Catawba Creamery A Decided Success
In Hickory on Saturday the Catawba Co operative Creamery Company held a public meeting to celebrate its growth. About 1200 farmers attended, the plant was shown to visitors, and speakers from the dairy and agricultural sectors praised the venture. The creamery now ships butter and eggs regionally, plans expansion, and promotes rural education and credit ideas.
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Charlotte Observer
Hickory
Catawoa County
Catawba. Co Yerative Creamery
Foiore
T County
Better Isn't Cuyuxsss Yesnt Dest Arman Paint Profit
A fragment discusses buying cheap paint and saving a small amount per gallon, with questions about gallons bought, labor earnings, and how long money lasts. It mentions Devoe paint and DEVOE F,B Ingold as seller, urging choosing the best paint for value and longevity.
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Arman
Devoe
Devoef
Ingold
Creamery Egg and Herd-Testing Schemes Formed
The rural community forms an egg association with boxes for a dozen eggs, paid collections daily, and forecasts handling thousands in eggs this season. A rural credit association is organized to lend to farmers for land and improvements. A herd-testing association, led by Dr Reed, will employ a man to test cows monthly to ensure quality milk for the creamery. County commissioners meet at Newton with jurors named for October court.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Fotda
Resor
Conover
The
United
Naval Academy
UG Association
Farmad
Rural Credit Association
W. J. Shuford
Credit Association
Ur. Reed
Carolian Department of Agrculture
Satu Sind
Catawban County
Shelby and
Mooresboro
Statesville Porch Party Honors Hickory and Concord Guests
A porch party hosted Tuesday morning by Miss Flora Lewis honored guests from Hickory and Concord, with Miss Rebecca Miller winning a prize. Guests included Misses Kate Illott Adelaide Johnson and Jesse Williford, plus Mayor Caldwell’s guests and other local attendees. A salad course followed the games at several tables and each guest received a Harrison Fisher picture.
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Statesville
News & Diserver
Flora Lewis
Wisses
Kate Illott
Adelaide Johnson
Hickory
Jesse Willifora
Concord
Caldwell
Mise Rebecca Miller
Harrison Fisher
Miss Martin
Leaksville
Mise Bell
New Bern
Nisses Lee
Raleigh
Lenoir College opens with record enrollment in Hickory
The fall term at Lenoir College started Tuesday with over two hundred students, the largest and most energetic opening yet. The campus glows with a four story Yoder Memorial Science Building, updated facilities, and repaired structures. The dedication of the Yoder Memorial Science Building and other college buildings is set for October 2 with speakers Dr. Simon P. Long, Dr. W. P. Cline, and Rev. E J. Sox.
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Lenoir College
Hickory
Yoder
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Rev N wannamaener leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Morning Service at 11 a m Morning service to be attended by Rev Morgan of Lenoir College who will preach the dedicatory sermon of Granite Falls new Lutheran church Evening Service at 8 00 p m with an invitation extended to all attendees The absent pastor will deliver the dedicatory sermon in Granite Falls.
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Wannamaener
Morgan
Lenoir College
New Lutheran Church
Granite Falls
Pal
Pacific
Panama Canal
Atlantic Channel
Neast
Daniels
New York Navy Yard
North Carolina
George A. Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
George Hice
Johnston
Walter Berry
Asheville
Rev
L. B. Hayes
Elk Park
Bessemer City
Charlotte
A. E. Wolty
Gastonia
H.C. Mackie
Billy Branca
Dudlk Shoals
L. T. Sharp
C. W. Rosenberger
Wannamacher
Hickory
A. Warlick
Gilkey
Dollar Wheat Gorn and Potato Forecast in Farmers Message
Chicago August 29 dollar wheat dollar corn and dollar potatoes are forecast by the Orange Judd Farmer to rise as the best wheat crop year is expected in America while other countries show normal yields. A Catawba Benevolent Association meeting is set for Newton September 10 at 1 p m with directors to attend. Mr C Foard reports growth in new members and renewed pledges. co operation urged. A Abernethy president.
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Chicago
Orange Judd
Ornge Judd
America
Catawba Benevolent Association
Newton
C. Foard
A. Abernetby
Board of Education Meets in Regular Newton Session
County Board of Education met in regular session at Newton with all members present. County Superintendent George E. Long led as the governance group discussed adding an extension to the Danner schoolhouse near Catawba and consideration of a Henry River Cotton Mill area school project, plus various minor actions. Many county schools have hired teachers for the coming year.
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Board of County Commissioners
Newton Starday
Hey
R. M. Yoder
W. Bonman
Tata Baner
Arthur L. N. Hard
Zerden
Mt Yount
Bowie Aloes
Tol
J. L. ‘Campbell
Bandy
A. M. Jones
Abee
Amos
County Board of
Mwnation
Newton
George E. Long
G. E Bisaner
Hickory
J. F. Delinger
Conover
P. A. Hoyle
Danner
Catawba
Henry River
Reverend Bradshaw Promotes State Missions Across the Area
Rev W R Bradshaw travels between towns urging support for State Missions. He is widely beloved and recognized for his broad influence and tireless outreach.
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W. R. Bradshaw
Thaw Habeas Corpus Hearing and Ottawa Efforts
Sherbrooke reports William Travers Jerome pursuing new law to place Hany Thaw with immigration authorities after failed bid for immediate release. Habeas corpus hearing set by Coaticook police chief for tomorrow. details limited.
