Subscription Rates and Notice Policies for The Enterprise
A notice lists subscription options by mail or carrier at five dollars yearly, two dollars and fifty cents for three months, and twenty five cents for one week. It also states charges for cards of thanks and obituary notices, invites reader letters with writer names, and notes second class matter status at High Point post office under March 3 1872.
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High Point
N. C
Congress
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Elwood
Winston
Zinzendorf
High Point-Greensboro
Guilford
Furniture makers in South to plan conservation program
Officials with the War Industries Board met with Southern furniture representatives led by the Southern Furniture Manufacturers' Association in High Point to devise a conservation plan for materials and transportation. The industry will report back with a program modeled on existing conservation efforts in other sectors, aiming to avoid hardships while maintaining production.
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South
Turers
Washington
War Industries Board
Furniture Manufacturing
United States
Conservation Division
Wood Products Section
High Point
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
The Supreme Commander in World War I War Effort
Washington Post commentary argues American power and leadership determine war outcome The piece praises General Foch but stresses that civilian factors force President Wilson to guide policy Congress funds the war while Wilson directs the nation on the bridge of state
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Supreme War Council of Versailles
Foch
War time leadership and civic patience urged by editor
The piece stresses support for President Wilson as the nation faces war, warns against criticizing wartime policy, and notes the allied push in the Rheims sector. It mentions Dr. Dred Peacock’s role with The Patrol, thrift as a wartime virtue, and the widening draft debate affecting ages and recruitment.
American Army Expected To Deliver Knockout Blow
Major General Eben Swift, now leading the American military mission to Italy, declares victory for the Allies is certain and the American army will deliver the knockout blow once enough troops arrive. He praises discipline and allied learning while cautioning against bragging and stressing decisive action.
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Gece v Mere
Associated Press
Cor
Eben Swift
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Georgia
Italy
Europe
Howevr
Napoleon
Wanted Two or Three Good Boys to Carry Enter Prize
Classified notice seeking two or three trustworthy boys to assist with a Paris event. Training provided. paid positions in baton or parade duties. Apply at the event organizer's office.
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Bell
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Post
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Wilson
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Supreme Powers
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Woodrow Wilson
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Dred Peacock
Trol
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Fred N. Taylor
Presi
Frank Crane
Crane
Eople
Nity
Dr. Crane
Avings Stamp Campaign
Patriot
Rheims Salient
Russia
P. T. Barnum
Missioner Phipps
Cer
Roy Lanahan
Pirates
Providence
Bezdek
Uncle Sam
Bill James
Boston Braves
Bill
R. Gratz Cox
Chicago
Theacher
Artistic Singing Studio
Florence Blair
Herolin
Herolin Med, CO
Avianta, Ga
Greensboro Road
W. R. Morrow
Enterprise Office
Citizens Real Estate and Insurance Co
Randolph County
Bulla’s
Citizens Real Estate and Ins. Co
C. B. Overman
Sec’y
Treas
Scott and Williams K G
Sunlight Hosiery Mills
Blackville
S. C
Willowbrook Street
E. V
Armfield
Jamestown
Bell ‘Phone
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Mann Drug Co
Mendenhall Bros. Farm
Meyers Department
Meyers Co
J. Allen Austin
Southern Manufacturing Co
Chester 8. C
High Point Transfer Co
Work Work Council
C. F. Tomlinson
Ren NT
Apply Enterprise Office
Yale Co
West 163Rd St
New York
Wachovia Bank & Trust
W. C. Idol
Ereleserc
Commercial National Bank of
High Point, N. C
Miss Thomas
Wachovia Bank Building
Service
City Transfer Co
High Point Transfer Company
Walter Royal
Civil Pratrce
Bank of Cammagees
J. Burt Holder
Staley
Stanton-Welch Bldg
Annie W. Keith
R. L. Loflin & Son
N. Main St
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