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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
4
The snippet notes postal classification details for High Point North Carolina with mentions of Associated Press staff and telephonic connections. It includes an entry showing a 35.00 charge and a 2.50 fee, plus a 125 10 figure and historical post office registration under Congress 1872.
A Dallas head of a public service department is challenged by a young applicant arguing for a salary advance. The critic shows the arithmetic flaw by tallying days worked and days off in a year, concluding the Fourth of July leaves no work, thus undermining the claim.
A Washington dispatch discusses state troops meeting service on the Shexham, hopeful militiamen may return by Thanksgiving, and questions whether peace in the South Carolina campaign is genuine or merely relative to Mexican and European events.
The Cotton market opened steady with gains of 5 to 6 points and climbed 9 to 10 points early, October futures flicking to 13.13 and December to 12.32 as February notes show mixed strength. In New York trading Irregular early moves confined by narrow limits with copper issues, Union Pacific, New York Central and Erie rising slightly while Reading held firm later. Chicago reports spring crop rain lifting wheat futures with prices advancing before some pullback.
A focused clean up sale is scheduled for Saturday offering discounted items and limited stock. Shoppers are invited to visit during designated hours to take part in the bargain event.
A painter testifies that in his experience he has never seen the equal of a dense enamel appearance described as overs. The remark underscores the unusual finish observed in a painting or glaze.
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