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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
3
Frazier Hunt profiles five Illinois farmers near J. A. Kern's store discussing relief aid from PWA and Illinois Emergency relief, tariff debates, Huey Long and Father Coughlin views, and farm prices tied to the drouth era, ending with a note on Roosevelt support and local sentiment.
A travel visit with a county farm agent reveals the Midwest's black earth belt and the impact of power machinery on farm employment. He warns that without farmer unity in buying and selling, industrial giants could push farmers to European peasant status while noting farmers enjoy high prices in many regions today. Tomorrow: La Follette country.
Jonathan Worth ordered whisky which leaked at the High Point depot and was later partly replaced. the state railroad bore liability. Three senatorial votes opposed calling a secession convention in May 1861. Chief Justice Thomas Ruffin, farmer, led NC Agricultural Society and later served on the Supreme Court. Lucius Polk McGehee led statute revision after law school tenure. Calvin Graves served as speaker in 1789, Andrew Joyner adjourned the session. Stokes County formed from Surrey County. first court held where.
Eugene Lewis a three year old colored boy went missing seven blocks from his Hoover street home this morning. His mother Bertha Lewis works during the day and had left him with a family on Person street. The boy wandered away but was found by O E Davis who directs colored juvenile work. Unable to tell his home the youngster led officers to his house with aid from a school patrolman.
The proposal sets a survey at the Virginia line equidistant from Rockingham and Wilkes counties and running south of Rowan to balance acres in each county. Court venues are specified for Surry at Richard Horn’s house and Stokes at Gray Bynum’s house. The bill also requires county center locations for court houses.
Norman Oklahoma. J Rich ard Carpenter of Rhodes college faces confusion over a letter from University President W B Bizzell appointing him as a delegate to a Zoological congress. He jokes about going to Lisbon in Portugal, mistaking it for Lisbon, Spain, and asks where to go.
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