How E B Cline Was Nominated For Judge
Ed ward B Cline of Hickory secured the Democratic nomination for Judge of the Superior Court in the 13th district after a hard contested convention in Hickory. The ballot count reached 81 for Cline on the final round with support from Catawba Mitchell and Watauga delegates, surpassing the 75 needed. G W Ragland of Mitchell won the solicitor post over J H Burk of Alexander. the Hickory Democrat provided score cards and refreshments for delegates.
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Edward B. Cline
Cline
W. A. Stroup
Hickory
J. L. Gwaltney
Alexander
Newton
Finley
Jones
Watauga
E. F. Lovill
L. D. Lowe
Capt Lovill
State Committee
R. N. Hackett
W. W. Barber
Wilkes
Lambert
Mitchell
Gates
E. S
Coffey
Caldwell
Mark Squires
Catawba
G. W. Ragland
J. H. Burk
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Sheford
Hickory Democrat
Lineage of Edw B Cline for NC judge bid
The lineage traces Edward B. Cline a Democratic judicial candidate in North Carolina's 18th district to pioneer German settlers in Catawba County. It follows ancestors including Sebastian Cline William Bost Conrad Bost and M L Cline through Henry Cline Col Michael Killian and finally Sebastien Cline who settled near Clark's Creek about 1755. The article notes a large network of related Bost Propst Yoder Clines and Heffners among early German settlers and descendants.
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Fennsylvania
Edward B. Cline
North Carolina
M. L. Cline
Joseph Bost
William Bost
William ‘Bost
Salisbury
Sebastian Cline
Don't Mistake Kidney Trouble For A Back Ailment
Local readers report relief from kidney issues using Doan's Kidney Pills. A. A. Craig of Cottage Ave., Lenoir, NC, credits the remedy with curing kidney pain and low mood after suffering for months. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo sells Doan's for 50 cents. remember the name.
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Brigi
Dean
A. A. Craig
Cottage Ave
Lenoir
N. C
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Staes
Where a Child's Play is Guided at Hickory Kindergarten
Mrs. H D Abernethy outlines the advantages of a structured kindergarten opening September 19 in Hickory. She cites Hortense Creutz on active learning, natural discipline, and the role of guided play in developing attention, self direction, and moral growth through coordinated activities, songs, and handwork.
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Hickory
Hortense Creutz
Ecronaeaarmas Tea’ &E
Fesson
Ehia
Colege
Gamelive
Buchheit
Ildren
Abernethy
Hickory Honors Edward B. Cline for Judicial Bench
The town praises Edward B. Cline elected to the 18th Judicial District bench. A UNC graduate and former practitioner in Hickory, he is praised as a bright, diligent judge and descendant of pioneer Sebastian Cline who helped settle North Carolina.
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Hickory
Edward B. Cline
Cline
M. L. Cline
North Carolina
Sebastian Cline
University of North Carolina
Catawba College Prepares for New Academic Year
A detailed report from Catawba College Roanoke indicates new instructors and expanded facilities for the coming year. Hater D of Roanoke Va will deliver the opening address at 8 p.m. in the college auditorium. The faculty includes Prof W R Weaver, Miss Cook, Prof Smith, Prof Foil, Prof Springs, Miss Vollrath, and Miss Killian, with new Art instructor to be added soon. Enrollment is expected to rise as equipment and laboratories are expanded. Registration days are September 6 and 7.
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Catawba College and Preparatory School
Hater
Roanoke
John Buchheit
A.M
Istory
W. R. Weaver
A. M
Alice H. Cook
G. Hmith
J. A. Foil
L. A. Springs
Rosa. E.vollrath
Henrietta ‘Killian
Weaver
Miss Cook
Forestville
Mt. Holly
N.C
Davidson
Vollrath
Lancaster
Freeport
Killian F
Newton
Catawba Wins Democratic Nominating Battle in District 13
The Catawba county delegation backed Edward B. Cline after 701 ballots, showing unity and steady leadership from W. A. Self of Hickory. The piece lauds Cross-town cooperation with Newton and Hickory, urging continued unity and pride in local talent and contribution.
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Catawba County
Edward B. Cline
Catawba
Alexander County
Newton
Cline
Capt. Jones
Finley
Gastonia Favorable to C N W Shops Bid Requests
Opinion holds Gastonia may win the C N W Shops bid though the matter isn’t closed. Hickory believes competitors gained time to raise funds from Monday to Thursday without notice to the city.
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Gastonia
Hickory
Notable State News Highlights and Tragic Accidents
Dr. Harry W. Chase named professor of education and Dr. James M. Bell associate professor of physical chemistry at the University of North Carolina. Theodore Gilbert, five, son of Will Gilbert of the Wampum mill near Lincolnton, was killed by a lightning strike on August 25. Jim Allison, who killed Floyd McGee and attempted suicide with a pen knife, faces execution Feb. 24 and vows to resist the electric chair. At Bert Patterson’s home near Shelby, Frank Limerick’s granddaughter died after drinking carbolic acid. A separate item notes an upper Cleveland incident ending in a fatal skull injury from cake.
