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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1936
Page
5
The column contemplates professional life and social roles. It cites doctors coffin makers and eaters who outsell rivals, notes the appeal of a cheerful demeanor under pressure, and muses on home harmony and discretion in marriage. It blends anecdotes from readers, a joking notion of a professional eater outer, and a brief scene of N L Garner addressing teachers.
A 22 question forum on lowering Southern Railroad tracks through High Point was directed to City Manager Knox by Frank Wineskie who opposes the project as taxpayer funds. The piece includes Wineskie’s questions and Knox’s official answers, with historical reflections on High Point.
City finances show bonds totaling 11 191 000 and certificates of indebtedness 3 percent interest. audit notes itemized bond maturities and a 1935 tax levy of 614167.28. Project costs total 846000 with state 400000 and PWA 201000 contributions. Southern Railway commits 6000 annually for 20 years. plan defers contract details and divisions of responsibility.
Speculative buying swept corn prices up four cents a bushel to a nine year high in Chicago trading. December corn reached 1.04 a bushel, matching 1929 levels, while cash corn climbed to as high as 1.37. Eggs rose to 35 cents a dozen wholesale, the highest in four years, with traders citing light supplies and weather damage to crops.
Statistics show animations are more in demand in Occidental countries outside the United States. The car toons are now produced in French Spanish Italian and German.
A 1933 law requires elections before any local tax can fund school appropriations by the state. This provision creates an unusual expense rule where general tax and appropriation laws do not apply to schools.
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