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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1917

Page

2

Waterways Debate Drives Atlantic Association Convention

Miami hosts the tenth annual Atlantic Deeper Waterways congress with 1,080 delegates exploring coastal waterway projects from Maine to Florida. Discussions focus on deeper channels, cheaper freights, reduced rail congestion, and naval benefits, with key links in the Champlain Narrows and East River projects plus Cape Cod and Chesapeake and Delaware canals under consideration.

Miami Fla United States Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association Florida Atlantic Maine Association Champlain Narrows New York Berge Canal Hudson River New York City Boston Cape God Delaare Congress Waterway Plain J. Hampton Moore Pennsylvania House Rivers and Harbors Committee Viar Baker Washington

Kokomo Women Lead Campaign to Cut Food Waste at Table

In Kokomo Indiana November 26 a movement backed by Mrs John K Moore and Mrs Casper Butler aims to curb table waste to aid Herbert Hoover and conserve food. The plan seeks national endorsement before Thanksgiving to save meals by returning to simple old fashioned serving and smaller portions.

Kokomo Ind Herbert Hoover John Ki. Moore Indiana Federation of Women's Chibs Casper Butler Kokomo Franchise League Clubercles United States Moore

Kerensky Alive and Planning Future Scheme

Christiana Nov 25 Kerensky's secretary states he is alive not arrested or killed and is at work on a future plan. His failed push on Petrograd was blocked by a railway strike hindering supplies while Bolshevists may seek peace with the central powers and Lenine agitation is suspected of German subsidy.

Christiana Kerensky Petrograd Germany American Red Cross Fund Wvill South Georgia Institute of Technology East University of Pitsburgh U. S. Naval Academy Middle West University of Michigan Michigan Navy Georgia Tech Pittsburgh

Boxing Repeal Ends New York State Program For Now

New York ends boxing under the Frawley law after six years with November 14 last bouts. Future contests may use a club membership plan. State receipts total near five million in six years with about 300000 to the state. Notable fights include McCoy, O Dowd, Welsh, Leonard, and Wells Palzer at Madison Square Garden.

New York State Commission Freddie Welsh Benny Leonard Willard- Moran Raw K. C. Brown Matt Wells

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with claims

The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy taken internally to cure catarrh and related ailments. It promises a $100 reward if it fails and invites readers to send for circulars and testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists druggists as sellers.

F. J. Cheney & Co Teleco Ohio Toledo Chie Tin Hall

Star Barber Shop at Basement Bank of Commerce Building

E E Plummer operates a barber shop located in the basement of the Bank of Commerce Building.

Star Barber Shop E. E. Plummer Bank of Commerce Bldg

Carolina and Yadkin R R Co Schedule July 10 1917

Timetable shows daily northbound and southbound trains with stations High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock and others. Times indicate expected arrivals and departures though not guaranteed and subject to change. some services run on Sundays only.

Ly Ar. Ly Nnline Uthbound High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock TRE Os Geek Ly SRG

City Transfer Co Offers Competent Hauling and Auto Service

The City Transfer Co. employs competent men and assures patrons the best service. There is nothing too large to move and they also operate an auto service with cars for hire anywhere at all hours.

Ford City Transfer Co

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Eastern America Wilson Motor Company Garaze Uncle Sam Ouweety Mr. Hoover Ekerensky Young Gordon H. Gordon & Sons Commerce Street Tomlinson and Russell Streets Clara Kimball Young Hashimura Togo Wooly Douglas Fairbanks New York Carolin & Yadkin R. R. CO Rhous J. A. Dalton Mutiflers C.B. Mattocks CO L. L. and Hiatt Mann Br. Mann Dr. Hiatt Loffin Transfer Company N. H. Silver Co Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes The High Point Lodge of Odd Fellows War Fund Y. MC. A Odd Fellows Orphan’s Home At Goldsboro Mann Drug Co Greensboro, N. C Hursday Sale Bradley’s Pharmacy Grenesboro Noember Home Banking Company
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