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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
5
Poem invites a neighbor to venture into autumn woods amid falling leaves and bright sun. It urges leaving daily labor for crackling fires, frost mornings, and the sensory joys of nature, promising vigor and awakening in the woods with friends.
A cautionary note warns that even in modern times some people persist in smoking near a gasoline tank. The incident highlights the ongoing risk of fire, urging stricter safety practices around fueling areas.
The city urges about 2,000 registered voters to go to the polls next Tuesday and cast ballots in favor of the extension. The message emphasizes urgent participation to secure the measure’s approval.
The piece recalls past street paving battles and current opposition to an extension plan while noting looming holidays and the quirky idea of a tri county celebration. It mentions Lenin and bolshevik propaganda a hunt for a hall Mills case tie and a proposed highway from Ashboro to Winston Salem.
Thomas Marshall outlines the coal commission's purpose to seek equity and justice, promoting organized self control and fair dealing while urging broader industry self examination and adherence to the golden rule to foster lasting peace and reform in business.
Dr Hiatt a prominent High Point physician with extensive training from Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland, led local charity efforts and served on the selective draft medical board. He practiced in Clinton Ashboro and High Point and specialized in X ray and internal medicine while continuing post graduate study.
May resist the axe as leaders push extension of the city limits to gain nine months of schooling per child. Speakers cite census data, business prestige, and a $2 600 000 furniture market expansion. A campaign committee forms with precinct chairs and a fund, while factory workers may get extra time off for a public information push.
City school board member C F Tomlinson spoke on extending nine months of schooling for all children within new boundaries. He said county funds will cover most costs, surmised a new south end school within years, and stressed equal standards and tuition support for annexed or outlying pupils. The talk linked growth to school expansion and cross-city cooperation.
Citizens from High Point and Winston-Salem met in the Twin City to plan a joint road opening celebration along the new highway. The gathering emphasized friendliness and cooperation with a goal of a large, sociable event for acquaintances and mutual benefit.
Discussion on remodeling or rebuilding to satisfy children's comfort and sanitation needs continues. Tomlinson notes two thirds of High Point school costs come from state and county funds. He warns ongoing city growth will require new school facilities, including a south end public school, if extension proceeds.
A Williamson county jury ruled that John H Morris was of sound mind and free from undue influence when he wrote his will. The document left $80 600 to first cousins Mrs Josh Vick Joane Morris and Furney H gk ending four days of court litigation.
Cty managers from across the United States opened the national convention of the City Managers association in Kangas City Missouri. Two hundred managers and many others show interest in the managers' plans to discuss civic problems and municipal governance.
In Osaka on October 18 a report notes Japan buys American copper. For the year ending June 1922 Japan imported 44,2580 tons, over ten times the prior year, showing strong demand from a major copper producer and buyer.
When you think of Christmas think of Wagger's. All the newest in jewelry is on display there.
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