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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1922

Page

10

Lausanne Fetes Its Winding Streets And Mountain Meetings

Lausanne daily life mixes grape hills with hotels and resorts as delegates roam a maze like city. The conference centers are scattered from Casino to Palace Hotel while cog rails and winding roads mislead travelers. Rival gatherings spark fear of losing treaty prestige to other lakeside venues.

Lausanne Japgeee Lake Leman Palace Hotel Hotel du Chateau Montreux Territet Vevey Egypt Arabia Mespotamia General Secretariat Rapollo Genoa

Texas Weighs New Constitution and Major State Reforms

A constitutional convention is urged to revise Texas laws including taxation education flood control highway rules and prison relocation. Leaders anticipate a 1876 constitution replacement plan and emergency funding for schools amid revenue shortages. Banking and insurance departments may separate. flood control and a soldiers bonus are topics for January.

Austin Texas General Revenue Banking and Insurance Department State Bankers Association Neff

State Highway Width Set at Sixty Feet

Chapel Hill December 22 Frank Page chairman of the state highway commission notified the Town Club the right of way along the Chapel Hill to Durham highway is sixty feet wide and ordered boundary lines removed. He added that the sixty foot width applies to all state highways except where buildings intrude within thirty feet of the center line, in which case a narrower strip is used.

Chapel Hill Frank Page State Highway Commission Durham Page

North Carolina State backs one year athletic rule for freshmen

Raleigh December 22 The Associated Press reports North Carolina State College officials endorse and will enforce the one year rule in athletics adopted two years before the Southern Intercollegiate Conference was formed Freshman teams coached separately receive more attention than varsity squads State cites improved academic aims and notes three year football championship history in 1920 and 1921 with mixed results in the latest season despite strong freshman prospects

Raleigh Associated Press North Gerelina State College Collee State Grid State North Carolina Southern Intercollegiate Conference

Battery Care Under Willard Standards

Battery service emphasis. The ad stresses keeping customers' batteries powered with Willard Standards care. It invites customers to visit and be shown how batteries are maintained to meet demand.

Uruguay drafts land tax bill to break up large estates

Montevideo November 10. Uruguayan Minister of Industries Dr Luis Caviglia proposes a sliding scale land tax on estates over 2000 hectares to force subdivision. Exemption possible if owners devote portions to agriculture dairying or stock breeding with specified standards and equipment. The bill goes to the National Council of Administration before congress.

Uruguay Montevideo Luis Cavigla Rivery Plate Dr. Caviglia National Council of Administration Congress

Alaskan Railroad Needs Feeder Lines for Growth

Anchorage report quotes General Wiles Pp Richardson stating the U S government railroads in Alaska require feed lines. He notes rail spur tracks and wagon roads would unlock mineral and agricultural lands adjacent to the line and support later colonization plans.

Anchorage Alaska United States Wiles Pp. Richardson Secretary of the Interior

Denton Man Attends Poultry Show in Town Visit

General Richardson stated the aim to settle and fully develop the country. T. Be Byerly of Denton attended the poultry show in town on Tuesday.

Richardson T. Be Byerly Denton

Crow Indians Name Foch Park at Crow Agency

The Crow Nation has named a park Foch Park at Crow Agency in Montana to honor Marshal Ferdinand Foch who was installed into the Crow Indian tribe on November 28, 1921. The designation was made by the Crow general council in Billings on December 23.

Boch Billings Mont Crow Agency Ferdinand Foch Foch

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Ausanne Seaqu HTS Cony Mar High Point Sheraton Garage East High Street Merry Christmas Tannenhaus, Ine Raleigh School College St Willard R.R Commonwealth High Point Ins. & Real Estate Ce Oman Moore Brothers W. Main St Thomasville, N. C Vierry Bradner York South Main Street Atlantic Bank & Trust Company J. A. Mizell
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