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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
3
Raleigh January 3 Insurance Commissioner Young endorses cities or counties owning and training bloodhounds to track criminals and deter crime. He suggests other breeds can be trained when bloodhounds are scarce, and notes police dogs have proven value in larger cities.
Fayetteville moves to renew a proposal related to an ongoing water and training project. President Tatton plans to present a nearly identical offer to the city council, seeking 2,800 unspecified units of land or water rights conveyed to the camp board.
Winston Salem Titan has postponed its opening to January 16 to share coal with those less fortunate, as college authorities call it a patriotic duty.
The Bankhead National Highway Association honors selected leaders as life members from Virginia and North Carolina. Inductees include K K Kvland Lynchburg Virginia. Livers Charlotte NC. S Freeman Oak Ridge NC. CoM Vaustory Greensboro NC. Watt Reidsville NC. W R Leach Spry NC. The association is an incorporated body with limited membership.
Camp Sevier, Greenville D C January 3 A grateful Southern Textile exposition audience awards a loving cup to the military band for their music during the expo period. The presentation was made by prominent officers and local officials.
An advisory board of trustees elected by the operatives manages the plan. Every employee with six months or more receives a free policy and a New Year present. The fund provides up to £10 weekly during bereavement and £50 cash on death. Annual meetings discuss the Pieda loan association and Wachovia Bank involvement on January 16.
Raleigh readers learn Food Administrator Henry A. Page will remove violators from business and classify profiteers as suspects. The plan includes publishing price lists to aid consumers and stern penalties for hoarding or large purchases harming home supply and war effort.
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