Prohibition Webb Bill Reexamined After March 1918 Passage
A distorted OCR fragment discusses the Webb Bill and prohibition, noting it ends with the word prohibited and mirrors the Wilson act of 1890. It reflects critique from the Catawba County News and concerns Northern opposition, concluding that the Webb bill adds little beyond existing law.
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Bodes
U. S
Webb
Catawba County
Social clubs and gatherings at Mrs Menzies home
The Home Mission Study Club of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs W B Menzies Oct 24 with 13 of 15 members present. Officers elected included Mrs W B Ramsay president and a plan to study Immigrant Forces by Shrivers. The Pleiadex Club met Miss Marguerite Ink’s home. Annie Link engaged to Robert Booth of Atlanta announced. Thursday Study Club described with railroad talk, Rousseau, Voltaire and Saint Moritz, Halloween decor, and a later Traveller's Club event with auction prizes won by Mr Alex Hall.
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Home Mission Study Club
Menzies
Sadie Mews
A. A. Whitener
Pleiadex
Marguerite Ink
George
Muss Annie Link
Margaret Host
Annie Moore Link
Robert Sinclair Booth
Atlanta
Book Club
Mary Shuford
Margaret Best
Sallie Martin
Ruth Abernethy
Kathr Gwaltney
Lenore Sourbeer
Helan SxeComb
Annie Ini
Frank Henderson
Joe Abernethy
Blackburn
Overland
Harte
Rosseau
Voltaire
Madame DeStael
Smith
Celeima
Cresta
St. Moritz
E. A. Smith
Et ‘Henderson
Pearl Sherrll
Alex Hall
F. A. Abernethy
Traveller's Club
Mesdames B
D. Gaday
JC. Cley
Shancer
Florence
W. B. Menzies
Dante
Irs Chadwick
Chas. Yriarte
A. BM. WeComb
Wordsworth
Hamilton
Schmidt as Witness in Maret Counterfeiting Trial
Hans Schmidt former priest and confessed slayer testifies in federal court admitting responsibility for the counterfeiting operation linked to Dr Ernest Maret. He claims Maret did not help him and soon faces murder charges with insanity as his defense. Detailing acts in St Joseph Church vestry, Schmidt says he made twenty dollar bills and kept the equipment. Both sides rest after his testimony and summing up begins.
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New Org
Uct
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Ernest Maret
Schmidt
Maret
Methodist Church Notes Reflect Strong Congregations
Last Sunday the congregations were unusually large with three received by certificate. This Friday at 7 o clock the youth circle meets for study and candy making. the circle already has 100 members. Sunday School meets at 9 45 with classes for men and women, choir music at 11, missionary contributions urged with subscriptions from 50 to 1 dollars. Last year missions and benevolence exceeded 1000 dollars and will likely be higher. At 7 30 Miss Schultz will sing and the pastor preaches on Who's Who in Wickory. All Methodists are urged to attend and new residents to identify themselves.
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Presbyterian Church Notes Spur Busy, Faithful Enduring
The pastor will preach at both services next Sunday and Rev. J. G. Garth will preach in West Hickory at 4 o clock. The Sunday School broke its record last Sunday and aims to do it again. The Philathea class had a fine first regular meeting after organization. Men are urged to organize similarly. Young people’s meetings were well attended last Sunday.
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J. G. Garth
West Hickory
Philathea
Governor Craig Assigned To Buncombe County Roads
Asheville Oct 28 Governor Craig requests assignment to work on Buncombe county roads on November 5 and 6 He will labor from Miller's store Haw Creek to Grassy Branch and Maple Spring The chosen route connects the sandclay Haw Creek road with the macadam Maple Springs and forms a scenic circle via Swannanoa drive and Beau Mont road.
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Asheville
Craig
Buncombe County
Miller
Haw Creek
Maple Springs
Swannanoa
Beaumont
Costly Rat Prank Knocks Out Power At Station
Newton October 28 A large rat climbed the power line pole at a southern station and set the switch lever with its front feet while its hind feet remained on the connection, severing the line to Conover and burning the connection. The rat was found charred and the damage cost the utility $100 to repair. The plant was restored by nightfall.
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Newton
Conover
Editor Pleads Guilty in Obscene Mail Case at Elizabeth City
W A Sanders, editor of the Down Homer published at Elizabeth City, pleaded guilty to a charge of sending obscene matter through the mails. Judge Connor ordered costs paid and set bond at 100 for appearance. Trial centered on one count while publication of the poem on the magazine cover remains contested. Authorities expect publication to resume in two years if probation or further action allows.
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New Bern
Uca
W. A. Sanders
Homer
Elizabeth Gig
Connor
Rechin
Mi Cave
Mirabeth
Teas AG
Izbet
Perle
Joao Pot
Engineer Boil Killed In Train Wreck Near Easley
Engineer Ben Boile of Atlanta died in a wreck east of Easley this afternoon. Several other trainmen were slightly hurt. No passengers were injured. The engine and baggage car overturned and the track torn up for about a hundred yards.
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Rile
Easley
Ben Boile
Atlanta
Woman's Kidney Trouble Helped by Swamp Root
Mrs Alva Baxter of Orange Texas testifies to dramatic kidney relief after using Kilmer Swamp Root. She describes nervous symptoms, palpitations, and long-term improvement after several bottles, swearing by the remedy and noting a 1912 notarized statement.
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Kilmer
Kilme
Alva Baxter
Cypress St. Orange
Texas
Jobn J. Ball
Notary Public
Port of the Condition The First National Bank Hickory NC
Balance sheet and statements for The First National Bank of Hickory North Carolina dated October 31 1913 show assets including loans discounts 111760.60 U S bonds 490000.00 cash 393485.50 and other items. Liabilities include capital stock dividends unpaid and certified checks. Directors certify the statement is true to the best knowledge.
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U. S
Fet
Ageso Sheckir
North Carolina
County of Catawba
EC Mensien
C. Menzies
Castie
Warlice
A Gentle and Effective Laxative Sold by Mail and Drugstores
A mild, gentle and effective laxative is advertised as preferred by sufferers of constipation. A San Antonio reader praises Dr. King's New Life Pills, calling them the best remedy his wife and he have used. Price 25 cents, available at druggists or by mail from Buckeye or Philadelphia and St Louis, with the company names given.
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King
New Life Pils
Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Tex
H. EB. Buck- Yen & Co
Philadelphia
St Louis
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