Cotton Ginning Totals Updated Through November First
The Census Bureau reports 273866 running bales ginned before November 1, including 70594 round bales 14081 American Egyptian and 3396 Sea Island bales.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1919
Page
6
The Census Bureau reports 273866 running bales ginned before November 1, including 70594 round bales 14081 American Egyptian and 3396 Sea Island bales.
The C and Y Railway Co publishes a schedule listing daily southbound arrivals and departures at High Rock Gordontown Thomasville and High Point with trains No 22 and No 21 noting departure times and non guaranteed status for arrivals.
San Francisco reports Captain Claude H. Deitrich of the Signal Corps receives a medal for valor in World War I. The citation highlights his leadership and service during critical communications operations in the war.
Cambridge Mass Nov 10 President Lowell of Harvard writes to Professor Franz Keibel of Koenigsberg offering help to recover books instruments and private scientific property seized by France He asks for proof of protest against Louvain library burning and efforts to secure protection for professors in occupied Belgium and French territories
Clergymen in England start a clerical trade union led by Rev. C. W. Lloyd-Evans of Milborne St An drew. Letters from ministers nationwide show support and criticism of bishops. They seek a minimum 2500 dollars yearly pay and increased pensions, with talk of a clerical strike if needs are not met.
London reports record October filings in the divorce court with about 2 100 cases, mostly by small earners aided by a wartime official bureau. Officials cite war strain and shifting morals, while solicitors argue independence and changing views drive the rise in separations.
Doctors promote Calotabs as a simple nightly remedy to cut short a cold and prevent influenza complications. One tablet at bedtime with water purifies the system and activates the liver, with morning recovery and appetite. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents, with money-back satisfaction.
Tokyo reports Yamaji Muto will represent Japanese capitalists at the international labor congress in Washington and seek to postpone the eight hour day for Japan. The Japan Masters Spinners association plans to send a six-man private delegation to advise Muto in the discussions.
British foreign office experts rely on a secret agent report about Bolshevik Russia describing the greens as deserters from the Bolshevik army who would kill Bolsheviks and Jews, take no prisoners, and grow into guerilla bands aided by hostile peasants. Some greens may rejoin the Bolsheviks next winter.
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