Browns Hopeful Browns Revive Pennant Hopes
New York March 9 The St Louis Browns show renewed optimism for 1929 with manager Jimmy Burke guiding a promising spring training squad. Standout hitters include George Sisler Johnny Tobin and Baby Jacobs as well as a solid pitching staff led by Urban Shocker Lefty Leifield and Frank Davis. The club plans exhibition games in Texas before facing the Cards in six spring contests.
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Double Capacity Under Construction at Welch Field
Work on Welch field to double seating begins with Dyer building site expansion. Dick Miller, High Point manager, plans to stay March 20 to ready the squad. Nile River League signings bring left handed pitchers and new players to the High Point club. Nine days remain before Miller's arrival and three weeks before all signees report to train.
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For Sale Refrigerator and Stove and Push Tart
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New Term The New Poor Emerges From War Strain
A new term, The New Poor, describes classes that were comfortable before the war but are now under strain as economic conditions shift and wartime pressures impact livelihoods. The concept signals growing hardship among previously stable households.
High Point Realty Transfers Reported in County Deeds
Real estate deeds filed at the Greensboro county courthouse list transfers in High Point and nearby properties. J. L. Newton and wife to Arthur L. Smith in High Point for 31,500. Oscar Durland and wife to S L Fetter in High Point for 1,600. Lanter to Clodfelter in High Point for 4,000. Lawson to Auman in High Point for 100. Other transfers include D. T. Andrews to Walter Coleman not in High Point and Aumane to Mrs. S I Davis in High Point with nominal sums.
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Irrigation Boosts Crop Yields in Colorado Study
Washington March 11 The department of agriculture study in Colorado shows irrigation increases yields across crops. Corn 61. bushels vs 15.2 non irrigated oats 37.0 vs 15.2 barley 30.8 vs 12.5 potatoes 155 vs 34. Spring wheat 229 vs 7.4.
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High Point Beats Guilford 30 to 3 in Armory Showdown
High Point High School overwhelmed Guilford High 30 to 3 in a crowded armory game. Guilford’s Ferrell starred with five points, while Ingram and Payne fueled the home team’s early lead as both schools fielded strong lineups in a night of basketball doubleheader action.
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Dr Esther Lovejoy founder and salesgirl path noted
Dr Esther Lovejoy, president of the Medical Women's International Association, began life as a salesgirl in a dry goods store. Her early career reflects humble beginnings shaping a future medical leadership role.
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