High Point Woman New Tuberculosis Association Head
Guilford County Tuberculosis Association meets in Greensboro amending its charter to admit men and women. Mrs. Owen Smith of High Point is elected president with a slate including Lambe, Burke, Hammel, Hudson, and Kinsley. Board selections list numerous Greensboro and Jamestown members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Tuberculosis Association
Greensboro
Owen- Smith
Greensboro Daily Record
Guilford County Tuberculosis Association
Jamestown
H. M. Browe
High Point
Charles Tomlinson
Ruth Welborne
Murrow Benbow
Oak Ridge
Davidson County Court to Open with Harding Presiding
Hon. W. F. Harding of Charlotte will preside over a two week Davidson County Superior Court term starting November 21 with civil trials in week one and criminal docket in week two. Juror lists cover Abbotts Creek to Tyre townships for week one and a second list covers Paul Hine to J. I. Swicegood for week two.
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Lexington
W. F. Harding
Charlotte
Davidson County Superior Court
Abbotts Creek
J. Y. Craven
J. R. Davis
Alleghany
Emmons
R. B. Hedrick
W. J. Ward
Earl Smith
Healing Springs
Robin Bean
H. Bean
Yadkin College
wWebster Snyder
Hamptton
J. M. Daniel
Jackson Hill
W. R. B. Smith
W. T. Crawford
C. H. Hendley
M. F. Craven
W. F. Young
L. C. Everhart
C. E. Osborne
J. J. Gollett
C. M. Bodenheimer
A. B. Shuford
B. A. Wright
Tyre
J. J. Riddle
A. K. Swicegood
Paul Hine
J. C. Coggins
Sidney Scott
N. H. Beck
W. F. Everhart
R. L. Cecil
J. C. Hilton
W. & Wood
J. I. Swicegood
Quiet Trading In The Cotton Market In New York
The cotton market was quiet with prices moving within a 15 to 16 point range. December and March prices rose briefly before easing as liquidation and weekend covering spread, while estimates and cables hint at large crop garbings and hedge selling in Liverpool.
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New York
Liverpool
Shorts
Alexandria
Bond Market Quietly Holds Steady Amid Profit Taking
Trading in bonds on Saturday was subdued yet prices stayed firm as the week closed at year’s peak. New issues totaled about 86 million dollars, down from 106 million the prior week, with easy money and scarce offerings keeping levels high. Missouri Pacific mortgages slowed and Erie and Chesapeake issues saw minor micromovements while Northern Pacific 5s faced pressure and Gould Coupler 6s surged seven points. Gulf States remained active in the session.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake
Erie
Northern Pacific
Gould
Gulf States
Market Report Notes Mixed Bond Activity Across Regions
Steel bonds at 5 1 2s traded near year highs while Dodgs Brothers 5s hovered around 875 to 8. Public Utility mortgages showed little movement. Latin American issues showed firmness with Peruvian 7s rising over a point to a fresh peak, while German Italian and French securities showed heaviness. The federal government sector remained quiet, with prices holding firm.
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Dodgs Brothers
Yarn market quiet in New York as bids mix with firm prices
The coarse yarn gray cloth market was quiet with substantial bids for large yardage under mills' asking prices. Fine goods show similar softness while burlap quotes in Calcutta cables hold steady and heavyweights stay firm on the spot. Raw silk remains quiet but steady.
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New York
Calcutta
Typhoid Outbreak Reported in Handy Davidson County
Davidson county health officer Dr G C Gambrell reports eight typhoid cases in Handy community across two families. In one family the parents and four children are ill while in the other only husband and wife are affected. Inception traced to an unrecognized fever case. many residents vaccinated during the officer’s visit.
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Lexington
Davidson County
G. C. Gambrell
Handy
Gambrell
Thomasville men to post bonds in bankruptcy case
H Way Russell and Clyde H Swain of Thomasville will post bonds of 5000 each in Greensboro for appearance in Asheville federal court next spring. Indicted for conspiring to precipitate involuntary bankruptcy of Wonder Furniture and concealing estate property. Other defendants include Louis D Ingle Preston Ingle and Guy Russell.
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Greensboro
H. Way Russell
Clyde H. Swain
Thomasville
Asheville
Bradley
Russell
Swain
Wonder Furniture Company
Louis D. Ingle
Preston Ingle
Guy Russel
Los Angeles
Calif
Albertson Rites Held at Oak Hill
Funeral services for J. E. Albertson at Pilgrim Holiness Church followed by burial in Springfield cemetery. Albertson had lived in the city 45 years and died after several weeks of illness. Flower bearers and pallbearers from local families and churches attended.
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Albertson
Oak Hill
J. E. Albertson
Silk Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hamilton Street
O. L. Ruth
Clara I. Cox
Springfield Friends Church
Mr. Moody
Greensboro
June Anderson
Henry Elliott
Zeno Clodfelter
Springfield Cemetery
The Subtle Allure and Danger of Extravagant Spending
An essay warns that extravagant spending grants social favors and flattery but vanishes when fortune fades. It champions thrift for youth, highlighting the value of saving, prudent living, and future security for family, education, and stability. A closing note threatens legal action for a stolen overcoat.
Demonstration Call Promises EASY WASHER Help
A notice invites readers to call 2876 for a demonstration of an EASY WASHER. The ad emphasizes an accessible entry point for potential customers to learn about the appliance and its features.
Health pictures shown in Randolph county
In Randolph Asheboro on November 19 the state board of health loaned health pictures to county schools. Dr. G H Sumner, county health physician, arranged a schedule to take the film to every school, overseeing the display at each site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph
State Board of Health
G. H. Sumner
The Blazing Horizon and Oklahoma Opening Saga
Ernest Lynn narrates the Oklahoma land rush era in The Blazing Horizon a romance of Tony Harrison and Rita Moore against a backdrop of Pawnee Bill Buffalo Bill Wild Bill Hickok and David Payne. The tale moves through cattlemen and Boomers politics violence and the first Wild West shows. Published originally in The Enterprise November 21.
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Oklahoma
Enterprise
The
Southwest
Ernest Lynn
Cherokee Strip
David
Buffalo Bill
Pawnee Bill
Tony Harrison
Rita Moore
Ihru
Pawnee
Wild Bill Hickok
da Payne
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Pilot Life
Sedgefield
Josephus Daniels
D. W. Cobb
E. V. Hill
High Point Woman Now Tuberculosis Association
Harding
Davidson's
Davidson
Thomasville Mer
Marie Albertson
Elsie Lane
Nancy Vaughn
Minnie Wiitenberry
Vashtie Albertson
Maie Albertson
Bessie Writenberry
Mamie Bundy
G. O. Hayworth
A. L. Sink
William Hodgin
Great
Germany
Potter’s Field
Moore's Book Store
Ofizon
Pers
Pema
United States
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California
Klondike
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
David Daun
Washington
Bill
Rush
Ummen
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