High Point approves Rankin and High Street paving district
City Council declares Rankin Street from East Russell to High Street and High Street from Elwood Hotel to Hamilton Street an improvement district. R. G. Lassiter & Co. to pave with Bitulithic on a 5 inch concrete base, grant four fifths of cost to be assessed to abutting property owners, with water and sewer connections by August 1, 1922. Notes 30 property owners, 20 signers, majority met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
High Point
N. C
Rankin Street
East Russell
High Steet
High Street
Elwood Hotel
Hamilton Street
R. G. Lassiter & Co
E. Russell
East Russell Street
Milton Silver
B. E. Moore
G. Barbee
A. EE. Tate
Rae eSey ” Ia
Snow Lumber Co
SRS
Jd. Elwood Cox
First Reformed Church
L. Parrish
A. D. Barnes
J. W. McAnally
First Presbyterian Church
Son
Fuarn
S & Ee Ie
A. Sherrod
A Stanton
Op. E. Richardson
Penny & Wrenn
Mrs
B. A. Bencini
Steele A & Weich
Bascom Hoskins
Steele
E. A. Bencini
R Parker
C Public Service Co
E. M. Brower
Elm Street Improvement District Created in High Point
The City Council of High Point establishes an Elm Street improvement district from Broad to Howell Streets. R G Lassiter & Co. to pave with Old Bitulithe and sheet asphalt on a concrete base, with granite curbing and 24 inch gutter, funded by assessments on abutting property owners and water sewer connections, due in cash or ten annual installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
High Point
N. C
Elm Street
Broad and
Howell Streets
R. G. Lassiter & Co
Broad Street
Howell Street
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Scaramouche and Aline in a Quiet Terrace Moment
Andre-Louis and Aline confront past betrayals on Meudon terrace as he reveals love displaced ambition. Aline admits concern for him, and their shared confession leads to a fragile reconciliation while M de Ker sadiou observes them. The scene foreshadows future loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de la Tour d’Argyr
Mile. de Kersadiou
Austria
Andre-Louis
Meudon
Aline
Scaramouche
Andre
M. de la Tour
Ion
Bois
M. de Kereadiou
Lexington Council Votes to Refund Erroneous Taxes
At a Lexington town council meeting steps were taken to refund about $1,000 in erroneous taxes to the Rockbridge National Bank and the Peoples National Bank. The circuit court of Rockbridge recently ordered refunds of about $2,000 for the First National Bank and the Farmers Deposit and Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Rockbridge National Bank
Peoples Natonal Bank
Th First National Bank
Farmers’ Deposit & Savings Bank
Circuit Court of
Rockbridge
Short-sightedness More Common in Cities Than Country
The article notes that more short-sighted people are found in urban areas than in rural regions. It mentions the greyhound as one of the oldest dog breeds, implying a contrast with urban life.
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R. L. Pickett
Ciy
Howell St
Owigr
Chris Bombalis
Chas Kephart
H. Johnson
Elm &T Schoo
Fowle
R. S. Smith
Harris
L. Harris
Harry Fine
Chase
Mrs. R. Chares
Trocery
Frank Dalton
Pires
Alexander
Mr Youris
Delia Barker
Leotlin
Simmons
mimmMmons Ik
Koi
Cash
Thacker’s
Washington Street
FORD
H. J. Hoover
English Street
DAVIS
Auto” Care
Overland Automobile
Call
J. R. Jones
Raymond & Benner
Flint and
Taylor Streets
Brante
West Russell Street
City
Union Furniture Co
M. Skull
Orpheum Theater
E. T. A. Care Enterprise
RE. A. D
Enterprise
W. Commercce Street
Lone Life
Universal Chemical Co
Moore Bros
Thomasville, N. C
H. Harrig & Bro
D. R. Raper
Commerce Street
English
Lindsay
Chas
M. Brown
Broad St
Summit Avenue
R. EE. Jones
Wachovia Bank
R. I. Jones
Oakhill
L. Kennedy
Route 5
J. E. Carrigan
Burlington
Sta. C
Los Angeles
Cal
Victor
Brunswick Records
Geo. F. Alexander
Music House
N. Main Street
Main Street
Barker Brothers
Greensboro
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
Thacker's
Glover and
Sides Lashmit's Shoe Store
E. P. DeLong
W. BE
Joe
Miss Crowe
S. Main Street
Overman
CALIA
Will. Bell
Byrd
Edwards Business College
R. E. Andrews
Craven
N. Main St
Industrial Electric Co
National Machine and Electric Building
GLOBE
Wear Store
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