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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1916
Page
4
The document lists W. Keener as managing editor and J. P. Rawley as business manager with contact options via North States Phone Call No. 12 and Bell Telephone Connection.
The Journal of the American Institute of Architects analyzes the 49 towns that received $50,000 postoffs. Average population 3,180. many towns show mismatches between size and cost. Examples include McComb Mississippi and Basin Wyoming, with conflicting growth and mail needs. Some towns grew poor or declined yet kept post offices. The piece criticizes political influences in public spending.
Voters of High Point NC are informed the city council calls an election for March 7 1916 to decide on issuing bonds totaling 50000 and to submit the matter to qualified voters as per the city resolution presented. The notice covers all wards and outlines election procedures and bond details.
Marguerite Clark headlines the Broadway program with The Crucible a five reel Photoplay from Famous Players on Paramount. The dramatic tale follows Jean Fanshaw a high spirited daughter wrongfully accused after a prank leads to a reform school sentence.
The cotton market opened irregularly with early gains on March but soon slipped two points. Prices edged up briefly in early trading and futures closed steady with January at 12.19 and March 12.33, May 12.57, July 12.71, October 12.71, December 12.85. A narrative segment ends with a tale of a woman who escapes punishment, returns, and experiences love and happiness alongside an artist she befriends.
Rebels in Yunnan province defeated government troops and are advancing northward toward the region, signaling a significant victory in the ongoing conflict.
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