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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1916
Page
4
The article notes that federal pensions to Southern states total about 15 million dollars each year. It lists state totals from Kentucky to Florida, with Louisiana and Mississippi among the larger beneficiaries, and mentions 1,500 South Carolinians receiving pensions.
The piece discusses Carranza's pursuit of the bandit Villa Vella, noting Villa's Mexico access and the challenge of capture, while also mentioning political opinions in London and Berlin, a possible U S Supreme Court appointment, and a cot ton market decline with futures trading futures pointing lower amid hedging and census data.
A crowd estimated at 3,000 filled the Charlotte auditorium for the fourth session of the North Carolina conference for social services. Clergy and citizens attended mass meetings and district sessions at Dilworth and Belmont as Dr. William M. Vines presided and speakers Dr. Walter L. Lingle and Dr. William Poteat addressed themes on church social service and Christian progress. The conference also heard from A. W. McAlister and other leaders predicting a strong gathering.
Chicago reports a bearish start as Anglo French aid and lower Argentina rates weigh on wheat. Cold crop belt forecasts fail to materialize while renewed export buying sparks a late rally after May contracts at about 1.31 and July near 1.25.
Special notice declares Adler-i-ka the exclusive High Point agent for buckthorn bark glycerine mix. The remedy is touted as a thorough bowel cleanser for appendicitis relief and claims instant action with no gripping effects.
Tax notice to citizens and taxpayers states tax books for 1915 are at 109 East Washington Street and invites paying taxes. Dated 12-23-30 by J. L. Parrish, D. S.
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