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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1916

Page

6

Many Permits To Build Were Issued In City In November

In November High Point Mayor FE. K. Ingram, city building inspector, issued 32 construction permits totaling 89548 with two major projects: a two story Carrick avenue residence at 1400 dollars and a Reid street hosiery mill factory at 1500 dollars.

FE. K. Ingram High Point Carrick Avenue A. G. Leeman High Point Buggy Company Reid Street J. C. Welch North Main Street R. G. Lassiter and Company West Green Street R .P. Goolsby Grimes Street M. L. Grimes W. E. Keiger Cassaday Street Beady Alford East Broad Street William Webb East Street E. Powell Tate Street Jessie Newton English Street D. H. Parnell Centennial Avenue J. O. Conner Washington Street M. J. Hill Fairview Street F. A. Snow East Russell Street F. H. ©. Fields High Street W. T. Kirkman Monthen Avenue A. P. Samuel M. Stroud Hamilton Street T. W. Blackwelder P. E. Jarrell Elm Street H. Petty Richardson Street

Migration of the Negro Being Fought

Atlanta reports mass meetings by negro leaders and white economists to halt a northern migration of black workers. An estimated 100000 had left the South since last summer amid allure of high wages. Claims of hardship in cold northern weather and failed plans of agents are noted as southern employers fear cotton labor shortages next season.

South Montgomery Ala Alabama

High Point real estate cash deals set record in Greensboro

A Saturday stream of cash transactions in Greensboro involved High Point property worth about $111 500. E Sternberger bought two parcels from J Isaacson and J Goldstein for 50000, including a corner lot with brick buildings. Millis and Ragan property on South Main changed hands for 30000 with an extra 31500 sale of two store buildings to Isaacson and Goldstein.

High Point Real Estate Greensboro High Point Enetich Millis and Ragan South Main Street E. Sternberger Millis and Ragan FE. Sternberger H. A. Millis Mr. Millis I. Isaacson J. Goldstein Office of Register of Deeds W. PB. Bank S. J. Stern Hairess Register of Deeds Cuiliford County

Monroe Man Shot in Neck While Hunting

Monroe, Dec 4. While hunting rabbits Bob Thunderberg was shot in the neck by a gun in his brother’s hands. The gun was discharged prematurely. The wound is not serious.

Monroe Bob Thunderberg

Government Opens Two Game Preserves and Increases Bird Reserves

The Biological Survey reports 67 bird reservations and several big game preserves including Montana Bison Range Wind Cave Niobrara Elk Refuge and Sullys Hill. Niobrara now houses buffalo and elk while Big Lake in Arkansas adds a new bird reserve.

Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Montana Bison Range Wind Cave South Dakota Niobrara Reservation Nebraska Elk Refuge Wyoming Sullys Hill North Dakota Niobrara Big Lake Arkansas

Fo ley Kidney Pills Endorsed by Bank VP Norrell in Cottonwood

T J Norrell vice president of the Bank of Cottonwood Texas writes that he has received relief and recommends Foley Kidney Pills to anyone with kidney trouble. Kidney trouble manifests as worry aches pains soreness stiffness and rheumatism. For sale by Mann Drug Company.

T. J. Norrell Bank of Cottonwood Tex Foley Mann Drug Company

Teachers Must Teach Health In North Carolina Schools

Robert H. Wright of Greenville, president of the North Carolina Teachers assembly in Raleigh, urged public school teachers to teach public health and community health. He praised progress in disease prevention and called for health education to reach every child through schools. he cited mosquito control, yellow fever, malaria, and the decline of diseases like whooping cough and measles as reasons for urgent health instruction.

Robert H. Wright Greenville North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly Raleigh Wright

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Park Smith J. P. Redding B. T. Powell East Commerce Street A. G. Lamonds R. L. Loflin Spring Street R. F. Pierce Park Street Tomlinson Chair Company Navy Associated Press Atlanta North Main Bec High Point Enterprise President Wright Cman Eae
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