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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

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Program of Events at Catawba County Street Fair

Entries of exhibits are arriving as Hickory anticipates the largest Street Fair crowd on November 2, 4 and 7. The Bureau of Information will be at the Chamber of Commerce. Chickens and dairy displays occupy the former Hickory Grocery Co building, with hogs sheep horses and crops shown under clear signage. Wednesday is Good Roads Day with business session and talks by experts, followed by a Smoker. Thursday offers educational events and a school parade before Finley’s speech at noon. Auctions, judging at Independence and continuing until finished.

Hickory Bureau of Information Chambers of Commerce Hickory Grocery Co Southern “Express Nsadsciapa Catawba County Elgin Waltham Christman Addres Hickory Democrat N. Cc

Outlaw of Cameron Dam Faces Trial After Timber Dispute

John Deitz and his son are jailed in Cameron Dam Wisconsin after clashes with sheriff and deputies over timber logs. The accused deny leading the assault on local officers, claiming vengeance by lumber interests for refusing free transportation. Authorities expect a jury trial once doctors approve fitness.

Joan Deitz Cameron Dam Wis Agatnst Deltz Lumber Combine Iat

Big Issue to Glow During Fair Week Distribution

The Democrat announces a forthcoming edition during Fair week with 500 extra copies for visitors. Advertisers are urged to consider this boost in the bidding. Hickory remains a consideration in the matter.

The Democrat

Hickory Handicap Dispute and Local Notices

A garbled note references Gastonia Lincolnton and Hickory in a handicap dispute involving the C and N W shops and Charlotte Chronicle subscribers. It also mentions the death of David B Hill near Albany, a balloon loss in Canada, and a hardware demonstration by Shuford Hardware Co featuring Majestic Range displays with free thermometers and a stove pipe stove demo.

Gastonia Lincolnton Charlotte Chronicle Hickory Colonel Nich Wade Harrie General News David B. Hill New York U. S Wolferc’s Albany Canada Aeronauts Hawley and Post Shuford Hardware Co C. Ridge

Hickory Toma Offer and Railway Shops Location Talks

Hickory may receive the town offer as a six acre land donation appears possible for road improvements. Gastonia is unlikely to host the Carolina and Northwestern Railway shops, finalised after a mayoral conference. St Luke's church to hold services next Sunday with communion. Invites issued for an approaching wedding.

Hickory Toma Lincolnton Charlotte ‘Observer Gastonia Carolina & Northwestern Railway T. L. Craig L. T. Nichols Nichols

Church Services At Ascension Parish Next Sunday

The church of the Ascension holds its usual morning services with a sermon on Cincinnati's recent great convention and a seminary study on its work for global Christianity and the Episcopal church. In the evening the lector delivers a final lecture on the Psalms with a special survey of the CXIX offering a cordial welcome to strangers, especially men.

Cincinnati Episcopal Church

Lost Both Arms In Hannibal Railroad Yard Disaster

Cyril Huffman son of W. P. Huffman lost both arms in a terrible accident at Hannibal Missouri where he works in railroad yards. His brother Rasl rushed from Oklahoma to be with him. Telegram provided no further details.

Hickory Surcken Wuay Cyril W. P. Huffman Hannibal Rasl Oklahoma

Mrs Hatcher Hostesses First Afternoon Book Club Meeting

The Afternoon Book Club met on Oct 9 with Mrs John Hatcher hosting. After news, she reviewed the book Max and discussed its author Katherine Cecil Thurston. Mrs Beard read a travel letter from Inverness Scotland, and roses and chrysanthemums decorated the dining room as members enjoyed refreshments and postcards.

John Hatcher

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Pres Finley ONGR Taree John Deitz Outlaw American Press Association St. Luke's St Luke's A. L. Bolick Fletcher Castoria Wellman America Atlantic City Walter Wellman United States Dr Cook Atlantic Ocean Jack M Mana Ingravea Woia J. O. Rhodes Stevens Stevens Arms and Tool Co Chief ‘Pee Mass Stevens Arms Geo.e. Bisanar W. T. Sledge’s Mrs. Hatcher
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