High Point Classifieds Promote Furniture and Services
Local ads urge readers to visit Sample Furniture Stores at 118 West Commerce Street for low prices on furniture. Listings include barber services, bicycle repair, notary, radio repair, shoe repair, and various sale notices. Public notices invite readers to claim Paramount admission tickets and advertise lost items.
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High Point
West Commerce Street
R. D
Bob) Penny
Wrenn Street
North Wrenn
Enterprise Office
Paramount
Jack Harris
High Point Bicycle and
North
Wrena Street
Bath
Broadhurst Theatre
Vernie Newton
Lindsay
Emerywood
J. W. Kearns
Broadhurst
E. V. Slack
North Main Street
Enterprise
Viola Carmichael
Willowbrook Street
Sample
C. L. Michael
Samuel Davis
Classified Display Listings and Real Estate Ad Mix
Classified display features Wolverine trimming shop services at 244 N Wrenn St with phone 2088 and West End Mortgage Loans through Union Realty Co at 205 Commercial Bank Building phone 4652 Campbell W Ansley manager. Real estate for sale includes a five room East Green Street home modern except heat and a large Highway property with shrubbery priced at 175,350 feet, Amos Realty Co 301 502 Wachovia Bank blog phone 4392.
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Carl W. Wright
N. Wrenn Street
C-6-20
Cummings Electro Chemical Co
West Green St
Woodrow Avenue
Thurston Street
Bath
Oak Street
South
Wrenn Street
S. E. Co
West Bay Street
Chestnut Street
C. M. Cecil
Cross Street
J. A. Gray
High Point Hardware Co
Vail Street
Wall Street
Campbell Street
Pope Street
J. N. McCrary
Wilshire Boulevard
Henry Dol. Perry
West Green
Park Street
West Green Street
Blue Ridge Hickory Company
Stres
West Commerce Street
R. D
Bob) Penny
Paramount
The
Enterprise
W. K. Nance
Union Realty CO
Commercial Bank
Campbell W. Ansley
Mgr
East Green Street
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Real Estate Ads Highlight Investment Opportunities
J L White Realty Co promotes real estate leads as paths to wealth. The note mentions a Broadhurst ticket for Terry Blair and lists the office and residence phone numbers for contact.
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Broadhurst
Terry Blair
Negro Without His Flowers Is Fined
Winston Salem court records recount 19 year old Robert Davis after a flowers incident. he is fined $25 and costs for possessing a pint. The judge quips about flowers and country life while Davis pleads inability to pay. Davis receives sixty days in jail in lieu of flowers.
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Winston-Salem
Robert Davis
Thomas Watson
Davis
Chicago livestock market report from June 18
Hogs 27 000 head with 12 000 direct mostly steady to 10 lower top 10.00 for butcher weights 250 300 lbs and varied prices for other weight ranges. Cattle 9 500 and calves 3 000 with mostly dull trade. steers 1300 1500 lbs 10.50 12.50, lighter grades down to 7.50 10.50. Sheep 10 000, 25 lower. lambs 12.00 12.25, Idahos 12.60, ewes 3.00 3.75, lambs 11.75 12.75 depending on weight.
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Chicago
Schoolboy Hooks Big Papa Bass At Lake Louise
Alfred Barnard Jr., a 13 year old Skyland student, hooked and landed a seven pound bass at Lake Louise near Weaverville. The 23 inch fish fought for about 15 minutes before being brought in. Old timers say a five pound bass is a whopper in this area.
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Asheville
Alfred Barnard, Jr
Skyland
Lake Louise
Weaverville
Barnard
Richards To Attend Kings Mountain Fete
Gov. John G. Richards of South Carolina plans to attend the Kings Mountain battleground celebration committee meeting in Shelby on June 27. Clarence Kuester of Charlotte, chairman, reports final plans will be made for the sesquicentennial event to honor Kings Mountain with an invitation to President Hoover.
