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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

2

Southern Lumber Men Cut Hours Across the South

Reports to Wilson Compton of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association indicate major southern operations are adopting a 55 hour week with a half day Saturday shutdown. The shift aims to replace the sixty hour standard and could affect 100000 to 150000 workers, following Kirby Lumber Company’s lead in Houston, Texas.

Washington South Wilson Compton National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Pacific Northwest Kirby Lumber Company Houston Tex

Southern lumber mills adopt shorter 65 hour week

An association manager notes about a dozen mills in Texas and Louisiana cutting hours to 65 weekly. He cites Peavy-Moore and Frost-Johnson of Shreveport as large southern firms already adopting the reduced schedule, with the industry expected to follow. He says the move is voluntary and unorganized.

Texas Louisiana Peavy-Moore Frost-Johnson Shreveport South

Realty transfers tally about 20000 in volume

Tuesday's realty transfers involved a total expenditure of about 20000. E J Carpenter and wife to W H Hendrix and Dr W P Knight let on Roanoke drive for 1000. J T Turner to Vera Turner Watts on Lexington avenue for 1000. W P Haynes and Gertrude May Haynes to A R Nisbet and Velma Lee Nisbet on Caldwell street for 500. G H Mitchell to Mrs L F Peeler on Ashe street for 1500. Florence B E Ledbetter to Mattie H Bogart on Morehead township for 1000. F G Brady to O A Spoon and wife on Rankin avenue for 10. Ernest Terrell and wife to S A Caveness on Fuller street for 500. Guilford county board to FE L Schoolfield on county farm for 480. Vernon Coble and wife to G W Coble and wife on Clay township for 8000. G W Coble and wife to G T Garner and wife on Clay township for 3000. A W Morris and wife to Louise C Wrenn on Commerce street for 1000.

E. J. Carpenter W. H. Hendrix W. P. Knight Roanoke Drive J. T. Turner Vera Turner Watts Lexington Avenue W. P. Haynes Gertrude May Haynes A. R. Nisbet Velma Lee Nisbet Caldwell Street G. H. Mitchell L. F. Peeler Ashe Street Florence BE. Ledbetter Mattie H. Bogart Morehead Township F. G. Brady O. A. Spoon Rankin Avenue Ernest Terrell S. A. Caveness Fuller Street Guilford County Board of Commissioners FE. L. Schoolfield Vernon Coble G. W. Coble Clay Township G. T. Garner A. W. Morris Louise C. Wrenn Commerce Street

Best Fullback Nevers of Stanford Under Fire From Critics

Critics laud Nevers of Stanford as the best fullback in that section though opinions differ. Supporters point to his power and consistency, while rivals question the depth of the position on the team.

Nevers Stanford

Norfolk and Western seeks merger savings estimate at ICC hearing

Officials report a 2 million dollar annual saving from merging Norfolk and Western with the Virginian, presented at the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing. W. J. Jenks led the explanation while W. C. Bronson cross examined. details of operating re arrangements sparked lengthy scrutiny amid opposition from communities and Virginia officials. The discussion underscored how the merger would alter expenses on both lines.

Washington Norfolk and Western Virginian Interstate Commerce Commission W. J. Jenks Norfolk System W. C. Bronson Chesapeake Ad Ohio Jenks Virginia Chesapeake and Ohio

Sanford and Rocky Mount in NC football clash ends 7 to 0

Sanford high school won the eastern North Carolina football championship at Riddick field defeating Rocky Mount 7 to 0. Stout scored on a seven yard sweep in the second quarter after a Rocky Mount fumble, while both teams fought a clean game with only one penalty recorded.

Cole Bill Ormond Pattie Jordan Metropolitan Insurance Company Insurance Department Miss Jordan Commission Dixie Greensboro Jefferson Standard Insurance Stacey Wade The Highway Commission Sanford High School North Carolina Rocky Mount Lee Gastonia Chapel Hill Sanford Stout Lee Boys Riddick Field West Raleigh Nash Edgecombe Rocky Mount Boys

Weather praises Carolina climate for ideal growing season

The article extols Carolina as having an ideal climate similar to Florida with ample rainfall. It notes strawberries ripening naturally for local markets and early York and other vegetables ready for delivery in fresh condition. Precipitation is described as generally abundant in both states.

Florida York

Winter climate in Southern Florida aids outdoor recreation

The Piedmont and coastal districts benefit from a climate that extends outdoor activities through fall and winter. Southern Florida’s winter climate is a remarkable asset to the state and offers unique opportunities not easily matched elsewhere in the United States, though it lasts only part of the season when fewer people seek rest or recreation.

Piedmont Florida United States

Wagger's Jewelry Store Offers Hold Deposit

A small deposit now will hold any purchase at Wagger's Jewelry Store, securing desired items for later pickup or payment. The offer encourages customers to reserve jewelry and other goods to avoid missing out.

Wagger’s

Big Drop in North Carolina Tax Revenues in November

Raleigh announces November state tax collections totalled 549 034.13, a sharp fall from October’s 1 047 421.77. The decline centers on franchise taxes payable in October and November with most paid in October. Gasoline, vehicle, and electric taxes are not included.

Raleigh Motor Vehicle Bureau

Red Grangé Receives Over 100 Speaking Invitations

Since the opening of the fourb season Red Grangé has received over 100 invites to speak at athletic events. He has refused them all.

Red” Grangé

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Southern Lumber Men Broadway Highway Mary Philbin Pat O’malley Guilford County D. W. Griffith Royle Girl Chicago High Point Alvin Eley Cunningham Brick Company Cunningham Snow Lumber Co E. R. Lyon Seth Carolina Coolidge Carolina Industrial Electric & Machine Co Gloria Adolph Zukor Jesse L Lasky Swanson Allan Dwane Ford Sterling Gertrude Astor Lawrence Gray Garamount Hart Drug Co Wagger
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