Cocksure Youths And Odd Snatches From Daily Life
A miscellany mixes verses about youthful certitude with quips on society and current events. Snippets mention a new Russian ambassador Ughet, jokes about clean movies, a boxer’s divorce, and various wry observations on education, politics, and culture.
High Point Fire Alarm Sparks Spectator Stampede
A fire alarm on a Monday night drew crowds along south Main Street as vehicles sped for front-row seats. The writer advocates extending city boundaries to include outskirts for shared services and future growth, proposing a prize for the first car to arrive at a fire.
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High Point
North Carolina grows as year round resort hub
The UNC News Letter highlights mountains east and Sandhills as three chief assets drawing visitors. Pinehurst and Asheville dominate winter tourism with about 20 000 visitors seasonally, while Moore County’s resort economy exceeds income from crop farming.
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University of North Carolina News
Sandhills
Asheilie
Pinehurst
Asheville
Formr
Moore County
High Point Needs City Planning For Growth And Parks
The piece argues High Point should adopt a formal city plan now to support future growth. It urges aligning manufacturing districts with zoning, limiting industrial spillover, extending park land, cleaning wooded edges, eliminating Main street rail crossings, and extending city limits with affordable park creation and improved public spaces.
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High Point
Main Street
North Carolina Builds a Motor Car Culture in 1921
Editorial notes North Carolina housed 75 million dollars in car value and four million more in cars and campus improvements in 1921. The article compares U.S. car ownership to global totals, highlights regional declines, and argues strong state investment boosts college culture alongside a booming automobile economy.
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University News Letter
United States
British Isles
Great Britain
Canada
France
Germany
California
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Minnesota
Montana
South Dakota
Kansas
Wyoming
Brown Handles Cotton Shipments for North Carolina Co op
Raleigh July 26 B F Brown chief of the North Carolina division of markets and state warehouse superintendent has become manager of the cotton department of the North Carolina Cotton Growers Co operative Association He will oversee warehousing transport classification and insurance for about 400 000 bales signed up for sale this season The move leverages his long experience with state licensed cotton warehouses and knowledge of U S warehouse acts All cotton from association members will be warehoused promptly after ginning samples sent to the Raleigh classing department for grading and growers notified of bale grades
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Raleigh
B. F. Brown
North Carolina Divison of
North Carolina Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association
Cotton Association
Brown
North Carolina
Sveral
Texas
Empire State
Co‘on Association
Piedmont Baptists Convene 29th Annual Session at Glenola
The Piedmont association of the Baptist State Convention meets for a two day session at Glenola Baptist Church along the Ashboro railway. Delegates from 39 churches attend with reports on membership and finances. Dr. Charles E. Maddry state secretary will speak. program spans devotional services, orphanage, home missions, temperance, education, and woman’s work with adjournment Friday afternoon. Clarence A. Smith of First Baptist is moderator.
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Piedmont Association of the Baptist State Convention
Glenola Baptist Church
Ashboro
Piedmont Baptist Association
Guilford County
Assation
J. E. Lanier
Baptist
Charles E. Maddry
Lanier
J W. Hilliard
Pr. Co. Downs
Home Missions
A. Wayland Cooke
W. J. Goode
Ss. L Morgan
C. M. Strickland
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Mason
Ray
E. Steverts
I. P. Frazier
Biblical Recorder
EB White
Temperance
Re. BD. Covington
J. W. Rose
A. EB. Tate
Phillips
F. Deloath
S. A. Rhyne
Co. V. Brooks
Clarence A. Smith
First Baptist Church
U S Marshals Clash With Sympathizers in San Bernardino
In San Bernardino California July 25 an incident during a strike action led to an appeal for 25 more U S marshals after attackers fired on a Santa Fe passenger train carrying 29 workers. Deputies drew their pistols and two marshals were knocked down. one man was arrested.
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San Bernardino
Cal
O.S. Greenwood
Santa Fe
Interfering With Mails Hearing Set in Augusta
Sven white men including striking railway shopmen will appear before U S Commissioner C J Skinner in Augusta to answer a charge of interfering with the movement of the United States mails. Charles D Russell assistant district attorney will travel from Savannah to represent the government.
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Augusta
United States
C. J. Skinner
Charles D. Russell
Savannah
Salisbury Man Dies in Houston Texas
Charles Kluttz 45 a Salisbury native and undertaker died in Houston Texas from a brain blood vessel rupture. He leaves a widow and seven children with several relatives in Raleigh. He was connected to the Wright family and formerly operated a business in Salisbury before moving for his health. He will be shipped home for burial and burial plans pending arrival.
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Salisbury
Charles
Kluttz
Houston
Texas
Raleigh
Raleigh, Where Mr. Kluttz
Mr. Kluttz
George A. Kluttz
George W. Wright
Store and Mill Burned Near Zion Lutheran Church
A fire reported near Zion Lutheran church burned a storehouse and mill with stock valued at $2,000 to $2,500. The property belonged to Calvin Pitts and Gaither Whiener owned the goods. The blaze started on the upper floor and its origin is undetermined.
