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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1925
Page
5
Washington November 11 1911 AP The Department of Agriculture reports a probable cotton production of about 35 386 000 equivalent 600 pound bales for the year if weather remains average through the season This estimate is based on reports as of November 1 on condition and abandonment.
Eller Ward administratrix of John R. Ward deceased Guilford County North Carolina publishes This notice asks all creditors to present verified claims by November 10 1926 at her High Point North Carolina residence or be barred from recovery Also demands immediate payment of debts owed to the estate The notice is dated November 10 1926 and signed by Eller Ward Administrator.
The 122nd convention of the Lutheran Synod of North Carolina convenes in Hickory with reports from departments and the acceptance of new graduates into the ministry. Dr Morgen’s address at the opening is highlighted as a key event. executive committee report due later. Services planned each evening.
A forecasted yield of 166.1 pounds per harvested acre is indicated, down slightly from 167.4 last year. November 1 condition estimates show state production: Virginia 48000, North Carolina 1080000, South Carolina 860000, Georgia 1150000, Florida 42000, Missouri 45000, Tennessee 485000, Alabama 1290000, Mississippi 1885000, Louisiana 895090, Texas 4100000, Oklahoma 1620000, Arkansas 1480000, New Mexico 61009, Arizona 84000, California 130009, all other states 21000, with about 68000 additional bales in Lower California Old Mexico.
The adults of St. Mary's Episcopal church hold a supper meeting in the parish house at 6 o'clock prepared and served by the men's committee.
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with early declines of 5 to 15 points on better cables. Prices eased after the call with December at 18.64, January 18.65, March 18.57, then rallied 9 to 13 points as buyers stepped in.
Berlin report quotes Paul Loebe president of the Reichstag after visiting the United States as part of the inter parliament union congress. He says Europe lags behind America in technical and organizational progress and notes the risk from nationalist opposition to Locarno, which chilled German financial talks with the U.S.
In Greensboro an epidemic of auto thefts shifts to exclusive neighborhoods. A Packard demonstrator owned by Tom C. Hunt was stolen from West Fisher Avenue, and a Buick roadster owned by J H Monte was taken from across the street. Police traced the second car by a missing emblem and new Pennsylvania plates. Chief McGhee of High Point will earn $50 in rewards for recovering stolen cars and catching the thief.
Fourteen drivers qualified for the 250 mile Armistice Day race at Charlotte with two more to qualify. Bennett Hill set a Charlotte record at 136.6 mph, Peter de Paolo lowered the local mark at 185.9 mph, and Earl Cooper posted 134.7 mph as crowds of about 5,000 watched the preliminaries before tomorrow’s race start at 2 p m. Norman Batten opted for last place.
William Shattuc Ralph Hepburn Pete Kreiss Reggie Johnson Dave Evans listed with scores. Bob McDonagh and Jerry Won delich remained to qualify. Mrs Comer Covitgroy and Jesse Harris among the miners of the local D A R at Battle Ground exercises and later at Mrs A ba Brooka residence.
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