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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1921

Page

3

Twin birth announced by Mr and Mrs Sawyer

Birth notices report the birth of twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sawyer of 118 Park Street. The item sits amid society schedules including club meetings and May Day events at Fairview church.

B. H. Sawyer Sawyers Park Street

Mrs Harmon and daughter return from visit

Mrs J T Harmon and her daughter Miss Mary have returned home after a week with relatives in Little Washington. Mrs J K Willis Jr and her daughter are there now with the Siarmons, having come to High Mount on Wednesday night.

J. T. Harmon Mary Little Washington J. K. Willis, Jr High Mount

Marketing methods to aid southern cotton prosperity explained

Aaron Sapiro, attorney for major California grower co operatives, will speak at a Wins ton Salem mass meeting on Tuesday May 11 at 3 am. He has aided national grain sales agencies and helped organize cotton marketing groups in the South. Virginia and Carolinas growers are organizing cooperatives. 2,000 Virginia farmers recently heard him. Alabamas, Texass campaigns push toward large filings.

South Aaron Sapiro Wins Ton-Salem High Point Sapiro Growers Co-Operative Marketing California Growers National Sales Agency For Grain Growers Cotton Marketing Association North Carolina Supiro Fexas Arkansas Georgia South Carolina Mississippi Tennessee Alabama

Mysterious canoes and a fallen balloon tale

Bizarre notes describe swift light canoes found in James Bay grown from unfamiliar material. Indians salvage fabric from Uncle Sam’s collapsed gas balloon near Moose Factory, trading blanket pieces for possible disguise of a new craft. Police discuss drug crime links, cocaine use, and enforcement ideas tied to the Harrison act with calls for tighter law and co operation among authorities.

Moose Faclory Hudson Bay Company Fur Company Moose Factory Old Hudson's Bay Company Cinel Great Republic Tie Uncle Sam

Dancing Blamed for Drug Addicts in America

Washington May 12. J G Natt of the federal narcotic field force and White Nutt with supporters warn youth curiosity fuels drug addiction. They cite one million habitues nationwide and England as the only nation with more. Officials urge full government and public backing to curb the menace.

Washington Aierica J. G. Natt England White Nutt Natt

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