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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
4
Fragment of a newsroom masthead showing Associated Press staff roles and telephones. Reads like a partial listing for managing editor business manager and a telephonic contact line. Details are incomplete and lack a clear event or dated context.
The bulletin argues a governmental health insurance system for wage earners would reduce sickness related losses by providing cash and medical benefits, sharing costs among workers, employers, and public funds, and coordinating with national and local health agencies. It cites Europe’s emphasis on prevention and calls for phased adoption and collaboration with the medical profession. References to Henry Ford and cautious planning caution readers against abrupt shifts.
Washington signals indicate a tough reply to Carranza as tensions rise in Mexico. Officials foresee possible action after the St Louis convention while stressing patience against political influence. The note rebukes the de facto government and asserts prolonged troop presence until border policing improves.
The cotton market opened steady before easing slightly with declines of 4 to 5 points. Early quotes place October around 12.70 and December near 12.97 with nearby months July 12.61 and October 12.78.
New York June 14 The market opened with Willys-Overland tumbling 26 points after news of a consolidation where the firm is the main constituent. Other motors fell while General Electric and Beet Sugar rose about a point. Rail shares led gains in New York Chicago and St Louis and copper prices strengthened amid mixed overall activity.
Wheat market opened with declines of 0.25 to 0.14 for July and September futures as Liverpool quotes stayed steady after yesterday's advance. Early gains faded as prices edged lower, with July near 1.04 and September around 1.05 to 1.06, before a broad sag settled in.
In St Louis on June 14 Secretary of the Navy Daniels publicly endorsed equal rights for women to suffragists and pledged personal support while noting he is not a delegate. He conveyed the message to the National Woman Suffrage Association and the Woman's Party and spoke with Alice Paul Ann Martin and Mrs Fordve. Daniels avoided participating in the parade due to a prior engagement.
Asheville laborers across the nation contributed one hour of work or its value to raise funds for buying back Danbury hatters homes and property seized after a 1911 court ruling. The appeal notes the U S Supreme Court damages against strikers and cites opposition to President Hughes. Local sale details and mortgagee names appear in the notice.
Mrs Redkamp of 2404 Herman St Covington reports Foley s Honey and Tar easing her neighbor s child s cough and croup after a couple doses. The product is advertised as a reliable remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough from Mann Drug.
S. H. Murphy of Wellsburg New York endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation in thirty four years of drug store service. The tablets are obtainable everywhere.
Southeast readers report rapid relief from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal woes. Letters from W R Davenport of Parker North Carolina and J Ek Ee Irwin of Winston Salem describe quick relief and life saving effects. The ad promises permanent results, freedom to eat freely, and a money back guarantee through Hart Drug Company.
Mortgagee Josephine M. Barbee will sell at public auction on Saturday June 17 1916 at 2 PM on the premises in High Point the lot No 20 Block B 50 by 150 feet in the Ed and D O Burns subdivision Guilford County North Carolina. This sale is by virtue of a mortgage executed by J H Paschal and Della Paschal dated November 9 1907 and recorded in Book 204 Page 116.
Under a 1915 mortgage deed W F Byrley and Malisie Burley defaulted on payments. On May 13 1916 at 2 50 pm the executor offers the High Point township lands at public sale on the premises. The parcel joins J R Williams and others and measures about one acre. Deceased J Parker is executor of D W Nichols estate.
The mortgagee O Cecil assigns the sale of a property in Guilford County adjoining T Y Hamilton and Lee Meredith. The parcel measures 7680 square feet, described as a 160 by 48 foot rectangle, with a December 1907 mortgage default and sale to the highest bidder dated May 18 1916.
Under the virtue of the power con cuted by Thos Steed and wife Martha the document appoints a representative to act in legal and financial matters for the couple. The instrument outlines granted authorities and the scope of acts permitted under the conveyed power.
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