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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
4
The Enterprise discusses the surge in white paper costs due to the European war and outlines a policy shift to cover expenses without raising overall subscription rates. It proposes weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual advance payments, with five exceptions for prepaid subscribers after August 1.
Washington reports mobilization camps in 22 states will close as last National Guard units depart for the border. Recruits will be trained by regular army officers at designated posts such as Fort Meyer Virginia and DC Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and Fort Moultrie Charleston South Carolina under Major General Wood's order. General Weed notes guardsmen with dependents may request discharge only with proper corroboration and officer approval.
Cotton opened steady with futures at July 12.00 and October 13.11 while December touched 15.28 and 13.32 for January. Wheat in Chicago eased earlier on moisture relief and crop hopes with July at 1.03 and September around 1.05, then rebounded.
Camp Glenn July 8 The first regiment North Carolina national guard receives new uniforms and blankets as old gear is checked and issued to companies. Some recruits are not yet mustered and thirteen from the second regiment refuse to sign the roll drawing disapproval. Uncle Joe Cannon to address Greensboro crowd at Grand Opera House on Saturday night under Republican committee. Over 800 workers discharged from Liverpool factory to be replaced by invalided soldiers.
Mason ic notice for Numa. F. Red Judge announces regular communication by A. PF. and A. Mio on Monday night July 10 at 8 o'clock. Work in Fellowcraft degree.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for any failure to cure catarrh. Claims root cause in the blood and mucous surfaces, promising constitutional treatment and strength, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists at 750 Crewey Street.
Second Lieut J K Cecil and Sergt P B Perry arrived to recruit Company A in Lexington to restore strength after the Camp Glenn exams. Captain Leonard has 72 men and 3 officers. Major W H Phillips promotes W L Propst to sergeant major. A company member with a checkered past dodges a plow chase, later signs in, then claims illiteracy. Gen Zeb V Walser to convene Progressive state committee in Greensboro to preserve the party, while Davidson county hosts a Democratic convention July 29 to pick candidates. no Republican date set.
From the executive offices Governor Craix issues death warrants for Merrit Miller and Hardy Wiggins to die for the murder of Phillip Phillips in Graham County. The electrocutions are scheduled for August.
Hay fever afflicts thousands and asthma sufferers endure torture. Foley's Honey and Tat gives relief by clearing air passages, easing a rasping cough, and soothing. This wholesome family remedy contains no opiates a bottle tastes. For sale by Mann Drug Co.
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