The Enterprise notes on politics and local tales
Local column outlines current debates on direct tax repeal and state payments, mentions Ohio and North Carolina figures, and covers community events from Greensboro May celebrations to train schedules. It also reports executions of public figures and a Granny Ross death, with commentary on criminal cases and a cyclopedia ad feauring Alden.
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Odell
Battle Ground
Greensboro
Guilford County
Guilford County Sees Rise of Home Canning Venture
In Guilford County a lone fruit canner, G L Anthony of near Greensboro, builds a venture with Vandalia Brand. After a modest start with tomatoes corn and beans last year he plans to process up to 50000 cans this year using peaches when available and other vegetables from his own farm.
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Guilford County
G. L. Anthony
Greensboro
Anthony
County canning boom urged to spur local industry
The piece urges county residents to start a canning industry with local produce and merchants handling the cans, arguing only the cans would leave the county. It notes Anthony's example as a model for others to imitate and asks who will start the next cannery.
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Anthony
North State
When Sickness Tests Resolve Against You
The text urges facing enemy tactics to delay surrender and notes how the body can resist death, yet many are weakened and need help. It promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds and throat or lung trouble, claiming it aids the lungs and extends life.
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Mr. Borror
Earth
J. M
Alden
Manifold Cyclopedia
Aiden
The
Manifold
Edward Eberback
Washington, D. C
Cyclopedia
John B. Alden
Pearl St
New York
Clark St
Chicago
Boschee
High Point Classical Institute Opens January Session
High Point Classical Institute will begin its next session on January 2, 1888, continuing its course of classical instruction and preparatory study. The announcement notes the start date and ongoing program.
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High Point Classical Institute
Cash basis vs credit system urged in Greensboro ad
A Greensboro advertisement denounces the ruinous credit system and urges cash sales. It proclaims cash prices for a selection of items, arguing cash customers should not bear losses from bad accounts and listing specific price comparisons to show the savings.
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Greensboro
Missouri
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