Six Months Three Months One Work
A concise note lists payment terms of six months or three months for a single work priced at 2.50 with 125 units or 10 as a quantity or rate.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1916
Page
4
A concise note lists payment terms of six months or three months for a single work priced at 2.50 with 125 units or 10 as a quantity or rate.
The piece surveys WWI era tensions and politics with notes on Mexico, British naval actions, and public policy. It mentions water safety, a cruiser near the three mile limit, and Britain versus Germany, alongside domestic debates on banks, whiskers in politics, and Hughes’ nomination speech. City actions shift toward municipal water connections after typhoid concerns.
The speech attacks current prosperity as a fool's paradise and calls for protective upbuilding policies, a merchant marine, and an international tribunal to prevent war. Hughes argues for labor conservation, national resources, and fiscal reform, endorsing the Republican platform.
In New York the cotton market opened steady then slipped 4 to 11 points before recovering. October contracts started near 13.11 and January at 13.40 on the call, but by the first hour had risen to around 13.19 for October and 13.45 for January. Other front months opened steady: December 13.31, March 13.55, May 13.68.
Lower cable quotations pushed the wheat market down in Chicago trading today with opening prices showing declines before a subsequent moderate drop and a later material upturn. The day featured mixed moves as September and December futures fluctuated amid the session.
Notice calls a bond election in High Point North Carolina for August 15 1916 to issue bonds totaling 350 000 for extending and improving streets. It also orders new registration with appointed registrars and judges and lists polling places and registration periods. The mayor signs the notice July 5 1916.
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