Keener Brawley Item Prompts Gazette Entry
A fragmentary note mentions W. N. Keener and Brawley, indicating a local newspaper entry or notice. Details are unclear in the OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1916
Page
4
A fragmentary note mentions W. N. Keener and Brawley, indicating a local newspaper entry or notice. Details are unclear in the OCR fragment.
Theodore Roosevelt states he will not seek the Progressive nomination and asks followers to back Hughes. He argues voters reject a new party under current conditions, attacks Wilson faction for state rights and sectionalism, and defends universal military training and universal service. He nominates himself to the Republican critique of nationalism.
A Friday night crowd of about 10 000 gathered on Main Street for a goodbye to guardsmen, prompted by a single notice in the Enterprise. The advertiser praised the paper’s power, crediting its ability to drive results when goods and messages are effectively conveyed.
Cotton futures opened steady with modest moves in New York on June 26 as active months held near initial quotes. Early gains were pared with scattered realizing, turning prices lower for October and December while July through March contracts posted mixed early levels.
New York June 25 reports severe declines in shares of the Common Produce Company after a federal court ordered dissolution. Ordinary stock traded in blocks around 15 cents to 15 1/2, down from last week’s 19 cents, while the preferred dipped to 88 cents, then slid further. Other list stocks showed minor rallies only in fractional changes.
Chicago date reports hardening of wheat prices as war with Mexico looms. Opening quotes rose from 4 to TM% with July near 1.01 to 1.014% and September around 1.03 to 1.04, followed by a small setback and gains across the board to surpass Saturday’s close.
John Seagraves paid $2.50 and the costs in this morning's recorder's court on the charge of being drunk and disorderly.
Mortgage sale advertised by J. F. Hoffmart as assignee for Collins Horney to satisfy defaulted payments. W A Kenedy and Lulu Kenedy granted the mortgage May 1 1935. lands in High Point Guilford County described in Book 274 Page 2. sale set July 1 at 12 o clock noon in front of Bank of Commerce building North Main Street High Point.
Roosevelt declares he will support Hughes for president and urges fellow Progressives to avoid a third ticket. He argues the country is best served by backing Hughes and criticizes Democrats for foreign policy and states rights positions. The letter ends with a call to unity among Progressives.
Wheat Mash promotes a light yet sturdy cereal option for hot weather. It is described as good for the health, suitable for children, and easy to digest during summer.
For sale notice highlights Davis porch and deck paint praised for weather resilience and value. Includes call to paint for durability and appearance.
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