High Point Manufacturers See Strong Prospects in 1917
The article notes shipments from the city totaling 23 000 solid cars and 14 500 in 1915 as proof of ongoing demand. It reports manufacturers plan to boost machinery and output despite higher material costs, expecting 1917 to surpass 1916 and European peace boosting business.
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Secretaries Conference Sets Meeting for February 5
Officials from numerous North Carolina cities and chambers of commerce are listed as attendees including Mount Airy Mount Olive Murphy Nashville New Bern Norlina Roanoke Rapids Salisbury Rocky Mount Sanford Selma Siler City Smithfield Southport Statesville Tarboro Tryon Wadesboro Washington Waynesville Wilmington Winston-Salem and High Point. The note appears as a continuation of Page 1 coverage.
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Board of Trade
North Wilkesboro
B. W. Parham
Oxford
A. T. Bowler
Raleigh
John W. Dunn
Reidsville
R. L. Trowe
Roanoke Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Salisbury
G. R. Horne
Rocky Mount
D. B.teague
Sanford
Selma
M. J. Bolling
Siler City
Smithfield
C. L. Ste
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