Smallpox cases mount in North Carolina urge vaccination
Raleigh reports 250 cases last month prompting state health officials led by Dr. F M Register to renew the push for universal vaccination. He cites Australia and New Zealand's lack of recent cases and notes larger cities’ totals are included in county counts. He warns of spread to other counties and stresses vaccination as the only safe course. He calls on all residents to cooperate to stamp out the preventable disease.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
F. M. Register
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Anson County
Bladen County
Buncombe County
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Davidson County
Duplin County
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Forsyth County
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Wilkes County
Henry L Chandler Dies at Home in High Point
Henry L Chandler aged 72 died at his Ward street extension home shortly after 2 am. Born April 29, 1853 in Randolph County he moved to High Point 33 years ago and was a carpenter. He married Nannie F Nix in 1891. she survives. A Methodist and active in local lodge Guilford council No 23 Jr O U A M. funeral at West End Baptist Church tomorrow at 10 with pallbearers from the order.
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Henry L. Chandler
Ward Street
Mr.Chandler
Randolph County
South Carolina
High Point
Nannie F. Nix
Chandler
Methodist Episcopal Church
West End Baptist Church
H. Q. Miller
J. M. Hilliard
O. L. Ruth
Guilford Council No. 23
Ward Buried At Hickory Grove
Funeral services for C. Lee Ward, a respected farmer, were held at Hickory Grove church led by Rev. W. H. Whitaker. Ragsdale council No. 169 Jr. O. U. A. M. members served as pallbearers, with flowers carried by Vera Ward, Audrey Armfield, Nell Armfield, Grace Armfield, Emily Ward, and Mrs. W. O. Farrington. A large turnout attended.
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C. Lee Ward
Hickory Grove Church
W. H. Whitaker
Ragsdale Council No. 169
Vera Ward
Audrey Armfield
Nell Armfield
Grace Armfield
Emily Ward
W. O. Farrington
Ward
Monday Easter Holiday Closures In High Point Furniture City
Banks in High Point will be closed all day Monday for Easter observance. The H. P. T. and D. railroad office also closes for the day. The Southern station will operate through the day while nearly all stores in High Point close for the holiday.
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High Point
H. P. T. and
New Orleans Cotton Market Closed By Holidays
New Orleans cotton market closed today and will remain shut tomorrow due to holidays, delaying trading and settlements across the handling and shipping sectors.
William F. Bass Buried in Oakwood Cemetery Today
Funeral services for William F. Bass aged 46 were held this afternoon at 4 o clock in Oakwood cemetery. Bass, a High Point resident, died yesterday at Guilford County Tuberculosis Hospital after working in a local furniture factory. Rev. E J Harbison conducted the rites.
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Oakwood Cemetery
Willam F. Bass
Guilford County Tuberculosis Hospital
E. J. Harbison
Mr. Bass
High
Tornado death toll rises to five with Ellis death
In Miami on April 10 the death toll from last Sunday's tornado climbed to five with the death of O W Ellis aged 30 at a hospital. In New Orleans the American Cotton Manufacturers association opened its 29th annual convention with hundreds of southern manufacturers planters and marketing men in attendance. Today featured addresses and business sessions are slated for tomorrow.
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Miami
Fla
O. W. Ellis
New Orleans
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
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