Coal Prices Rise as Shipping Shortages Hit Market
High Point residents who bought coal early saved money as prices surged to 0.94 to 1.50 per ton on certain grades. Labor unrest and carrier line bans curb mining and shipping, with the Cincinnati and Ohio rail system halting coal moves and Norfolk and Western trimming capacity. Arctic Co. officials plan mine visits to ease conditions and Manager Petty had urged early purchases.
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Cincinnati and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Railroad Administration
Arctic Company
Petty
Clean up dirty back lots, police urge action
Police officials demand immediate enforcement of clean-up laws in the business district and surrounding areas. Visible back lots behind Main Street stores are cluttered with boxes, watermelons, rubbish, and weeds, presenting health and fire risks. Citizens have been warned repeatedly. the law will be applied to ensure neighborhood welfare.
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Main Street
South Main
ROSMERS AB FATHER FINED FOR WHISKY POSSESSION
Winston Salem Ang 15 A business man was fined 250 dollars for possessing nine gallons of whisky at home with no sale evidence. His 12 year old son helped expose the quantity after being threatened for disobedience.
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Winston-Salem
Ang
I. D. Case
Busiess
Spease
Hilliard Joins Stamey Jewelry as Expert Repairer
T W Hilliard, a watch maker and jewelry repairer with fifteen years of experience, has accepted a position with Stamey’s Jewelry store.
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T. W. Hilliard
Stamey Jewelry Store
Wanted to Rent Five or Sex Room House Nearby
Wanted to rent close in five or six room house with modern amenities. Phone number 622 listed for contact and inquiry.
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Grover Thompson
High Point
N. Y
Care Finterprise
Baptists of N C Seek 75 Million Fund in Eight Days
At Raleigh a August 13 session drew about 300 Baptists to plan a statewide 75 million campaign led by Rev. L R Scarborough. He urged powerful prayer to unlock miracles and fund missions, schools, hospitals, and orphanages, aiming for 75.9 million with 15 million yearly gifts.
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Baptists OF
N. C
Raleigh
Ralentya
North Carolina
Scarborough
Baptist Missionary
Baptist
Lb. H. Carroll
Martin
Seneaie Curh
Ainie Aa
Petine
cAnpeien
Market Cotton Futures Open Higher In Early Trade
Cotton futures opened firm with October at 22.10, December 32.25. Prices show 122wary, March 2.20 and May 2.20, amid market activity and short-term shifts.
Sues Physician for Loss of Wife's Love
Edward Boyer of Hast St Louis sues Dr F S Thurman of Potosi Mo for 100600 damages in federal court alleging alienation of his wife's affections. He seeks 50000 actual and 569000 punitive damages claiming the doctor used ardent letters and other devices to win Mrs Boyer. The second paragraph notes a mid–19th century railroad strike context with Missouri Pacific and 10000 workers.
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Boyer
Hast St. Louis
Unitedates District Court
F.S. Thuran
Potosi
Dr. Thurman
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
Oldtime hair darkener Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in ready to use form. It claims to darken gray hair in a few applications and leave a lustrous look, without indicating it cures disease.
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Wryeth
Wyeth
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C. L. Sheppard
High Point Veneer & Pannel Co
Lindley Park Pavillion
Greensboro
Frank E. Williams
T. S. Dearing
Enterprise Office
City Vulcanizing Co
Long and Ellington
East Commerce
Rankin Vulcanizing Company
Rankin Street
Commerce
Rosmers AB
Stamey's
Beleans
Bellans
Mondiy
L. KR. Scarborough
D. C
Nashville, Tenn
Yianeger
The
Td Million
Jeremiah
Tam
ST. Louis
Edward
Missouri Pacific System
Martin Jones
Derkew
Williams
Williams Mfg. CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Hart Drug Co
Ness
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Martinez
Mew
Empwy
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