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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1909

Page

4

Yoder Family Reunion Highlighted by 89 Attendees

The 21st ult. reunion at G M Yoder’s home drew 89 people including six children 33 grandchildren and four great grandchildren with South Carolina kin absent. Dinner in the grove followed by an address from Rev. L L Love and a group photo.

G.M Yoder South Caroina Pleasant Grove L. L. Love F. A. Yoder Conover N. W. Robinson M. M. Wilson Frederick Smith Moses Herman C. W. Herman Eavesville George Smyre George ’Setzer Lincoln County Nathaniel Wilson John Yount Gaston County Larkin Stowe James White

Stills Seized by Revenue Officers in Mountain Raid

H W Jones and W J Kenne ay with Knipe and Hendricks conducted a raid in the South mountains on Sunday night. They discovered and destroyed three stills at John Bibby s on Jacob s Fork plus a bran ny distillery with 709 gallons of pumice, a whiskey still with 700 gallons of beer at Noah Knipe s, and a large blockade still with about 1 500 gallons of beer belonging to LaFayette Chapman. The officers also found hogs fattened on waste from the stills and recovered a 2 gallon jug of whiskey in U S Grant Chapman s bed and a 5 gallon keg in an outhouse. They are pleased with the results and ready for another raid when the sign is right.

H. W. Jones W. J. Kenne LaFayette Chapman Knipe Chapman U.S Grant Chapman

Appalachian Training School Adds Frugal Amenities

Expenses kept low at the Appalachian Training School with board at six dollars in Lovill House and seven fifty in Newland Hall. Tuition and fees stated as reasonable. The teaching staff chosen with care and four literary societies support a good library and scientific equipment. Applications to Secretary of the Faculty Boone North Carolina. Also notices for first class shoe repairs, a shop near Hickory Seed Co, and ads for a stenography service and seed store.

Appalachian Training School Lovill House Newland Hall Boone, N. C

Why Devaiets Recommend Chamberlain's Remedy

Mr Frank C Hanrahan a Portsmouth Va druggist endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable cure after six years selling it He notes other patent medicines offer higher profits but this remedy earns trust and appreciation from customers Sold by Martin & Co.

Chamberlain Frank C. Hanrahan Portsmouth Martin & Co

Family Tree Worth Little to Lumber Dealer

A concise remark notes that a family tree has little practical value for a lumber dealer, implying genealogy offers no advantage in timber trade operations or inventory decisions.

A Sprained Ankle Relief With Cham berlain Liniment

A short health note touts Cham berlain's Liniment as a rapid remedy for sprains and bruises. It claims a typical sprain disables for weeks, but with faithful use of the liniment most cases heal in under a week. Sold by W. S. Martin & Co.

Chamberlain W. S. Martin & Co

Night on Bald Mountain Ends With Cure Claim

Newton of ort Edward New York climbs Bald Mountain to a neighbor’s home and, using Dr. King’s New Discovery, claims to have cured asthma and a lung condition in relatives. The ad touts the medicine as a universal cure for coughs colds and hay fever with trial bottles and guaranteed by three dealers.

Alex Newton Ofort Edward N. Y Bald Mountain C. M. Shuford W. S. Martin W. Lyn Boatright

South Fork Institute Opens Tuition Details 1909

Principal S J Honeycutt announces the South Fork Institute term opens August 17 1909. The lowest class 9 month expenses are recorded at 106 75 dollars.

Ora Pie Pues Pie S. J. Honeycutt

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