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Harry W. Chase
James M. Bell
University of North Carolna
Theodore Gilbert
Will Gilbert
Wampum Mill
Lincolnton
Jim Allison
Floyd McGee
Asheville
Bert Patterton
Shelby
Frank Limerick
Why Do Spanish Women Wear the Mantilla?
A London Mail reader notes the tradition of Spanish mantilla wearing among noblewomen, arguing the veil and head covering preserve hair, eyes, and modesty while shielding skin from sun, wind, and heat. The writer contends the fashion marks elegance and caste status, reflecting pride in national attire.
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Gocbon
Foo
Upper
Cassen
Aather
First Windmills and Their Early Designs
A survey of windmill origins in Europe traces windmills to the Knights of St John in England and earlier structures in Bohemia. It describes early limitations, movable mill concepts, and evolution toward rotating poles and turntables, noting large brick and wooden mills and the shift from fixed to adaptable machinery.
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England
Knights of St. John
Bohemia
Golleg
Bila
Holland
Bad Selection In Quip On Makeup Tone
A Baltimore Amigo quip mocks a woman’s loud makeup and jokes she should have used poiseless powder, reflecting social snobbery in a short, humorous remark.
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Baltimore
Newton man arrested in warehouse fire case
D J Carpenter of Newton, former owner of the Newton Hosiery Mill, was arrested on a warrant at the insistence of the Insurance Port Officer, charged with complicity in the October 1 1909 warehouse fire. John F Rader, jailed, says Carpenter hired him to burn the warehouse. Bond set at 2000 furnished by A Warlick J W Pope P Carpenter and J W Hodges. The mill property, insured for 8000 and valued at 13000, passed to Statesville Loan and Trust Co, later reorganized under Fidelity Hosiery Mills Co. Carpenter is represented by L L Witherspoon W C Feimster W B Gaither W A Self and A A Whitener.
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D. J. Carpenter
Newton
Mesers
A.warlick
J. W. Pope
P. Carpenter
J. W. Hodges
Statesville Loan and Trust Co
Fidelity Hosiery Mills Co
Mr. Carpenter
Messrs. L. L. Witherspoon
W. C. Feimster
W. B. Gaither
W. A. Self
A. A. Whitener
Yount Family Reunion Highlighted In Newton
The Newton News reports a reunion of the Yount family at Mrs. Diana Younts home near Conover with about a hundred attendees including Rev. Frank Yount of Akron Ohio, Mrs. Best of South Carolina and Mennen of Greensoree. R C Holton new Newton graded schools superintendent bought Donald Witherspoons property. A Beulah Haynes Rice house fire in Mississippi caused total loss. Discussions on Salisbury to Asheville Highway route include direct Salisbury to Mooresville crossing the Catawba at Lookout Shoals and a bridge between Sherrills Ford and Iredell. Salisbury to Asheville Highway convention set for Hickory street fair November 2-4.
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Newton News
Yount
Diana Yount
Conover
Frank Yount
Akron
Best
South Carope and
Mennen
Greensee
Newton
Salisbury
Asheville
Statesville
Lookout Shoels
R. P. Caldwell
Mooresville
Sherrills Ford
Ecrell
Iredell
Hickory
Ingold and Mrs Ethel Super Wed in Asheville
Super Ingold of Baltimore and Mr F B Ingold of this city were married in Asheville at 1 o'clock Monday evening with Rev H F Saumeri officiating. The bride, visiting Mrs Chas Bost for weeks, is a charming young woman. Mr Ingold runs the Ingold Hardware Co. here and is a leading business man. Wishes for a joyful life ahead.
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Ethel Super
Baltimore
F. B. Ingold
Asheville
H. F.saumeri
Chas. Bost
Ingold
Ingold Hardware Co
Ice Cream Supper at Brookford Raises Funds
An ice cream supper for the Ref church at Brookford Saturday evening raised 27 dollars. The event was largely led by Mrs. J A Johmngon, aided by Misses Elizabeth Holbrook Aolaide Johnston and Mrs Holbrook. Miss Pearl Boyd and Garrie Warren vied for most popular girl. Warren won.
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Brookford
Ref
J. A. Johmgon
Elizabeth Holbrook
Aolaide Johnston
Holbrook
Pearl Boyd
Garrie Warren
Miss Warren
Marriage Of Arthur Mauney And Eva Whisnant
Arthur Mauney and Miss Eva Whisnant of Casar were married at Double Shoals on Sunday. Lincolnton offered $5000 in cash plus a site and free water and lights and five years of tax relief for the C N W Shops.
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Arthur Mauney
Eva Whisnant
Casar
Double Shoals
Lincolnton
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Misses China
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Luther Baker
Eugene Propst
Ball's Creek
Edw. B. Cline
H. D. Abernethy
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Louis XIV
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