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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
2
The report notes a project discussed at a gathering focusing on hydro electric details and potential grant timing. Officials imply a notice of grant expected within the near term.
The meeting opened with questions on revenue bonds secured by the plant avoiding tax pledges. Estimates show 315000 dollar annual city profit if costs hold, with 106 million kilowatts total output and 44 million regional demand. Land is farm property near Yadkin county, 32 miles from High Point, site size 15000 acres.
The store invites friends to make this a unusually pleasant Christmas with the Kindly Be Happy slogan echoed in all directions. Harllee’s emphasizes wider merchandise assortment and gifts for every family member and invites customers to join the Kindly Be Happy Club.
The forthcoming general assembly may push a plan to share old age pension costs between state and counties. Advocates argue counties benefit from state funds for schools and roads, and pension recipients mostly stay within their counties, while county revenues improve. Opponents doubt counties will accept added obligations amid existing state support for local services.
The text argues liquor stores could fund pension payments from revenue and still retain funds for other uses. It suggests counties in the pension program should ensure only eligible recipients receive benefits and prune padding for ineligible claimants.
The readable text mentions words related to doctors and law, but the overall context is unclear with numerical ranges and garbled terms. No coherent event or named entities are discernible.
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