Largest realty transfer recorded in High Point
The Wharton office reports a $17,000 deed for land on Rankin Street in High Point described as part of jot 12 in High Point plots. Transfers also include J. W. Hobbs to Joseph Arlich in Gilmer township and nine additional lots across Oak Ridge and Morehead townships with nominal sums and other considerations.
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RK HH. Wharton
Register of Deeds
Sigh Point
Rankin Street
High Point
C. Clark
Charles W. Evans
Mr. Wharton
J. W. Hobbs
Joseph Arlich
Gilmer Township
L. T. Barber
A. Bowen
Oak Riddge Township
J. T. Ryan
Virginia Ryan
Poplar Street
T. H. Wright
J. Goldstein
A. Shiffman
Greensboro
J. M. Brady
T. 8. Potter
Morehead Township
D. P. Lemons
G. W Lester
Oak Ridge Township
W. W. Hunter
E. L. Clemmons
Morehead
A. D. Beal
C. C. Stack
Summer Township
Odd Happenings in Daily News Reports
News briefs from Washington and local scenes describe unusual incidents. A New York woman shot by her husband after socializing with other men refuses to accuse him. A Waterford man’s shell used as a door weight explodes, killing eight children. Stowaways from Russia face deportation and threaten suicide to avoid Bolshevik return. A Maiden man punished by a judge for horse neglect is ordered to live in the stable. In Jacksonville, striking shopmen tied to Seaboard Airline and Jacksonville Terminal face federal injunctions against interference with property or workers.
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Washington
New York
Margaret Maher
Own
N. Y
Russia
Jacksonville
Fla
Seaboard Airline Railway
Jacksonville Terminal Company
Henry D. Clayton
Florida East
Auto drivers show caution at Dixie highway crossings
Louisville July 28 drivers on three Dixie highway crossings in Kentucky were observed by the Southern railway safety department. A March check found 57 percent looked both ways and 25 percent stopped to check for trains. One quarter crossed without precautions and 28 percent crossed at speeds over twenty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Safety Department of the
Southern Railway System
Dixie Highway
Cromeee
Sore
Notice of Partial Redemption for Victory Notes 1922 1923
Notice to holders of 4 3 4 percent Victory Notes that A to F prefixed numbers are called for redemption on December 15 1922 under Treasury Circular No 138 1919. Interest ceases on that date. G to L prefixed notes remain due May 20 1923. Details in Treasury Circular No 299 1922 from Treasury or Federal Reserve banks.
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United States of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Victory
Division of Loans & Currency
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
No Rest No Peace Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement
High Point resident Mrs. H. L. Nance recounts suffering backache and kidney trouble. She says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her pain and regulated her kidneys after using them from Greene Drug Co. in High Point. Price is four dollars at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Dean
H. L. Nance
Willotbrook Street
Doan
Greene Drug Co
Care at railroad crossings urged in public warning
A Southern issued statement stresses cautious crossing as 37 percent look one direction and 6 percent ignore care. It urges motorists to check for trains before crossing tracks and to heed the nationwide warning "Cross Crossings Cautiously" to avoid danger.
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Southern
Indiana Operators Refuse Joint Conference with Miners
TERRE HAUTE Ind July 28 Indiana operators say they will not meet miners in any conference except one for the state of Indiana and reject President Lewis over tures for a joint conference H H Henna secretary of the Indiana operators announced this when told of miners probable action.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Lewis
H. H. Henna
Optimist Believes Scout Will Find Lost Pocketbook
A lighthearted saying notes that optimists expect a boy scout to recover a misplaced pocketbook, implying faith in helpful youths and good deeds.
Air mail service progress and notable events
Air mail carried a million and a quarter pounds of mail across the New York to San Francisco route with 92.5 percent trips completed and no serious accidents. Flying time stands at three days, potentially halved with night lighthouse guidance, as congress debates funding and route expansion. Also reported are the death of Father Joseph Winkelreid in Louisiana and naval plane repairs delaying chartered routes to Washington for national officer movement. Jun graduates find no shortage of presidents.
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Washington
New York
San
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Bicker
Milt
Elmer
Sally
Southern Railway
Raleigh, N. C
Via
Southern Rail
State Farmers and Farm Women
Raleigh
N. C
Southern Raihway
North Carolina
M.D. Saunders, T. A
High Pothit, N.C
AIR Mail
Congress
Macon
Joseph Winkelreid
St. Josephs Cathedral
Snreveport
England
St. Josephs Church
Americus
Pensacola
Lieut. Elliott
Jun
Corr
ERGUL
Cut Rate Furniture Co
East Green Street
QO. V. Kester
Abner H. Helton
East Green St
High Point, N. G
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