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Charlotte
John G. Richards
South Carolina
Shelby
Clarence Kuester
Kings Mountain
Hoover
Stock Deflation Deepens As Market Slumps Worldwide
In New York on June 18 AP reports renewed deflation in speculative markets. Share prices fall sharply as commodity costs set new lows near 1914 levels. Copper, wheat, and cotton slide while steel and other major stocks drop 5 to 10 points. Analysts anticipate a fall upturn in autumn but offer no clear recovery timing.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Europe
Prics
Wall Street
Iron Age
American Water Works
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
J. I. Case
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
New York Cotton Opens Steady on Renewal of Covering
Cotton markets opened firm as a renewed covering move lifted prices across active months. July slipped from 13.60 to 13.49 on early selling, while October and December contracts traded near 13.05 and 12.75 respectively. Liverpool cables showed buying demand in Manchester, but weather bureau signals dampened rally hopes. Prices firmed somewhat late morning with July and October within 10 to 20 points of the day’s lows, then rallied 10 to 15 points from the midday low.
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New York
Liverpool
R. H. Hooper & Co
New York Cotton Exchange
Continental
Bombay
Manchester
Weather Bureau
P.C
New Orleans
29 Qualified For Golf Tournament At Tom Thumb Course
With 29 players qualified, the monthly men and women tournament at Tom Thumb golf course begins this week. Men tee off for match play tomorrow night and women Friday night at the same hour. Qualifying runs until 6 o'clock tomorrow night. Prizes are on display at Beeson Hardware.
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Tom Thumb
Beeson Hardware Company
Weittey
Estelle Davis
Bare
Aloe Rabe
Okie
Paul
Pearl M. Patterson
Lois Welborn
Gaines Garland
Harvey Horne
Eiten
J. C. Abels
Lucille Goldston
Sherman Ayceck
Troosr
Birion
Teminson
Oee
Silas McBee
Roscoe Yates
Tks Seau Eae
Guernsey Breeder Seeks Damages for Bull Killed by Train
Lexington reports W. T. Hall seeks 1500 dollars in damages after a fine pure-bred bull was struck and killed by a railway train on May 16. The livestock owner claims the railroad bears responsibility for the loss.
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Lexington
W. T. Hall
Guernsey
Checks handed to those at funeral
In Chicago relatives and friends of the late Louis A. Thiel stood at his grave receiving checks from A. T. Roner, trustee of a memory fund. Checks ranged from 5 to 20 dollars as the artist had arranged for biannual grave visits by named kin and friends. He left bonds valued at 2508.
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Chicago
Louis A. Thiel
A. T. Roner
Building and Loan League Holds 27th North Carolina Convention
The 27th annual convention of the Building and Loan League of North Carolina opened in Blowing Rock with R. B. Davis presiding. Reports from President Davis and O. E. Todd will be presented, followed by an address from W. S. Ryland of Greensboro, president of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company.
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Blowing Rock
N. C
R. B. Davis
Rocky Mount
Building and Loan League of North Carolina
Davis
O. E. Todd
Wilmington
W. S. Ryland
Greensboro
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Flashes Of Life and Cotton Market Notes From New Orleans
The father in law of a famed aviator responds warmly to defeated opponents with thanks. John Hertz Murrell, a West Point graduate and Army back, works as an iron worker on furlough earning 75 dollars weekly. New Orleans cotton opens steady on June 18, with July futures up and later months showing gains before easing as stock markets lag, with declines noted in July and stability in later contracts.
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Englewood
N. J
John Hertz Murrell
Army
West Point
Arm Air Service
Milk replaces coffee for Budapest-Hungarian soldiers
War ministry orders milk drinking to aid farmers. A second item notes New York singer Mary Cook Coward of Birmingham to study opera abroad after a varied career in vaudeville and talkies. Also covered are Dartmouth and Brown alumni Phi Beta Kappa ties, Admiral Byrd timing, and new naval academy inductees Jacob T. Bullen and George H. Bullen.