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Secnmeen Eientie
Hickory
Zion Lutheran Church
This County
Calvin Pitts
Gaither Whiener
Charges Dismissed Against Internal Revenue Collector
Atlanta July 26 Charges of attempted assault against Josiah V. Rose collector of internal revenue for this district were dismissed when the prosecuting witness a former woman employee in his office failed to appear at the preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Colquitt Carter.
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Atlanta
Josiah V. Rose
Internal Revenue
Oftee
United States
Colquitt Carter
Free Tuberculosis Clinic Set for Rowan County August
Salisbury July 26 Dr Spruill connected with the state sanatorium for tuberculosis will conduct a free tuberculosis clinic in Rowan county August 8 to 19 according to County Health Officer Armstrong. Dr Spruill expects to conduct ten examinations each day.
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Salisbury
Spruill
Rowan County
Armstrong
Costs to Maintain Allied Soldiers in War Effort
At current exchange rates the annual cost to keep a American soldier is 2000 dollars. A English soldier costs 1350 dollars per year and a French soldier costs 376 dollars annually.
New Jersey Primary Contests Center on Prohibition and Utilities
In Newark on July 25, New Jersey sets September 26 for statewide primaries. Senator Frelinghuysen seeks renomination in a race with George Record. prohibition remains central. Governor Edwards faces no primary challenge. Democratic candidates include Judge Silzer and Commissioner Tuttle with distinct positions on Volstead Act reform and utilities. Runyon runs unopposed for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, backing tighter holding company controls and changes to street trolley fares.
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Newark
N. J
United States
New Jersey
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
George L. Record
Jersey City
Walter E. Page
Frelinghuysen
Tariff Commission
Senate
Record
Edward J. Edwards
Edwards
George 8. Silzer
Circuit Court
William E. Tuttle
Silzer
Democratic State Organization
Tuttle
William N. Runyon
Home Bureau Day at Farm Convention in Raleigh
Delegates from North Carolina home bureau groups gather for three day convention in Raleigh starting August 2 with joint sessions for men and women. Mrs Jane S McKimmon leads county agents as Mrs Charles Schutter speaks on women’s progress. Demonstrations cover clothing canning gardens poultry and home comfort with plays, discussions, and a Raleigh Community Players performance The railroads offer reduced rates and dormitory meals are available Nearby lodging and towels are provided.
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Raleigh
Home Bureau
Farm Women's Convention
Jane S. MckKimmon
Charles Schutter
Farmington, Mo
North Carolina
Mfs
Schutter
Raleigh Community Players
Oak Hall
Wounded man dies from injuries in Concord fight
D N Cato dies in Concord hospital from injuries believed to be inflicted by George Barringer during a Saturday night fight near the public square. A coroner's jury ruled Cato died from blunt force trauma to the head and Barringer is jailed awaiting further action.
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Concord
D. N. Cato
Inuries
George Barringer
Barringer
Cato
Brown Family Reunion At Granite Quarry Grows Large
In Salisbury on July 26 the Brown family reunion, one of Rowan county’s largest annual gatherings, is held at Granite Quarry. Descendants of Michael Brown honor the old rock house that once served as his home as they meet each year in this ongoing family organization.
Dover Resignation Accepted by President Harding
Washington July 25 President Harding accepted the resignation of Elmer Dover of Tacoma Washington as assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of internal revenue and customs the White House announced today.
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Dover
Washington
Harding
Elmer Dover
Tacoma
Wash
Treassury
Internal Revenue and Customs
White House
Gaston County Singing Convention Set for Belmont
The Gaston County Singing convention will be held all day in the East Belmont school auditorium on Sunday July 30. All singers in Gaston county are invited to attend.
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Belmont
Gaston County
East Belmont School
Berlin Resumes Prewar Diplomatic Center Postwar Posts
Berlin is rapidly restoring its pre war status as a diplomatic and consular hub with 91 posts now representing US and other nations. About 2,000 diplomatic personnel include United States Russia and Afghanistan as top inaugurators.
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Berlin
Byu Mail
United States
Russia
Afghanistan
Legation of
Siam
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hamburg
Austro-Hungary
Spain
Turkey
Luxemburg
San Domingo
Paraguay
Great Britain
Civitan Ladies Night Planned At Sheraton Hotel
High Point Civitan club invites wives and lady friends as guests for the August meeting at the Sheraton hotel. A joint session with Winston-Salem and Greensboro Civitan clubs is set for Dunlap Springs on Thursday, August 3.
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High Point Civitans
Sheraton Hotel
Civitans
Dub
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Dunlap Springs
Notice to creditors in Skaldanes vs Phillips case
State of North Carolina Guilford County Superior Court case Peter Skaldanes vs Samuel Phillips and Agatela Drakoulakos issues notice to Liberty Candy Kitchen creditors. They must file verified claims within ten days or the receiver will be discharged from liability per court order dated July 11 1922. J Allen Austin Receiver.
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State of North Carolina
County of Guilford
tiIn
Peter Skaldanes
Samuel Phillips
Agatela Drakoulakos
Paries
Liberty Candy Kitchen
J. Allen Austin
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