Local and Personal Notices from Newton Area 1912
Seemingly random items describe Geo Abernethy visiting the city, Rally Day at First Baptist, Mrs. Sarah Ann Bryan's serious illness, a Georgia Brazelton family with noted ancestry, a Democratic senatorial convention in Newton on September 28 1912, and Lutheran association activities. Additional notes reference parish meetings at Lenoir College and a September program including baptisms, Augsburg Confession, prayer, and a sermon outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
N. C
Senate
B. L Stroup
Ostawba Lutheran
Lenoir College
B. L. Stroup
J. H. Wannemacher
W. D
Hall's Catarth Cure advertised with 100 dollar reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarth cured by Hall's Catarth Cure. J Cheney Co of Toledo endorses the firm after 15 years of verification. NAT'S Bank of Commerce endorses, claiming honesty and solvency. The remedy is taken internally and sold for 75 cents per bottle by druggists, with testimonials available and a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Local social notes from Salisbury area visitors
Mr and Mrs E H Miller of Salisbury host Mr and Mrs J H Pitts. Miss Bess Smith spent Sunday in Newton with friends. Mrs French Reever of Statesville visited relatives near town. Mrs C B Rusty also guests at Adderholdt home. Miss Marion Long of New England spent week with relatives. Miss Margaret Best of Hickory visiting Miss Emma Pitts. Mrs A D Kestler from Statesville visiting sister Mrs J Sherrill. Miss Connie Troutman of Statesville with Mrs C A Sims for a few days. Mr Raymond Keever of Maijen among Sunday visitors. Advertisement for Dr King s Improved Chill Tonic promising cures. Faith is the complement of knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Miller
Salisbury
J. H. Pitts
Bess Smith
Newton
French Reever
Statesville
J. H. Adderholdt
Town
C. B. Rusty
Adderholdt
Marion Long
Margaret
Bridge Demand Grows Near Oxford Ford
Colonial era notes urge construction of a bridge near Oxford to replace ferry crossings on Catabwa river. Damaged boats at Baker and White Ferry sites limit crossing, prompting calls for regional cooperation between Alexander and Catawba counties. Mentions a 1913 pledge and local travel hardships around Taylorsville Bethel and Hickory events. A birth is noted for Noah Desil.
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Oxford
Catawba River
Baker Ferry
Bost
White Fery Place
Alexander
Catawba
Taylorsville
Bethel
Oxford Ford
Alexander ‘Sounty
Catawba County
Newton
Hickory
Noah Des
Hildebran News Notes Busy Farm Work and Local Happenings
Hildebran reports residents busy with fodder, pea watering, and land preparation for wheat. Mr Joseph T Setzer and wife visit A G Setzer in Lockhart Alabama and plan to return early October. Mrs Edgar Berry improves from illness. Aderholt and Rudisill operate a thriving mill business providing local employment. John Sparks Big Shows billed for Hickory in October, promising a clean well known circus. Central Highway debate stirs local interest with calls for better roads overall. Success to the Democrat.
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Hildebran
Joseph T. Setzer
Lloyd
A. G. Setzer
Lockhart
Ala
Edgar Berry
Aderholt & Rudisill
John Sparks
Hickory
Central Highway
Democrat
Certificate of Dissolution for Morrison Bros Company NC 1912
State of North Carolina dissolves Morrison Bros Company by unanimous stockholder consent. Secretary J Bryan Grimes certifies on February 21, 1912 that the dissolution was filed and recorded in Catawba County with official seals and dates through 1913.
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State of North Carolina
Department State
Morrison Bros. Company
Hickory
Catawba
C. T. Morrison
I. J. Bryan Grimes
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh
J. Bryan Grimes
N.C. Catawba County
Offic
Superior Court
M. McCorkle
Keep Waten on Conversation and Home Life Spirit
A quotation advises that conversation and home life require careful attention and cultivation with love. It condemns bitterness and urges kind speech, highlighting the importance of nurturing harmonious domestic relations through gentle dialogue.
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J. R. Miller
Soaked Them Thorough First Peasant Start Question
A fragmented 2011 line quotes a plebeian family query about wealth and origins. The second speaker notes an ancestor drove an unspecified vehicle, implying a discussion of social ascent and lineage in sparse OCR text.
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Geo
Guy Abernethy
Rhodhess
Baptist Sunday School
Sarah Ann Bryan
Theo. Salvo
Newbern
Mary Brakefield
Lowrysville
D. C
Georgia
Brazelton
Hale
Hannah Greenes
Nathaniel Greenes
George Washington
J. J.hollers
Brazeltons
Texas
Castoria
A. L. Quickel
Democratic
Beare
Parks Tr
PSC
Laos
SV .V. Bau
Ras Am
Betes AX Esa
Lindley
Pomona
J. Lawrence
Hickory, N. C
Dr. King
J. C. Harner
Covington
N.C
Hildebrand News
Sentral Highway
G.H Geitner, Pres
First Building & Loan Association of
Hickory, N.C
GR. Wootten
Nitra-Germ & Fertilizer CO
Savannah
Nyal
Moser & Lutz
Henkel
Craig
Spartanburg School
J. van Lindley Nursery Company
Eves
S. J. Lawrence
Salesina
Geo, E. Bisanar
Southern and
C. & N-W. Railways
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