Carolina Farmers in Fine Position Amid Optimistic Fed Bulletin
The Federal Reserve bulletin praises conditions in the fourth district with money plentiful in Richmond and Carolina farmers financially stronger. It notes high cotton prices, reduced fertilizer use, and potential crop risks from chemicals shortages, while rail and grain congestion affect exports and freight costs.
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Federal Reserve Board
Richmond
North Carolina
Fourth Reserve District
Carolinas
Seaboard
Norfolk Southern May Build A Large Depot In Charlotte
Norfolk and Southern may develop a passenger depot and a block of stores on North College Street in first ward with the temporary depot nearby. Plans hinge on monetary arrangements. A second item notes the old Crowley knitting mill may be rehabilitated as a mill by a Reidsville party, with a $50,000 option on the property owned by Miss Mary Crowley. The city also investigates electrolysis to assess its impact on water mains, with engineer F E Brownell conducting a survey to be finished in days.
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Charlotte
Norfolk and Southern
First Ward
North College Street
Sixth
College
Crowley
West Fourth Street
Reidsville
Mary Crowley
J. H. Crowley
W. EE. Wershart
Raleigh
E. R. Preston
KE. T. Cansler
Charlotte Bar
Wishart
Upchurch
Miss Wishart
Poteat Denounces Trinity College Painting Incident
Wake Forest President W L Poteat condemned the Trinity College campus painting incidents as indecent and criminal and warned that such college spirit harms intercollegiate athletics. He urged the faculty to take the right action at any cost to uphold standards.
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Wake Forest
W. L. Poteat
Trinity College
Charlotte
Nashville
Trinity
Raleigh
Foster
Atlantic Monthly
Blood kin share sorrows more than happiness
The saying notes that relatives usually console each other in grief rather than celebrate joys and never speak when grief is raw.
Americans urged to respect Japan amid racial prejudice
Dr. Robert E. Speer warned about deep Americans opposed to Japanese and urged respect between nations. He urged unity among church groups and cited U S acts in Asia while noting a High Point North Carolina bond election plan for street improvements and voter registration in early 1916.
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Philadelphia
Robert E. Speer
New York
Orient
Japan
Dr. Speer
Great Britain
Germany
Speer
William T. Ellis
Church Club
Protestant Episcopal Church
Baptists
Reformed Church
United Presbyterians
Society of Friends
Asia
China
Yuan Shi-kai
Yuan
Korea
Siam
Aliens swear to fight for United States in wartime
Camden Naturalization Court examined applicants this week. In a session led by Judge Boyle and Henry Shoemaker of the labor department, each questioned how they would act if the U S entered war with their homeland. Jacques Vandale of Belgium spoke of having no country but America.
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Philadelphia
Camden Naturalization Court
Boyle
Henry Shoemaker
Department of Labor
United States
Jacques Vandale
Belgium
Examiner Shoemaker
High Point to Vote on $50,000.90 Bond Issue in March
The City of High Point North Carolina will hold a bond election on March 7, 1916. Voters in all wards will decide whether to issue bonds totaling fifty thousand dollars and ninety cents to fund city improvements. The notice calls for qualified voters to participate in the decision.
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City of
High Point
N. C
General Assembly
Sam City
Southern Railway Schedule From Asheboro
Schedule notes No 142 trains at 7 05 a m No 156 at 12 15 p m and No 134 at 5 40 p m list of departures from Asheboro aboard Southern Railway shows three daily trains with specified times.
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Asheboro
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Nippon
L. J. Ingram
J. L. Sechrest
Third Ward
W. F. Brown
Fourth Ward
J. F. Hoffman
D. 8. Gurley
W. D. Simmons
C. M. Brown
A. B. Horney
W. G. Brown
J. S. Dennis
Z. M. Silman
Z. E Wagner
E. T. Hedrick
J. P. Myers
L. Parrish
N. M. Hodson
Jarrell Hotel
Main Street
Welch
Rankin Street
Southern Railway
Arctic
Coal Company
Banks of Commerce
Terests
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
Madame Cavalier Powdre
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