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Sherbrooke
Hany Thaw
William ‘Travers Jerome
Ottawa
Thaw
Coaticooke
Don’t Let Baby Suffer With Eczema And Skin Eruptions
A testimonial advertizes Dr Hobson s Eczema Ointment as a permanent cure for infant skin eruptions on the face and scalp after other doctors failed. Mrs Strubler of Dubuque Iowa claims her baby was fully cured before finishing one box. Available from all druggists or by mail for 50 cents from Moser and Lutz Pfeiffer Chemical Company St Louis and Philadelphia.
Mrs Beard's School to Open
The fall term of Mrs James B Beard's school will open on Monday September 1 1913. Adv for weakness and loss of appetite Potatoes extractTONIC product name unclear but advertised as remedy for general weakness and appetite issues.
Local notices from Statesville and surrounding towns
A compilation of short items notes Miss Adelaide Johnson returning from Statesville and plans for Anapel Gamp meeting on the second Sunday, visits to relatives in Concord by Miss Laura Magill, and a Sunday service adjustment at Reformed church with Dr Murphy filling the night service. It also lists students resuming studies in Hickory and at Lenoir College, relocations to Statesville for work, travel of Miss Myrtle Pickard, and attendance at the Thornburg reunion with around 300 present plus a High Shoals brass band performance.
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Laura Magill
Kershaw St
J. R. Magill
13Th Avenue
Reformed Church
Murphy
Margarite Porter
Baliam
Hickory
St. Matthews Reformed Church
Maiden
Death of Texarkana Street Car Supt. L Harris in Arkansas
Telegrams conveyed the sudden death of L Harris a native of this county at his Texarkana Arkansas home on the 29th He was about 41 and served as general superintendent of a Texarkana street car company He leaves a wife and two children and had planned to visit his father soon President Harris 3 A Harris is named as his father in the note
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J. E. Keith
Creedmoor
Granville County
Trust
Durham
Keith
L. Harris
Texarkana
Ark
Harris
A. Harris
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Restored Health for Dropsy
A Mansfield man named Robert Ballard describes a prior grippe complication that settled in his kidneys and bladder causing dropsy and severe weakness. After trying various remedies he read about Swamp Root in an Almanac, used several bottles, and resumed work. The statement is sworn by Notary Ray Loneworth in May 1912.
Kilmer's Swamp Root Sample Offer Noted by Hickory Democrat
The notice advertises a sample bottle from Dr. Kilmer and Co. of Binghamton for swamp out remedies. It promises a booklet of information about kidneys and bladder and direct readers to drugstores selling regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles, with mention in the Hickory Democrat.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingham N
Hickory Democrat
Social Circles Honors Mrs Hambleton Before Denver Move
Mrs D al Litaker entertained the Woman's Missionary Society officers of the Methodist church in a travel motif gathering from 4 30 to 6 30 on Thursday afternoon. Guests wrote farewell messages on painted cards, then shared refreshments and read messages aloud before presenting the cards as souvenirs to Mrs Hambleton. Twelve of fourteen officers attended. Miss Lucile Litaker assisted.
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H. H. Ham Meton
Denver
Col
D. al. Litaker
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Rand
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
An 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure constitutional catarrh by acting on the blood and body surfaces. Proponents offer $100 to prove a case unenlightened by the remedy, urging readers to send for testimonials and to buy from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, with additional sold by all druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney “& CO
Toledo
Osio
Very Low Rates to The West Travel Ad
An old fare notice touts very low rail rates to California Idaho Nevada Utah and other western states. Tickets valid September 25 through October 10 with through free chair and sleeping car service. For full details contact E R Jennings Traveling Passenger Agent Room 430 James Building Chattanooga Tennessee.
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California
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Oregon
Washington
E. R. Jennings
James Building
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mother of Eighteen Children Praises Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs C J Martin of Boone Mill Virginia writes she suffered five years with stomach trouble and could not eat a biscuit without pain. After taking three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she is now a well woman weighing 168 pounds and can eat anything she wants. She invites locals to verify her statements. The tablets are sold by Moser and Lutz and Grimes Drug Co.
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C.J. Martin
Boone Mill
Vicini
Pleasant Grove Schoolhouse hosts Sept 6 2 to 10p talks
Speaking at Pleasant Grove features an entertainment and speaking event at the Pleasant Grove schoolhouse on Saturday September 6 from 2 to 10 PM. After 6 PM short talks are to be given by H. K. Foster Rev. Geo. E. Long Fred Yoder Lemuel Shuford W. J. Shuford and others. Recitations and talks occur in the afternoon, with refreshments and supper available at cost.
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Pleasant Grove
Messrs
H. K. Foster
Geo.e. Long
Fred Yoder
Lemuel Shuford
W. J. Shuford
Dr King s New Discovery Promises Cough and Lung Help
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for coughs throat and lung ailments claiming even consumption can be cured. Stilman Green of Malichite Col. cites two doctors saying death in two years but credits the remedy with life. Money back if it fails. Price one dollar. Guaranteed by Moser Lutz.
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Price Inc
Moser & Lutz
Notice to Farmers: Inocula for Legumes Sought
Notice to Farmers. Farmers wishing artificial inoculating material for legumes clovers alfalfa etc from Washington should apply to H. K. Foster Newton N C In office on Saturdays.
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Washington
H. K. Foster
Newton
N. C
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Claremont College
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Harville Drug Company
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Myrtle Pickard
Lexington
Leonard
Miss Leonard
Statesville Landmark
J. H. Wannemacher
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A. A. Sims
Emily Catawba
Race Street
Harness
Nobcley Supply Co
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