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Budapest
Ministry of War
New York
Mary Cook Coward
Birmingham
Ala
James J. Walker
Admiral Byrd
Annapolis
Sam
Jacob T. Bullen
George H. Bullen
Shreveport
Naval Academy
New York Earl Carroll to Build $1 Million Theater
Rosilyn New York Helen Hicks considered entering international men s open golf events after defeating her Long Island women s championship first round opponent on the Engineers course. She played 11 holes in one over par and it was enough to win the match.
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Rosilyn
N. Y
Helen Hicks
Engineers
Long Island
Reverend George W. Lee Dies at 56 in Winston-Salem
Rev. George W. Lee aged 56 and longtime pastor of Lee Memorial Presbyterian Church in Winston-Salem died this morning after years of declining health. He served 16 years at the church and was a prominent local religious figure.
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Winston-Salem
George W. Lee
Lee Memorial Presbyterian Church
High Point Sealed Storm Drain Bids Sought
City of High Point invites sealed proposals for a West Russell Street storm drain near the H P T and D Railroad. Bids due 7 30 p m Tuesday June 24 1930 with 5 percent certified check. Plans at City Engineer office. Mayor York City Manager Knox City Engineer Strickland reserve right to reject all bids.
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High Point
City of
N. C
Council
Russell Street
C. A. York
E. M. Knox
S. H. Strickland
Water and Sewer Improvements for High Point NC
Sealed proposals due by 7 30 PM June 24 1930 for water and sewer work in High Point NC including trenching backfill and pipe laying of 15 12 and 10 inch sanitary lines plus 28 sewer man holes and supply of terra cotta pipe. Bid packets and specs from the city engineer. Five percent certified check required. bids sealed and marked Proposals For Water and Sewer Improvements. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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High Point
N. C
North Carolina
F. O. B. Cars
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Japan
W. Arculus
Mount Vernon
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O. W. File
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W. E. Hylton
Slane Hosiery
Winslow
Paramount On
M. B. Smith
Steele
North Hamilton Street
Elm Street
R. P. Snyder
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace Notary
Maine
Askin
Derond
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North Wrenn Street
Cunningham
Max Bones
Burroughs
Globe-Wernick
Mitzi Green
Sadie Sechrest
Sensenbach
Thomasville Road
Lake Waccamaw
Weex Wire
Oscar High
Whiteville
Seborn Perry
W. C. Morgan
West High Street
George Jacobs
Gate City Motor Co
A Martin
Wolverine Trimming Shop
N. Wrenn St
Eugene Permanent Waves
West End
J. L. White Realty CO
Schoolboy
By Claude A. Jagger
AP Financial
Greg
Mimgge
di Etek
Kennecott
Iy Bias Loews Inc
Mt. Boe
Davidson Chem
Pontick
Seaks
Gillette Goodyear
Hoston Oil
Moeks
Eastas
M.S
Grigsby Gaw
Nash
Pan Am B
Pann BR R
Phillip Morris Phillips
Ser
Ea Rep Steel
Reynolds
Royal Dutch
PIU Og
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck Simmons
OORT
St. Gas Elec
Abe
Alccohol Tio
CMO
Ward Baking
West Union Westhouse
Elec Willys-Overland
Ila
Poe
Chicago Grain
Finnegan Sofa
Binder
Chick
Gladys
Finnegan
Into
Ah-T
Gosh
By Cowan
Hanover, N. H
Neilson A. Rockefeller, Jr
Dartmouth
Phi Beta Kappa
Brown
Earl Carroll
Ford
Grenfell
Henry Ford
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
George B. Cluett
Labrador
Sir Wilfred
Mr. Ford
Mrs. Ford
William H. Spicer
Detroit
Advertisement Water and Sewer
A. York
FE. M. Knox
Fr. J. Dishner
Water & Sewer Dept. City Hall
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