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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1930
Page
4
Quoted instruction emphasizes diligence in following the Lord our God as the first and supreme law. A biblical maxim is paired with a Schiller attribution noting obedience as foundational command.
The Tennessee North Carolina park project aims to boost horse stock by roads and development. Great Smokies would gain beauty and draw with more automobile access, and parks officials estimate at least 10 000 saddle horses could be created by the park funding.
An editorial argues that North Carolina's regionally violent robberies show the dangers of bank raids and praise for a citizen who used a shotgun to stop a bandit in Efland. It suggests policy failures may have reduced the need for vigilante action and compares the issue to national stance on tribute.
The article stresses that government stability hinges on election safeguards including the secret ballot. It calls for prudent law administration and honest election officials, urging citizens to elevate election integrity and the character of those running for public office.
The article extols the vote as the core safeguard of government and warns that degrading elections harms state institutions. It notes High Point’s large registration and urges qualified voters to use legal voting hours and to expand polling places before the next general election.
The piece describes the coronation of Emperor Haile Selassie I of Abyssinia with global attention and gifts from heads of state. It notes his modernizing aims for Ethiopia, his royal lineage from Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, and the international interest surrounding the event. It also discusses gangsterism in American cities and a forecast that women may pilot planes in future wars.
The letter prints Paul Hutchinson's interview excerpts with Fielding H. Yost, Michigan's 29 year athletic coach. He argues liquor harms boys, notes athletes rarely drink, supports national prohibition, and says college life is cleaner and more sober today due to such laws.
In North Carolina the senatorial race centers on prohibition with George M. Pritchard endorsing anti prohibition views and Leslie M Shaw arguing prohibition is not a campaign issue They praise their shared ticket while challenging J W Bailey as an anti prohibitionist The piece notes taxes and state dry status and urges voters to support Democratic officials for tax relief.
Bruce Catton analyzes Joe Aiello’s sensational funeral and lavish wake as emblematic of gangster glamour. He argues headlines wealth and pomp attract underworld recruits, drawn from impoverished neighborhoods where law and opportunity are scarce, shaping why crime commands fascination.
In a University of Kansas event the campus named the most perfect lovers. The item hints at a public social contest and playful campus culture, noting the pairing as a lighthearted honor rather than a formal award.
From Leningrad comes word that the average life span has risen by ten years for men and thirteen for women. The report notes uncertainty about the longevity rise and whether it reflects true gains or other factors.
Despite a dramatic crime involving a banker from Illinois, the stock market did not experience a downturn or panic. Analysts say this incident had limited impact on market sentiment and traded volumes remained steady.
Harvard extends a cordial invitation to rival teams after games in Cambridge creating a memorable gesture of sportsmanship. The tradition highlights cordial postgame exchanges between Harvard and its opponents in the local scene.
A modern symphonic work titled The Ring draws inspiration from a prizefight. It likely includes a slow movement with extensive fiddling and long musical pauses throughout the piece.
A royal acquisition adds a new asset to international markets as Princess Mary of England purchases a prize bull in the United States. The deal signals growing cross Atlantic investment interest amid optimistic market sentiment.
With harvests larger than ever, crape growers anticipate higher yields may boost profits this year.
The actress asked for 10000 pounds in damages claiming a broken nose. The case centers on entitlement to the sum and legal action over the injuries.
The remark notes a critical mistake in the late sequence when the end laments the bad finish after bungling a throw from the quarterback, halting the drive and signaling a failure to convert.
Margin Max cautions investors that chasing a hot tip is a sure path to losses and cold outcomes. The warning urges reliance on verified data and disciplined strategy over impulsive bets.
A colorful remark notes that gangsters in Chicago face no pressure from life insurance agents, suggesting a unique social contrast in the era. The line hints at dangers tied to criminal life and the absence of conventional financial surveillance.
A quirky note notes the linotyper who set Bernard Shaw to Bardcast and suggests he had his own ideas for a clever pun. The playful aside hints at linguistic wit in a publishing environment.
The investigation into who is responsible for sinking stock prices is shaping into a bear hunt as authorities pursue a dominant market decline.
A food expert predicts a shift to complete meals sold in compact packages. When the time comes consumer life may feel like a continuous picnic.
The remark frames Albert Einstein as superior to Isaac Newton in scientific influence, presented with a nod to relativity as the guiding context.
The readable fragments describe a local event with names and places, stating details about actions taken and timelines within a community notice. Strong entities appear but the text is incomplete, leaving key dates and outcomes unclear.
Sunday services across Christ, Scientist churches centered on the theme of Everlasting Punishment. The Golden Text cites mercy for confessing and forsaking sins. Bible passages include Romans 7 18 and Proverbs 28 13, with Science and Health noting sin's lack of reality and the denial of its power.
A woman found a nugget weighing about 118 pennyweights and valued at $118 in the desert east of Rarstaow Cal. The discovery case centers on the nugget’s weight and its current worth.
J. E. Hardin secretary of Proximity Manufacturing Greensboro calls the charge that deputy sheriff H. P. Causey was discharged for arresting a bootlegger absolutely false. Causey, tied to White Oak mill, says sheriff Stafford discharged him for other reasons. The exchange includes a sworn recommendation praising Causey and Hardin’s assertion of injustice. Interment details and pallbearer list appear later in the article.
Funeral services for William C. Jones, prominent city businessman who took his own life Friday, were held at his home on North Main Street with Rev. John W. Moore and Rev. William A. Lambeth officiating. A quartet sang Abide With Me Face to Face and Peace Wonderful Peace as attendees from across the state gathered for the rites.
Mrs. Lewis Teague announces a 1000 member goal for the local Red Cross chapter as part of the annual roll call. She stresses individual membership and the value of local and national support for disaster response and widespread service programs.
Notice reports a civil action in Guilford County Superior Court titled Guilford County v A M Speer and wife. The suit seeks judgment concerning specified real estate.
The case involves payment of an unpaid 1928 Guilford County tax sale certificate issued by the Sheriff. Property described as Lots 4 and 14 in Block A Chester M Myer s property located in High Point Township is subject to sale. Claimants must appear before the Guilford County Clerk within six months to assert or foreclose any interest. This notice is dated October 14, 1930. A Wayland Cooke Clerk of the Superior Court Guilford County J A Myatt Attorney.
A notice in Guilford County court references Guilford County and Erin Welborn and Grand Rapids Lodge No 103 High Point seeking a judgment for sale of described real estate to satisfy unpaid Guilford County taxes. The parcel fronts Hoover Street and is bounded by street lines. six months from this notice are provided for any claimant to preserve interests or be foreclosed.
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