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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1918
Page
4
The notice from High Point Enterprise explains AP use rights, postal filing, reader letters require author names, delivery by carrier at 10 cents weekly, and asks timely paper notification to circulation. The date is Tuesday March 1 1918.
Editorials discuss President Wilson likely reversing a war department ruling on casualty lists for fallen and wounded soldiers in France. The Enterprise notes Secretary Baker and General Pershing must brief Wilson before ruling, while urging not to delay allied victory. Clean Up Week in High Point is announced with city crews to remove refuse. The South’s potential to feed the nation is highlighted with reports from the Wilmington Star and Farmers’ papers praising diversified southern agriculture and increased meat and grain production.
The treasury department awards bronze medals to six High Point Boy Scouts for outstanding work in promoting the last Liberty Loan. The honor recognizes exceptional efforts aiding wartime fundraising. the article notes that not all scouts earned medals.
Washington officials praise the effort as the city mobilizes for another Liberty Loan campaign. Local scouts plan to surpass all past records in the forthcoming drive.
Washington march 19 cotton seed statistics for the period August to February 28 announced by the census bureau show receipts at mills 3 803 905 tons cashed 3 203 433 and on hand February 28 435 399
Berlin announces a shift in sugar rations for young children born on or after December 1915. Starting December 1, they will receive one pound of sugar monthly instead of the previous half pound supplement, with claims via bread commissions using child age proof. For those born April 1, 191? to November 30, 1915, the prior supplement continues.
The Women's National League for the Conservation of Platinum warns that platinum jewelry may be requisitioned by the government due to metal shortages. Led by Mrs Elwood B Spear of Cambridge the group says tiaras bracelets and meshbags could be surrendered if needed and pledges aid to the effort.
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