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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1931

Page

6

Budget Maintains Bill Sets Salary Cuts Across State

Raleigh January 15 The budget maintenance bill introduces a 10 percent salary reduction for state officials and general assembly members as the main hurdle for passage. It outlines the general fund at about 17 million yearly, highway funds at over 21 million, and agriculture at 382 834 yearly, with tax levy implications for counties and towns.

J. C. Baskerwill Raleigh Appropriations Committee Appropriations C. Max Gardner General Assembly General Fund University of North Carolina State College State Highway Commission Department of Agriculture Advisory Budget Commission Budget Commission

First Locomotive in America: the Best Friend of Charleston

On January 15, 1881 the Best Friend, America’s first locomotive, appeared on the Baltimore and Ohio line. Designed by Adam Hall and built at West Point foundry New York City, it featured a vertical tubular boiler and wheels between boiler and cylinders. A second engine, the De Witt Clinton, built in 1831, mirrored the design with improvements and ran on the Mohawk and Hudson line.

America Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Best Friend Adam Hall West Point Foundry New York City de Witt Clinton

Boy Reclaims Gullies With Locust Seedlings

Ralph Suggs a 16 year old 4 H club boy on his father’s farm planted 400 black locust seedlings last spring and 385 survived a check shows. Extension agent R W Graeber notes locusts will hold soil and promote grass growth while fixing nitrogen like clover and alfalfa.

Gastonia Ralph Suggs R. W. Graeber The State College Graeber

Tiny Twins Sue Grandpa For 150000 In Chicago Suit

Nine month old Patsy and June Woyton sue their grandfather Stanley Woyton the Chicago contractor for 150000 alleging he induced their father to abandon them and their mother the suit filed through their mother Mrs Max Woyton who is pictured with the twins.

Stanley Woyton Chicago Patsy June Woyton Max Woyton

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National Biscuit Company Uneete Bakers Baltimore Homewood J. H. Brown Arlington Avenue North State Telephone Co Idate Boy NEA High Point N. C S. Main Street Kester Furniture Co Buster Brown I, Miller and Matrix South Main Street Buster Brownbilt Quality Shoe Store
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