Greensboro Keeps 1917 Baseball Franchise In North Carolina Circuit
Greensboro will again field a team in the North Carolina league during the 1917 season. John T. Rees and Leon J. Brandt will back the club, despite prior plans to retire. Laval has assembled players, with contracts signed, and the team will train at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina, where Laval serves as athletic director.
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Hig Point
Greensboro
North Carolina
Angels
John T. Rees
Leon J. Brandt
Rees
Mr. Brandt
Laval
Billy Lavel
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
Big Real Estate Deal Closed At Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem on January 23 reports a $110000 real estate deal closed in New York between Leak-Cobb Co and S H Kress Co. The Brown Rogers property will go to Kress while Leak-Cobb buys and develops the rest, with total expenditure above $110000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
New York
Leak-Cobb Company
S. H. Kress Company
Brown-Rogers Company
Kress
Bishop Rondthaler Heads to New York for Denominational Unity Meeting
Bishop Ed ward Rondthaler head of the Moravian church in the south departed Winston-Salem for New York to attend the committee on preparation meeting. About 200 men from all denominations nationwide will be present to discuss a movement toward unity among United States churches.
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Winston-Salem
Edward Rondthaler
Moravian Church
South
New York
United States
Tiny electric Mazda lamps fix in policemen helmets
In London, England, tiny electric Mazda lamps are mounted on police helmets to guide traffic at night, improving visibility for officers directing crowds and vehicles in dark streets.
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London
Eng
Drummer Finds Light Inside Drums Tightens Heads
A trap drummer reports that electric lights installed inside his drums keep moisture out and make the drumheads tight. He notes the lights also brighten his stage presence and may influence future percussion setups.
Re sale of Lot 21 in Block A of E A Bencini lands
Pursuant to a court order in the special proceedings Minnie Worth et al versus Lou Kaney Anderson guardian the sale will be cash on the premises to the highest bidder Saturday January 13 1917 at 2 oclock P M Lot 21 Block A E A Bencini lands bidding starts at 19470 dollars W P Ragan attorney Ed L Ragan commissioner
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Mason W. Gant
Guilford County
N. C
Minnie Worth
Lou Kaney Anderson
Guardian
E. A. Bencini
T. A. Bencini
W. P. Ragan
L. Ragan
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Stomach Cure
Advertises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming cures for gall stones ulcers auto intoxication yellow jaundice appendicitis and other stomach ailments. Proclaims thousands of stomach sufferers recovered and notes sale at Hart Drug Company and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Hart Drug Company
Cecil Case Decided In Favor Of Y F Cecil In Greensboro
The case of J A Cecil as administrator of Mrs Nancy Cecil was decided in favor of Y F Cecil and others in Greensboro on a Saturday. Attorneys Barnhart and Smith represented Y F Cecil while Bynum Strudwick Williams and Albertson represented J A Cecil. The suit sought $542 13 alleged to be owed from Mrs Cecil s estate division for eight children. One note of 180 and one of 188 from personal property sales were not divided to cover funeral expenses.
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J. A. Cecil
Nancy Cecil
Y. F. Cecil
Greensboro
Barnhart and Smith
Bynum, Strudwick, Williams and Albertson
Senator Cum mings pushes hour long peace policy debate
Washington January 23 Senator Cum mings Republican proposed a resolution to suspend other business until each senator can speak no more than an hour on the President's world peace policy. Chairman Stone of the foreign relations committee objected and action was deferred until tomorrow.
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Washington
Cummings
Senate
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Home Banking Company Reports Best Year Yet
The Home Banking Company presents a strong year with growth in deposits and undivided profits. A six percent annual dividend was paid, savings deposits nearly doubled, and the New Year Savings club attracted thousands of customers, boosting Christmas liquidity. Directors were re elected at the annual stockholders meeting.
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Banking Corporation
Savings Department
High Point
Ail
Home Bank Begins 1917 With Bright Prospects
Re elected the old officers and the bank starts off the year with the brightest prospects in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bank
Card of Thanks from the Gannaway Family
The Gannaway family thanks all who showed kindness during their bereavement. Special thanks to Mrs Dr Cox Mr and Mrs Joseph Cox Union Furniture Company and the hands for their support and sympathy. N M Gannaway and family.
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Gannaway
Dr. Cox
Joseph Cox
Union Furniture Company
Hands
N. M. Gannaway
Mortgage Sale Notice for Lot 42 in High Point Guilford County
By virtue of a mortgage deed dated November 6 1914 W L White and wife owe default and the undersigned will sell on January 8 1917 at 12 m at the Guilford County Courthouse door High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina to the highest cash bidder the land described as Lot No 42 on the Roland Park Company Plot Book 3 page 60 see deed Book 263 Roland Park Co to W L White This 8th day of December 1916 W J Armfield Jr Trustee Mortgagee Jaw 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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Bishop Rondthaler
Maystomach
Bank OF Commerce
the Welcome Bank
O. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
A. M. Rankin
G. A. Pollock
H. A. Millis
M. C. Crowson
The
Ing Company
the Rose Theatre
Mme. Petrova
Scarlet Woman
Metro
Supreme Apeal
William Fox
William Farnum
Rose Theatre
Aladdin Security
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Norfolk, Va
Richmond, Va
Charlotte, N.C
Charleston, W. Va
Charleston, N. C
University of Minnesota
Gilmer Bros.’ Company
Vacinity
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