Mud on High Point Streets Gets a Satirical Toss
A city column lampoons High Point mud as endless and tenacious calling it earth and water mixed. It jokes about floods of readers, Poe, Webster, and weather orders, and warns of the danger to children as paving delays, poverty, and grime persist.
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Noah
Webster
High Point
Jupiter Pluvius
Poe
Edgar Allen
Mr. Webster
Washington
The Tennessee Equal Suffrage Group Opens Annual Convention
Nashville delegates from every section gather for the Tennessee Equal Suffrage association as it aims to make Tennessee the first southern state to grant women full ballot rights. National officials and prominent leaders attend to boost momentum for the cause.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Tennessee Equal Suffrage Association
National Organization
Equal Franchise
Mass Meeting for Library in High Point Tonight
The Wo man’s club leads a 7:30 pm mass meeting at the school auditorium to rally support for a public library. Prominent residents will speak and local musicians perform as organizers push plans to fund and establish a city library serving all ages and boosting education and recreation.
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Woman’s Club
High Point
Woman's Club
America's Greatest Auto Show Opens Tomorrow
The seventeenth annual show under the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce opens at Grand Central Palace tomorrow afternoon and runs for a week. It features American manufacturers and a lineup of new cars mainly in the moderate price class.
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America
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Grand Central Palace
Condon
Paris
Berlin
Newport Lumber Company Wins Against Railroad
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in favor of Newport Lumber Company in its dispute with Atlantic and Western Railway. A reparations award sets a maximum rate of 22 cents per hundred pounds for crossties, replacing the former 26.5 per hundred. The case, filed over a year ago, involved overcharges on three carloads from Broadway to Wayne Junction, Penn.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Newport Lumber Company
Atlantic and Western Railway Company
Broadway
Wayne Junction
Penn
Thomasville Residents Build Sidewalks to Spur City
Residents on Main Street have begun constructing sidewalks themselves to prompt official action. The move is seen as a catalyst, with hopes that the city will soon start work on additional streets to enhance pedestrian safety.
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Thomasville
Main Street
Iredell County Men Fined For Affray In Statesville
Harden Lazenby and Cuthen Harpe, both of Iredell, were fined 20 dollars and costs after a trial before Mayor L C Caldwell for affray on Statesville streets two weeks earlier. Dorsett Fraley was found not guilty and both Lazenby and Harpe were put under a 250 dollar peace bond.
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Statesville
Harden Lazenby
Cuthen Harpe
Dorsett Fraley
Iredell
L. C. Caldwell
Lazenby
Harpe
Fraley
Kidney health praise from H H Adams in Springfield
An 87 year old Springfield man writes that a severe kidney trouble improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims the pills build up weakened kidneys and help rid the blood of acids and poisons and relieve bladder troubles, sold by Mann Drug Company.
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H. H. Adams
Springfield
Mann Drug Company
Sedition Winds Stir Deep in India as wartime unrest persists
AP dispatch from Simla notes India appears peaceful on the surface while seditious undercurrents run deep. Educated Indians seek peaceful reform within the empire, illiterate masses focus on daily needs, and sporadic local troubles risk rising into broader disturbances, with Punjab's past attempts highlighted.
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Associated Press
Simla
India
America
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
England
Punjab
Pacific
California
Oregoon
Local physician elected president of Guilford County Medical Society
Dr H W McCain of this city was chosen president of the Guilford County Medical Society at yesterday afternoon’s Greensboro meeting. The election was by ballot after a long afternoon of voting with strict constitutional rules. Dr McCain narrowly surpassed Dr W M Jones who became vice president, while Dr R A Schoonover was named secretary treasurer. The three delegates to the state medical society were elected: Dr J A Williams Dr C E Reitzel and Dr J T J Battle, with alternates Dr C W Moseley Dr Parran Jarboe and Dr W J Meadows.
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H. W. McCain
Guilford County Medical Society
Greensboro
W. P. Beall
Grensboro
McCain
W. M. Jones
Jones
R. A. Schoonover
State Medical Society
J. A. Williams
C. E. Reitzel
J. T. J. Battle
C. W. Moseley
Parran Jarboe
W. J. Meadows
Mortgage Sale Notice for High Point Property
W L White and wife default on mortgage. sale of Lot No 42 in Roland Park Co. plot High Point Guilford NC at Guilford County Courthouse on January 8 1917 at noon for cash to highest bidder. Trustee W J Armfield Jr mortgagee. Jan 4t.
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W. L. White
Guilford County
N. C
High Point
High Point Township
Roland Park Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Roland Park Co
W. J. Armfield, JR
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