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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1923
Page
4
A collage of 1917 era notes covers World War I fears and recruitment, Edison interviews, Prohibition talk, and social humor. It discusses oil magnates, horse versus auto trends, Broadway wildlife, and a senate probe into speculation. The piece reviews Lenroot farm loan plans and rural credit measures with calls for expanded markets and government aid.
The Washington outlook favors full approval of rural credit legislation this session. Senate passage of Lenroot and Cappel bills gains backing from the finance corporation and economists. House expected to approve. The bills seek to give farmers and livestock raisers access to capital on better terms and improve marketing conditions. The Cappel measure authorizes additional credit provisions.
J. C. Bouldin who ran a grocery on North Main street has closed the business. The building owned by John Pickett is being remodeled and will be rented for other purposes.
Sharon Dixie Steel Creek Huntersville and Black Creek vote to hold fairs in fall 1923 as part of rehabilitating the Mecklenburg Community Fair association.
A typewritten petition cannot be presented in the English house of commons and must be written. The rule emphasizes a compliant format for petitions to be considered by lawmakers.
A High Point reader urges strict censorship of school gossip before publication. The letter condemns wide circulation of sensational items, arguing that issues should be handled privately and not humiliate students teachers or the town. The writer praises the school paper but calls for gatekeeping by capable editors.
Velantine, a border rider, escorts Val Hannon after a dangerous pursuit as Lola Lolo of Leandra reappears with manipulative schemes. Velantine vows to redeem himself while Val remains steadfast, amid love and threat from a rival.
Winston-Salem reports city issues permits to construct two new school buildings at an approximate total cost of 200000 dollars. The projects mark a major expansion of local educational facilities.
The report covers sales from February 8 to 10 with Poplar and Gum items priced per M feet at shipping points. Poplar cross banding and center stock range from 8.00 to 27.50 per M feet with various thicknesses and drawer bottoms noted. Gum drawer bottom stock at 29.00 per foot.
Medical notes advise Calotabs as the first step to activate the liver for treating colds influenza and related symptoms. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water purport to purge the system by morning without salts or nausea, claiming full recovery and renewed appetite.
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