitner
Pres
First Building & Loan Association of
D. Elliot
Vic-Pres
G.R. Wootten
Sec-Tres
Setzer & Russell
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