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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
4
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The piece urges local merchants to advertise to keep trade within town. It notes many out-of-town readers and potential buyers, argues there is no law compelling ads, and cautions against blaming others for sourcing from Baltimore and New York. It stresses informing customers about available goods and prices locally.
The article argues against inviting foreign consumptives to the city citing health concerns. It claims most residents share this view, fearing existing troubles would worsen if outsiders arrive. The piece emphasizes protecting children’s health and assigns duty to citizens who believe the disease is contagious.
A recount of neighbors gathering after an opening night to discuss fox hunting and dog supremacy rather than the expected supper and dancing. The scene shifts from social chatter to surprisingly earnest debate about which dogs excel at fox hunting.
Taxpayers question aldermen over bond fund delays. The paper outlines steps for selling, printing, signing, and correcting bonds under law. It cites advertising, negotiating, printing, and a printer error as causes, then adds a generic remedy slogan about Dr Thomas Electric Oil for emergencies.
The regular services will be held next Sunday by the pastor. The meeting of the children for Biblical instruction will be held on Saturday at 4 o'clock. The pastor will preach at 1 Brookford on Friday and Saturday nights and hold Communion services on Sunday at 3 o'clock. The Ladies changed their Missionary meeting from Friday to Wednesday.
Dr. William Lampe delivered a highly instructive and entertaining lecture on world evangelization at the Reformed church last Friday night. The returned missionary to Japan explained past and ongoing efforts, aided by his maps and figures to illustrate the global mission and the roles men have undertaken.
Mr J L Riddle received a telegram from Janville Virginia stating that Mr Jas D Riddle of this city and Miss Jennie Sledge near Danville were married there that evening They will pass Hickory Monday night for a months visit in Arkansas before returning to make our city their home The Congratulations note adds Mrs Riddle visited our city and is well known here
Weaver of Lenoir will fill the pulpit next Sunday during the pastor's absence at Poplar ent. A young men's class will be organized next Sunday under Mr. Alex Tall. A special offering will be taken next Sunday for the pipe organ. Boys Brigade will be led by Adrian Shuford at 3 p.m. Men's class will be led by Dr. Kasay.
Services Sunday morning and evening. Bible study Wednesday with the rector in charge using St Luke. A men's Parish Guild aims to include all male adults with monthly meetings. First meeting Wednesday Oct 27 features a talk by Col. John S. Henderson of Salisbury, then a smoker and discussion, then a rectory reception. Jolly Halloween Party planned for Nov 1 at Mrs Royster’s residence by the Ladies Guild.
The article extols feeding farm hands with Quaker Oats porridge served richly with sugar and cream or milk. It claims oats provide vigor and sustained energy for long days, noting oats’ sustaining quality and economic value, with packaging offered in regular sizes for varied climates.
For months residents of Jickory awaited the Hotel Huffry opening a modern southern showplace. The building is praised for its design, furniture, lighting, and ventilation with safe fire escapes. The Oct. 7 dinner and dance drew about 300 guests, while the main event attracted around 1,500 in attendance. Propriety partners Dr. and Mrs. Fry and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Huffman are praised for a timely, generous project.
In Forsyth Guilford and the Piedmont the Reformed church asserts a noble, growing role within the state. It emphasizes education, revival meetings, liturgies without coercion, and independence from bishops while pledging unity with fellow saints and broader Christian outreach. The address calls members to courage and service.
The letter discusses two weeks of rain ending a dry period, with crops damaged in low lands and uplands flooded, except hay. It notes late fall sowings due to wet weather, while cotton is being ginned and sold or held. It critiques price pressures, farming influence on markets, and calls for farmer-led price control and resistance to manufacturing curtailment. It mentions church meetings and Pentecostal Holiness influence.
A fragment notes Dr Murphy’s Laymen’s Convention address in Salisbury. It cites a prayerful pledge to go where God desires and to be what He asks. The brief item preserves a religious exhortation without details of the event or date.
A farmer writes about price pressures for flour and bacon, urging united action to protect earnings and resist below-cost production. He criticizes attempts to manipulate markets, calls for self-reliant farming, and notes ongoing rain and the desire for better roads. He ends with support for the editor.
Mr and Mrs William Joseph Pulliam invite to witness the marriage of their daughter Cora to Mr Arthur Marvin Newsom at Leasburg Methodist Episcopal Church Leasburg North Carolina on Tuesday October nineteenth nineteen hundred and nine at high noon. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for health.
NULICE. Qualified as administrator of Sarah Ann L Huffman, all debtors must pay promptly. Creditors have twelve months to present claims from this date, or be barred from recovery. This 2nd day of October, 1909. A. W. Shook, Administrator.
Sickening headaches and indigestion are claimed to be cured by Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The ad asserts the product helps the bowels work naturally and restores health and strength. Beginnings at Moser and Lutz tonight.
An old advertisement touts a remedy named Pneum Salve for croup pneumonia and colds. It claims broad usefulness with price points of 25, 50, and 1 dollar, urging all druggists to stock the jar as essential for every household.
The Sept 29 social featured four tables of six hundred guests, a luncheon, and prizes for Essie Shuford and H D Abernethy. Upcoming Oct 7 Travellers Club met with Shakespearean program, photos of Stratford, and papers by Roysver and Cline. Other club meetings and book discussions followed with refreshments and joyful notes on the year’s start.
The passage notes refreshments in two courses and gift boxes of candy as souvenirs. It mentions the Embroidery Club meeting with Mrs. E. E. Hendley on Water Avenue this evening.
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