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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1922

Page

5

How Are My Little Babies Getting On Tribute

Dr Royal M Whitenack of Newark New Jersey died of meningitis contracted in his pediatric practice His last words asked about the wellbeing of his young patients The piece extols unselfish faith and humane service before turning to a column on Glencoe Minnesota cooperative enterprise Its collapse after abolishing middlemen is blamed on restricted opportunity and a population drain The article argues for open competition and varied employment to sustain wealth and progress A railroad crossing safety issue in High Point North Carolina contrasts with Greensboro measures urging action to prevent accidents

Royal M. Whitenack Newark N. J Minnesota Glencoe Chesla C. Sherrock Farmers’ Cooperative Association Cgiencoe McLeod County Minneapolis Sherlock Mr. Sherlock Wacher

High Point Named Dry Capital as Easter Weather Bets

The text notes High Point aims to be the dry capital of the state with public safety notes and a sanitary survey showing over forty inns and cafes. It mentions a police census for Greensboro and cites risks from wood alcohol. The overall tone links holidays to civic planning and local urban imagery.

Greensboro High Point Salisbury

Local Post Office Hires Highlight Month’s Heroes

Employment push boosts community work as Henry Forg outlines plans to provide jobs for every man, signaling a smoother path to national leadership and a more active post office role in local economy.

Henry Forg White House

Southern Railway crossing guards urged after collision

In High Point a car was struck by a passing locomotive at the busy Main street crossing. The driver escaped injury, but the unguarded crossing prompts calls for improved safety measures from the Southern Railway, which has left the crossing unwatched for months.

High Point Southern Railway

College Offers A Poultry Course In January

Raleigh December 26 The North Carolina State College will run a short poultry husbandry course January 8 to 19 alongside winter studies for farmers who cannot attend longer terms. Tuition is free. board and lodging are the only costs. The program covers housing, feeding, incubators, brooders, grading, packing, and cooperative marketing, with emphasis on selecting high producing birds and breeding for better offspring.

Raleigh North Carolina State College B. F. Kaupp Kemp

Judge Oliver H. Allen Retires After Forty Years on North Carolina Bench

Kinston NC Dec 26 The Associated Press reports Judge Oliver H. Allen the longtime North Carolina superior court judge retires January 2 1923 after forty nine years in the judiciary With a career spanning multiple district terms he reflects on punishments education and court delays He questions capital punishment and urges felony charges for a first whisky offense. He was born 1850 in Wake County and practiced law in Kinston before entering public service.

Kinston N. G Associated Press Oliver H. Allen North Carolina Allen Wake County William A. Allen Duplin County William J. Honstons Old Groove S. W. Clement R. W. Willard Trinity R. W. Tattle B. G. Fower E. T. S3ovkin Elias Carr Alien Sixth Judicial District Daniel L. Russell Fifth District R. B. Glenn Locka ‘Raig Supreme Court Duplin Tilde-Vanec Superior Court

Critique of socialism and the burden on strong posts

The author argues socialism lacks structural strength. It relies on strong posts to stand, but socialism removes those posts and risks collapsing under its own weight. The piece suggests distributing costs without profit harms others and undermines those who create value.

Red Cross Packs 42 Christmas Gift Sacks for Ex-Service Men

Forty two sacks filled with candy nuts and other goodies were prepared at the Red Cross office for ex service men in hospitals. Twenty five go to Oteen and sixteen to Durham hospital wards. Each man receives wool socks with a sock containing treats and a tiny Santa Claus tied with red ribbon.

Durham Red Cross Oteen Santa Claus Kiwanis Club

Offer Course in Farm Dairying at State College

Beginning January 8 for ten days the animal husbandry department at State College offers a special winter course in practical agriculture for busy dairy farmers. Tuition is free with lectures and demonstrations on dairy management feeding milk testing and dairy facilities. A competitive dairy cattle judging contest will award a purebred Jersey bull calf to the winner.

State College Animal Husbandry Department

Camp’s All America picks exclude the South in first team

Walter Camp names a strong eleven with seven eastern players and three from the middle west, omitting the South from the first team. Kirk and McMillen face debate, while Thomas of Chicago gains a first team tailback spot amid western praise and eastward criticism.

Walter Camp Aelamerica South America Middle West Camp Kirk McMillen Illinois Weller Nebraska Sack Pittsburg Thomas Princeton Ove Oked Reskeulion Bomar Atein Barron Seeeml Red Robots Locke John Thomack

Old Fort Forms New American Legion Post

A new American Legion post for Old Fort North Carolina is under formation led by Dr T Bucighton a Hornets Nest member. The Sand Hills post plans a peach blossom carnival in April and works on reform of license laws while expanding membership across North Carolina to support veterans and communities.

Department of North Carolina Old Fort N. C T. Bucghton American Legion Hornets Nest Southern Pines Sand Hills Jack's W. W. Cowgill Theg Cowgill Max Backer Cote

Danville Woman Named Assistant Cashier at Bank

Sadie Haskins elected assistant cashier at American National Bank Danville Virginia first woman banking official in the state. She has served at the bank for several years and will assume duties in January.

Danville Sadie Haskins American National Bank Royal Institution

Railroad Abandons ten mile Washington Line in Ohio

The state utilities commission approved the Marietta and Vincent railroad to abandon its ten mile line in Washington. The action takes effect at midnight on December 11 after the road requested authority, citing financial losses.

Columbus Ohio State Utilities Commission Marietta and Vincent Wailroad Washington Onti Ihoney

Farmer struck by .22 rifle bullet in field near Randall

John Hanson, a farmer near Randall, was hit in the foot by a .22 caliber rifle bullet while husking corn in his field. He did not see the hunter and only felt a sharp pain before realizing the injury.

Randall Kay Dee John Hanson

Virginia Woman Sails to Wisconsin for Heirloom Estate

Mrs. Mary W. Adams, who came from New York to work in a Danville department store and recently moved to Bassett, Virginia, travels to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin to claim a $500,000 estate left by a recently deceased brother.

Danville, Va Mary W. Adams New York Bassett Fond du Lac Wis

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