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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
5
State Geologist H. J. Bryson reports revived mining interest across North Carolina after a western tour. He notes likely mica plant development, birllium findings, and rising prospecting activity as the economy lingers through a downbeat period.
A new feature in British female inmates’ cells provides a mirror in the livery area. The addition aims to improve self-care and dignity for prisoners while serving time.
Winona Lake Indiana July 31 The fire department foiled Mrs Mary Schell Starrs plan to clothe the Venus De Milo with poison ivy The statue was moved near the fire house but the ivy was uprooted by the hose The police chief cited Billy Sunday as Winona Lakes notable figure and ended the matter with the firemen.
North Carolina's corn crop is the best in years with an indicated yield of 54,200,000 bushels across the state. Wheat yields exceed expectations at 4,580,000 bushels, tobacco shows an averaged 640 pounds per acre, and reports note fair peanuts hay and apples at 34 percent of normal.
Green Bay Wisconsin Judge Henry Graass blames parents for youth delinquency arguing flaming youth is caused by parental influence. He says parents surround youth with speed and unrest and must guide them toward responsible road use. The judge emphasizes mothers play the pivotal role in shaping a child’s destiny and future behavior.
A humorous exchange from Madrid features a lodger owed two months’ rent and a landlady offering either payment or eviction, prompting the lodger to respond with a sharp retort about a previous landlady demanding both.
Dr. Franklin Pendleton Gaines will be inaugurated as the 13th president of Washington and Lee University on October 25. The 38 year old educator resigns the Wake Forest presidency to lead at Lexington. St. Louis has closed its doors. the city once housed a harness shop established in 1834.
After 96 years in business, the oldest saddlery firm in Nebraska notes its longevity while 4-H clubs report their largest membership in history, signaling growth in rural youth programs and regional craftsmanship.
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