Trade at Home: A Citywide Look at Local Merchants
The Weed column urges High Point residents to support local merchants to keep storefronts filled and tax revenue steady. It cites shoppers seeking exclusive items elsewhere, higher prices locally, and the advantage of quick, local service over distant stores.
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High Point
New York
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Saw The Fight
J M Gamewell of Lexington, a prominent textile maker, stopped in Chicago on his return from a hunting trip and witnessed the Dempsey Tunney prize fight. Diamonds reveal colors under ultraviolet rays for photography. An automatic distress signal broadcaster for ships and airplanes transmits SOS, calls letters, and position.
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Lexington
J. M. Gamewell
Canada
Chicago
Navy Builds Both Brain And Brawn At Raleigh Enlistments
Sixty six men enlisted at Raleigh from July 26 to September 7 1927 with forty seven gaining 1 to 18 pounds during preliminary training. Henry Ell Langston tops the list at eighteen pounds while Gifford A Brooks and Adolph C Owens tie for second with seventeen pounds each. Lieutenant Mills cites regular hours outdoor exercise and wholesome food as keys to physical and mental development.
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Raleigh
Henry Ell Langston
Stonestreet
Spartanburg
S.C
Gifford A. Brooks
Lowell
N. C
Adolph C. Owens
Wilson
G. H. Mills
U. S. Navy
North
South Carolina
U. S. Naval Academy
Navy
Liettt. Mills
Investigation Now Demanded by Senator Smith
Spartanburg South Carolina October news report states Senator E D Smith will push for a congressional probe of the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Economics, citing Secretary Hester's figure on cotton crop carryover being off by about five hundred thousand bales and a market collapse after a prior bureau price trend release.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Bureau of Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
E. D. Smith
Congress
Hester
Public Library Links to Business World Says Librarian Here
The Duke interests may take charge of High Point street transportation with new buses replacing old ones. The library is shown to serve business needs by providing directories, trade data, and direct access to manufacturers, plans, and market information, linking public knowledge with industry.
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Duke Interests
North Carolina Public Service Company
Chester Hawkins
Columbia
South Carolina
Duke
High Point
Newark
N. J
Minneapolis
Detroit
Indianapolis
Providence
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Paris
Kelly’s
United States
Thomas’ Register
Philadelphia
Mrs Wright Buried Near Chapel Hill
Mrs Will Wright died at Watt's hospital Durham and was buried Thursday at 1 p m in the Baptist church near Chapel Hill where she had been a member. Born August 9 1896 she was the daughter of Edward and ??? Lohr. She married Will Wright in 1915 and is survived by her husband and five children Helen Francis Garland Drucilla and J D Wright.
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Chapel Hill
Will Wright
Watt’s Hospital
Durham
Baptist Church
Edward Lohr
S. E. Lohr
Wright
Fraser Meetings End Tomorrow Night in City
Preacher Evangelistraser delivers sermon titled What is High Point's Greatest Need in a tent on the City Lot at 7 30 tonight as extra chairs were secured for a large turnout. Fraser plans to conclude his stay with a personal life story tomorrow night.
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High Point
Evangelistraser
Railroad foreman dies from collision injuries at crossing
B E Smith 52 a Sanford Station resident and C and W C Railroad section foreman died in a local hospital after a railway motor car collided with an automobile at a crossing yesterday. The automobile occupants suffered minor injuries.
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Laurens
D. C
B. E. Smith
C. and
W. C
Sanford
Fire Loss in Charleston Falls to Fifty Dollars
CHARLESTON D C October 3 The fire loss in Charleston during September totalled 50 dollars Chief Louis E Mehrens stated today in his monthly report Twenty one alarms were answered by the department.
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Charleston
D. C
Louis E. Mehrens
Rain Could Postpone Opening World Series Game
May prevent the opening game in Toledo between Toledo and Buffalo as rain that began hours earlier threatens to delay the contest. Rain yesterday already caused the postponement of the opening game.
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Toledo
Buffalo
Two Black Crows Part Three and Four At Blard Piano Co
The mysterious duo called Two Black Crows returns for parts three and four performed at Blard Piano Company. Fans are urged to hear the act in a bold piano showcase.
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Blard Piano Co
Rum ship seizure shadows state contest in Nassau
Bahaman colonial officials say a Washington request for Larry Christiansen’s surrender could be considered if Nesle’s trial evidence justifies it. Nesle faces larceny and receiving stolen goods charges tied to a liquor vessel seized off Bimini by a US coast guard cutter.
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Nassau
New Providence
Bahamas
Colonial Secretary’s Office
Washington
Larry Christiansen
United States Coast Guardsman
C. H. Nesle
Nesle
Bimini
United States Coast Guard
Christiansen
Hartford pilot dies in Dunnfield crash near Springfield
Pilot William P. Thomas of Hartford and student aviator William B. Van Buren were aboard a plane from the 43rd aero squadron when the engine cut out about 15 minutes after takeoff and the craft crashed at Dunnfield Long Meadow. Thomas was killed and Van Buren badly injured.
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Springfield
Mass
William P. Thomas
Hartford
43Rd Aero Squadron
Connecticut National Guard
William B. van Buren
St Udent
Dunnfield
Long Meadow
Public hearing set on North Main Street zoning change
City Council of High Point North Carolina will hold a public hearing at its October 18 meeting at 8 p m to consider rezoning North Main Street from Class C Residence District to extend Business B District 150 feet north of Ray Street. Ordered by City Manager P P Pilcher September 27 1927.
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City of
High Point
N. C
North Main Street
Ray Street
P. P. Pilcher
Paying Assessments Due On Streets In Emerywood Addition
Notice lists streets in Emerywood Addition No 4 and surrounding areas with assessments due September 21 1927 for work completed and assessed September 21 1926. Streets mentioned include West Commerce Jacobs Sixth North Drive Fork Granby North Main Denny Hawthorne East Bay Oakland Monroe Worth Springfield Brentwood Carter Sunset Carrick Council Clyde Orlando West Bay Woodbury Franklin Kearns Tipton Kennedy Ridge West Lexington East Lexington Streets and Avenues.
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Emerywood Addition
West Commerce
Jacobs
Sixth
North Drive
Fork
Granby
Fast Green
North Main
Mechanicsville
Denny
Hawthorne
East Bay
Oakland
Monroe
Worth
Springfield
Brentwood
Carter
Sunset
Carrick
Council
Clyde
Orlando
West Bay
Woodbury
Franklin
Kearns
Tipton, Kennedy, Ridge
West Lexington
East Lexington
Streets
Avenues
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Public Library
Words Public Library
Mrs. Wright
Fraser
Marquette
Axminster
Gilmer
Bahaman
Florence Evers
Marion Stokes
Atwater Kent National Radio
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Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
Atwater Kent National
Sheraton Hotel
Asheville
Miss Evers
Mr. Stokes
Florda
Emmanuel Mission College
Berrien Springs
Mich
First Baptist Church
Stokes
Georgia
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