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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
2
In Ulk Berlin a sharp exchange hints at severe rumors about Edna and her memoirs. The remark foregrounds a contested personal narrative set against press speculation and public curiosity.
A South Carolina legislative committee blamed mill officials for overburdening workers as strikes spread in the Carolinas. The Gastonia Loray mills stay open while others in Anderson and Greenville face shutdowns as National Guard units patrol.
Federal figures show bank credit peaking at 5.793 billion in the week ending March 20 after a dip from 5.669 billion. The rise stems from seasonal demands of trade and industry with New York banks seeing substantial increases in all other loans not secured by securities.
The MILKMAN'S price for 4 per cent butterfat grade A milk rose to 4.29 dollars per 100 pounds after a previous offer of 3.75 dollars. The July article notes the change in producer payment and context from earlier pricing.
The High Point creamery faced a demand for 21 cents more per 100 pounds after an attempted downward revision. The association then halted deliveries and warned members not to sell milk for under $4.50, with signatures from W. G. Wiley and Henry Davis. The management hired lawyers to assess legality and explored sourcing milk from Roanoke, Virginia at $3.50. The creamery claims it supplies about half of High Point's milk consumption, sourcing half from association members.
Affidavits describe cash and favors in a patronage scheme with 2 1250 sums and payments to FE Booze, wife of a Republican national committeeman. Texas letters praise the methods while records show many contributors were federal office holders. Arkansas and Tennessee officials recount payments and even hogs offered for appointments.
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