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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1927

Page

9

Southern girls rewarded with tour prize for enrollment drive

A 1927 contest organized by southern newspapers and the Stone Mountain Memorial Association offers a free trip for the district winning girl who enrolls the most children in the Children's Founders Roll. The tour starts in Atlanta and visits historic sites from Asheville to St Augustine, with chaperones from Hollins N Randolph and other dignitaries.

South Stone Mountain Memorial Association Stone Mountain Memorial High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy Atlanta Asheville N. C Charlottesville Monticello University of Virginia Washington, D. C Arlington Mount Vernon Battlefield of Gettysburg Baltimore Tampa Fla St. Petersburg Palm Beach St. Augustine Jacksonville Hollins N. Randolph Stone Mountain Memorial Association, and Mrs. Randolph

Forest Fires in North Carolina Rise in 1926 Losses

Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports 1926 forest fires in 30 counties caused an estimated 1 133 151 in damages, up from 875 467 in 1925. Fire total 1 560 vs 1 062, with average damage per fire 682.62, and firefighting costs 23 254 42. land burned 353 550 acres with 141 325 in merchantable timber and 212 225 in second growth.

Raleigh Mar North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development United States Forest Service

Bomb Damages West Side Car Salesroom in Chicago

A bomb blast at Emil Denemark's West Side motor salesroom destroyed a dozen luxury cars and caused $35000 in damage. The attack, linked by Denemark to political enmity, follows a recent bombing of his Oak Park home. A janitor was injured, catapulted over 50 feet.

Chicago West Side WEDC Emil Denemark Oak Park Denemark

NO JEALOUSY MARKS A MODEL PASSING SHOW QUIP

The dialogue recounts a playful exchange about first kisses between a model and an artist. The artist swears the model is first, while the model asks about prior ones. The punchline reveals humorous prior objects: a pineapple, two oranges, and a vase of flowers.

Collegiate Father Snubs Job Seekers Tore Through Punch

A London humor piece shows a father urging his son to seek work after college, while the son rejects the idea and declares he will let others scramble for jobs, satirizing post graduation expectations.

Punch London

Tennessee Folk Block Smoky Mountain Park Land Purchase

Taxpayers file suit in Davidson county chancellor court to halt the purchase of 76507 acres from Little River Lumber for a Great Smoky Mountains state park. The action challenges 1925 act and seeks injunction, citing timber rights and government acceptance doubts. Plaintiffs include Charles E. Malone, J M Bell, and Sam J Sadler with Davidson Wilson and Hamilton counties residents.

Nashville, Tenn Little River Lumber Company New Jersey Great Smoky Mountains Davidson County Chancery Court Davidson Wilson Hamilton F. M. Garard Smoky Mountain Park Reserve Congress Knox County United States Charles E. Malone Hamilton County J. M. Bell Wilson County Sam J. Sadler William Carper Fleet A. M. Sadler

Weekly stock market review signals a sharp setback

The bull run in the New York market cooled after five weeks of gains. Analysts cite factors from Baker illness rumors to Congress adjournment and dividend actions, but see it as a natural correction amid easier credit and firming commodity prices. Steel and Hudson shares gain, motors short positions rise on Packard cuts and weaker 1926 earnings.

New York Motors Packard Stromberg Pierce-Arrow Chrysler Hudson

Tobacco Sales In Lexington Reports Week Data

Burley tobacco government type 31 sales for week ending March 4 totaled 4 875 000 pounds with season total 61 769 000. Average price this week 14 cents per pound, season to date 14 3 4 cents, last season 21 cents. Grade figures show varying cents per pound across categories. Inside sugar sacks remark adds a practical tip for grocers.

Lexington Burley Tobacco Joseph Vaughan

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