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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1916
Page
6
Petrograd reports the Duma moves to shore up Russia during war. Rail and river transport expansion reduces shortages, cooperatives to lower prices, meatless days likely, and a ban on sale of vodka and strong spirits expected after recess.
Democrats face opposition for only two state posts in today’s Louisiana election. Ruffin Pleasant defends the governorship against John M. Parker and Fernand Mouton runs for lieutenant governor against Edwin Brousard. Republicans back Parker via independents. full ballot includes legislators and parish officers.
City trash operations face delays as housekeepers must carry a ten cent dime for each barrel. Officials urge residents in every ward to have the dime ready to keep wagons moving smoothly and the cleanup campaign progressing.
Monday night at East End Methodist church Rev. S S Higgins led a powerful gospel presentation resulting in seven more conversions. The revival has 47 total conversions and will close Wednesday night with continued hopes for large audiences tonight and Wednesday.
The metropolitan police bureau in Peking has appointed ten delegates to investigate medical practice and the quality of medicines sold in the city market, aiming to clamp down on unsafe drugs and protect public health.
D W Nichols as mortgagee will sell at public auction on May 18 1916 at 2 30 pm the property in High Point township Guilford County adjoining J R Williams and others. The tract contains about one acre described by bounds on road from High Point to Jamestown with rod measurements and landmarks. Sale is under a mortgage dated March 1 1915 due to default. April 18 1916.
The Carolina and Yadkin River Railroad Company announces a schedule in effect October 1, 1915. It lists expected train arrival and departure times at stations shown but notes these times are not guaranteed.
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