Thomasville Building Boom Surges Amid Recovery
Special to the Ente r from Thomasville reports a wholesale rebound in construction and manufacturing. A. H. Ragan presents figures showing 1.25 million dollars in current construction, 2,608,000 yards of yarn spun, 1,606,000 chairs produced, and daily ice and drink production supporting a growing town economy despite past blows.
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Moonshine Backers Sought by Prohibition Officers
Prohibition officers seek financiers behind moonshine operations as officers report backers fund stills and moonshiners. Operators face jail risk or $5 daily payments while imprisoned to shield supporters. Authorities aim to round up those unseen financiers.
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Washington
Prohibition
Notice for Contractors High Point City Building Bid
Sealed proposals will be received by the city council of High Point North Carolina until noon Thursday June 1 1922 for the construction plumbing heating electrical and cell equipment in connection with the municipal building to be built in High Point.
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City of
High Point
N. C
Special Masons Meeting for Numa Reidledge No 344
The Masons announce a special communication of Numa F Reidledge No 344 A F and A M Monday at 7 30 PM. Work in Master Mason degree to be performed with two or more candidates. Grand Lecturer R F Edwards will assist. By order of Cc E Nabors W M Ss F Wall Sec.
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R. F. Edwards
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Guilford and Davidson County Political Roles Cited in Panel
The text notes Guilford holding the Judge position while Stokes has no candidate, with Davidson entitled to the Solicitor. P WY Crincher or Critcher listed as Cham Democratic Executive committee member for Davidson County. The fragment references regional political designations and party roles.
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J.F. Spruill
Lexington
Lexington Recorder
Davidson
Stokes Counties
Davidson County
Stokes
Guilford Coun
Guilford
P. WY. Critcher
Democratic Executive Committee
Huffines Announces Democratic Run For County Commissioner
A message to Democratic voters of Quil ford County announces candidate D R Huffines seeks the office of County Commissioner subject to the June 3 primary. He asks for the support of Democratic friends in the contest.
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Quilford County
Huffines
Rankin Barber announce candidacy for County Commissioner
A Guilford County Democratic voters notice announces J A Rankin and L T Barber candidacies for County Commissioner. It asks Democratic support in the primary on June 38th and notes the writers are Dp ll Donald and friends.
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Guilford County
Ll. Donald
Ford County Candidate Seeks Primary Support June 3
A candidate for the county House of Legislature urges voters in Ford County to back them in the June 3 primary. The message asks for broad support from all voters and mentions Lienos as a location or rally point.
Notice to Candidates Before the Primary
The county election board announces candidate filings for the Democratic and Republican primaries on June 3 1922. Prospective candidates must file by May 20 1922 to appear on the ballot. those seeking fall nominees must also file by May 20 1922 with chair Thomas C Hoyle.
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Thos. C. Hoyle
County Board of Election
Books Open for Registration Through May 20 Sunset
Registration remains open until May 20 at sunset. After that time no further registrations will be allowed as stated by Flection K-20.
Atlantic Store Inc Bankrupt First Creditors Meeting
Notice to creditors in Western District of North Carolina that Atlantic Store Inc of High Point Guilford was adjudicated bankrupt on May 16 1922. The first meeting of creditors is May 29 1922 at 11 00 AM at the Referee in Greensboro to prove claims elect a trustee examine officials and transact other business. Clifford Frazier Referee in Bankruptcy.
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United States of America
District Court of the
Primary election notice for Guilford County June 3 1922
Voters are informed of a primary election in Guilford County to nominate Democratic and Republican candidates on June 3 1922. No new registration is required if your name is on the registration book. those not listed should register to vote.
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Guilford County
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