Hickory officer pursues sly blind tigers in carnival excess
In Hickory the Recorder heard five indictments against Mr. Hill Hahn for selling liquor during carnival days. Hahn admitted no denial, witnesses testified to handling and delivering liquor from morning to night, including a sale to a minor. He was found guilty in four cases and fined 50 dollars each totaling 200 dollars, with detention pending appeal or payment.
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C. L. Whitener
Hahn
B. Cline
Model Heating System Banishes Colds With Regular Heat
Millions suffer colds from improper home heating. The Model Heating System provides uniform warmth, efficient coal use, and reduced fuel costs. Steam or hot water delivers heat to all radiators with minimal loss, backed by letters from users nationwide.
We Are Strong From Quaker Oats Health Ad
The old Greeks and Romans admired health and strength and today athletes could rival their champions with fine strength making food. Quaker Oats is the best choice for bone muscle and nerve strength, pure with no husks or specks. Farmers’ wives report better work results and economy feeding farm hands Quaker Oats. If you live in a hotel mate, buy Quaker Oats in hermetically sealed tins that stay sweet and fresh.
Will of Harriman Leaves His Colossal Fortune to His Widow
A New York newspaper prints a brief will of E H Harriman, containing only about one hundred words weighted with roughly one million dollars each, leaving the entire estate to Mary Harriman and predicting her status as a leading wealth holder. It notes an estimated real and personal estate between 75 and 100 million. The item mentions generous bequests to family and the extraordinary compactness of the will. The excerpt also includes a satirical poem about the town of No-Good and a promotion urging advertising.
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Magnate
New York
E. H. Harriman
Mary ‘Werell Harriman
Harriman
Atl Street
Heiman Willnherit
Kensington
W. T. Fitzpatrick
White Sewing Machine Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Governor Johnson Undergoes Major Surgery in Rochester
Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota underwent a deep seated intestinal abscess operation at a Rochester hospital. Doctors William J. Mayo and Charles Mayo led the procedure with several physicians present and the governor remains grave though hopeful for recovery. State senator H H Withstein questioned the severity, recalling a private secretary, Frank A. Day, and calling it one of the most terrible operations he had witnessed.
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Johnson
Minnesota
Rochester
Minn
John A. Johnson
William J. Mayo
Charles Mayo
H. H. Withstein
Frank A. Day
Atlanta Pennant Wins Southern League Title in 1909
Atlanta’s Southern League baseball team clinched the 1909 pennant, becoming 1910 champions after battles with sickness and accidents. The feat marks the second pennant in two decades, the previous in 1907, as Atlanta fans celebrate the success. Predictions about cotton prices and crop yields follow, with Dan Sully of the cotton market visiting Atlanta and forecasting 15 to 16 cents cotton soon. A separate note mentions Orville Wright’s record flight height, a Fulton descendant’s death by suicide in New York, and other courtly visits before closing with a newspaper subscription pitch.
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Atlanta
Dan Sully
Haseen
Piedmont Hotel
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Will OF Harriman
No-Good
J. E. Fawcett
Hustler
Mace & Rhodes
Jewelers and
Opticians
Hickory
Carolina
Ition
Hammond & Johnson
Hickory, N. C
Wright Byks
Berlin
Orville Wright
Adelevert
Prince August
Hubert Latham
Fulton
Charles K. Moore
Robert Fulton
Moore
Columbia University
Democrat
State of
Georgia
Isi
THE
Columbian Woodmen
O. R. Flournoy
J. D. Pope
E. Holbrook
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rostance
Dia E. Pink
Aui
Liza Houta
Noah
Key
Ydia E. Pinkham
Sigmon & Moss
Saturday Chronicle
Womans Home Journal
Ay Evening Chronicle
Saturday Evening Chronicle
Telegraph
Cable News Iies
Hearst
United Press
the Farm News
Simmons Pubishing Company of
Springfield
the Womans Home Journal
Household Journal and Floral Life
Summers Transfer Co
Hone
Hatcher Furniture Co
W. T. Fitspatrick
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