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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1964
Page
2
The board considers five rezoning requests including H. L. Martin’s bid to change the west side of U S 220 in Bruce Township from business to light industrial. Nearby parcels near Pebead’ Mileses’ Bae division are among the proposals.
Sessions will be planned according to the wishes of those in attendance. The note outlines a participatory approach to scheduling the class content and timing.
Hosiery makers report rising demand as labor costs climb and production shifts toward steady work. Firms cite back to school and fall markets, with inventories in order and Christmas sales expected. workers leaving hosiery for furniture plants seek steadier wages.
A report shows 30 total accidents with 2 deaths and 10 injuries. Property losses total $345,762 across categories with figures listing $12,050 in one group and $333,712 in another. The text notes consumption trends as up nationwide, mentioning hosiery and seamless products.
Millions suffer from piles and seek fast relief. The advertisement promotes Pison's Ointment as a soothing astringent remedy, with testimonial claims of itching and smarting relief and improved sleep. Available at all druggists with a money back guarantee.
The surviving account notes the Roman tax regime as all inclusive during its peak, applying across provinces and social classes. Officials gathered levies from citizens and subjects, shaping state revenue and governance with a centralized fiscal reach.
Public notice advertises 18 to 52 ages to prepare for U. S. Civil Service jobs within two months. Offers government positions paying up to 446 dollars monthly with high security and advancement. Lincoln Service advertises free information and coupon mail-in to obtain job lists and preparation details.
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