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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
4
Baker Praised as Real Man by Raleigh Figure
The Enterprise weighs Baker’s wartime leadership and invention choices, praising his judgment while noting critics. It argues for suspending partisan fights in North Carolina to focus on the war, citing Governor Bickett’s plan and support from Dr. Cy Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickett
North Carolina
Goldsboro
Cy Thompson
Thompson
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Guilford County Considers Public Welfare Board
Greensboro ministers and Guilford County leaders form a committee to secure a county public welfare board with a full time superintendent. They plan to present the plan to county commissioners, arguing the board would reform offenders, reduce jail costs, and invest in moral betterment.
American and German efficiency compared in wartime farming
The article argues American farming outproduces Germany in per acre yield and per farm worker, rating America 100 for both tests. It notes Germany uses more fertilizer but at higher cost and lower per‑man output, praising the Wilmington Star for calling Dr. Alexander its "old friend."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Belgium
Great Britain
Germany
Food Waste Reduction Efforts Highlighted by Army Officers
United States Food Administration reports a push to curb waste across camps. Notable gains include cutting flour use from 1000 to 361 pounds per day per thousand men and trimming bacon sugar and lard while preserving meat and cereals. Camp Meade and Camp Shelby kitchens show waste drops with better bread slicing and thrift, saving thousands of pounds of flour and dollars for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster’s Department
Tomwl Administration
School For Cooks and Bakers
Camp Meade
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Classified ads offer buyers quick results in The Enterprise
Advertise in The Enterprise classified column to reach local buyers and sellers efficiently. Post your items for sale or desired purchases and expect timely responses from the community.
Depreciation and Income Tax Rules Explained
A guide outlines depreciation for tax purposes, detailing how to compute annual deductions by estimating property lifetime, dividing cost by usable years, and allocating amounts between depreciation and repairs. It notes typical lifetimes for buildings and machinery, cautions against overclaiming, and lists conditions that justify or limit depreciation deductions.
Last Call for Street Assessments
Property owners who have unpaid street assessments are urged to pay by Saturday March 9. Interest at six percent per year will accrue from January 2 and 15 if not paid. The City Col. requests payment to avoid past-due charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Murphy
E City
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