Twelve Deeds Listed in County Real Estate Transactions
Real estate records show twelve deeds recorded with the registrar of deeds yesterday totaling about $52,000. Notable sales include W. F. Ross to Virginia Ragsdale for a Commerce Street lot at $9,090 and a second Commerce Street lot to J. W. Holt for $19,000. Roy C. Millikan sold to J. S. Micore.
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Registrar of Deeds
W. F. Ross
Virginia Ragsdale
Commerce Street
J. W. Holt
Roy C. Millikan
J. S. Micore
Property Transfers From Walker Avenue and Nearby Areas
A列 list of parcels changing hands with prices and buyers including Walker Avenue lots to J S Moore and C Briggs to Bee son. Grayland and Wendover avenue parcels to J E Latham for about 5000. Walker fronting 50 feet sold for 8500. Lindell road and Lake street corner to P H Beeson for 2000. North Carolina rail road area to Gate City Motor for 3000. East Green street extension to High Point Insurance for 500. Kersey tract to C Moran for 1500. additional transfers including Redding and Moore, Carter and Fraley noted.
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Walker Avenue
Roy ©. Millikan
J. S. Moore
Morris Stadium Et al
J. E. Latham Company
Grayland
Wendover Avenue
Charles R. Briggs
P. H. Beeson
Lindell Road
Lake Street
R. C. Milikan
Auto Truck Overturns on Greensboro Highway
An automobile truck owned by J. W. Jones and company of Greensboro veered to avoid a collision near the Children's Home and rolled over. The driver, an unidentified Black man, escaped injuries.
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J. W. Jones and Company
Greensboro
Secretary Davis urges consular certificate for all immigrants
Secretary Davis proposes a two step immigration system requiring a consular certificate issued abroad for each immigrant and a post arrival registry to accompany the existing immigration administration. The idea aims to tighten future immigration control and enforce selection at the source.
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Davi
Washington
Davis
Labor Department
United States
Grace Dodge Hotel Opens Doors to Men
The Grace Dodge hotel, long operated for women, will now welcome male patrons. Manager Miss Mary A. Lindsley said the policy change will allow the hotel to offer more complete hospitality.
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Washington
Grace Dodge
Mary A. Lindsley
Funeral for Mrs W A Bolt Held at Mt Airy
Funeral services were held in Mt Airy on Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. W A Bolt 71 a resident known here as the mother of Lola Moon and M T Hicks. She had visited High Point recently and died after a week of illness following a rapid decline after returning by auto from Mt Airy. The city sent a large delegation including Mr and Mrs Earl Bryan Ruth Samuel and William Moon Miss Pauline Hicks M T Hicks Jr Frank Hicks Mrs Sam Dutton Miss Norma Dutton and Mrs N E K Russell.
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Hicks
Moon
Mt. Airy
Earl Bryam
Ruth
Samuel
William Moon
Pauline Hicks
M. T. Hicks, Jr
Frank Hicks
Sam Dutton
Norma Dutton
N. EK. Russell
Wall Street Opens Higher as Big Blocks Trade briskly
Rising prices accompany unusually large block trades at the opening. General Motors advances two points to 122 on an initial sale of 5 000 shares. Mc Crory gains four points, leading a broad upturn in mercantile issues. Demand grows for U S Steel American Smelting International Nickel and other major industrials.
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Wall Street
New York
General Motors
McCrory
New Orleans Cotton Opens Firm on Rain and Cables
The New Orleans cotton market opened firm and active on general rains across the belt and firmer cables. First trades showed gains with December up to 20.94, January at 20.92, and March at 20.88 as sellers who had bet on clearing weather covered positions, though the market eased slightly by mid-morning.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Rain Hopes
The cotton market opened firm in New York on October 15 with gains of 4 to 20 points as Liverpool cables stayed steady and reports of heavy rains in the south raised temperature worries in the southeast. December futures rose to 21.54, gaining 17 to 22 points on active buying and covering, despite hedge and local selling amid crop estimate rumors of 15,125,000 bales.
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New York
Liverpool
Leroy McCurdy Visits City To View Tom Mix Film
Actor Leroy McCurdy arrives on a visit to see Tom Mix's The Everlasting Whisper shown outside New York. He notes Yosemite Park scenes and praises the film as never needing censorship while praising Mix for clean, high minded entertainment.
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Leroy McCurdy
Tom Mix Pictures
Mr. McCurdy
New York City
Tom Mix
Yosemite Park
California
McCurdy
Film Board
Film Board of Censors
Germany joins Rhine pact to outlaw war
Official acceptance from Locarno confirms Germany's adhesion to the Rhine pact of mutual guarantees formed at the security conference. The agreement will be signed by Germany France and Belgium with Great Britain and Italy acting as guarantors.
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Locarno
Switz
Germany
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
Honor 10 memory of Duke planned
Durham is planning a memorial service for James Buchanan Duke, renowned philanthropist and Duke University benefactor. Officials of Duke University coordinate the tribute, with a date to be announced. President William P. Few lauds Duke as one of the mightiest men of his generation amid the university’s plans for building and organizing posthumous honors.
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Durham
James Buchanan Duke
Duke University
William P. Few
Dukes
Students urged to maximize opportunities and build character
President Few emphasized uninterrupted progress to completion and urged every student to make the most of opportunities while a student. He praised the deceased financier as an example of what a man can achieve with proper effort and character.
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Few
Nan
President Invites Student Body to Be Inspired
A president invites the entire student body to draw inspiration from a recently presented idea. The display aims to motivate students across campus and foster shared goals.
Wonderful Stomach Remedy Claims Cure for Stomach Ailments
A letter from Wm. Starkey of Rock Creek Ohio credits Doctor Orth's Stomach Remedy with curing years of illness and improving health. The advertisement urges readers to try the remedy, notes a money back guarantee, and lists Mann Drug Co Green Drug Co and local druggists as suppliers.
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Wm. Starkey
Rock Creek
Ohio
Dr. Orth
Mann Drug Co
Green Drug Co
Piles Sufferer Finds Lasting Relief With Hamadala Tablets
John A. McAllister of Buffalo credits Hamadala Pile Remedy with permanent relief after twelve to thirteen years of trouble. He tried multiple doctors and salves before one box ended his ordeal, with four months of no recurrence since stopping the tablets. The internal constitutional treatment is sold with a refund guarantee by Mann Drug Co. and Green Drug Co. at $1.00 by mail.
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Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
John A. McAllister
Mann Drug Co
Green Drug Co
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for Gray Hair
An old time hair dye remedy promises natural darkening with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Advertised as easy to apply with a comb, it claims to restore color in days and cost 75 cents per bottle.
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Wyeth
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Guilford
White Desert
Claire Windsor
Pat O’malley
Robert Trazer
Broadway
Lionel Barrymore
Charlotte
A. B. Huff
American Theater
High Point, N. C
Charlotte, N. C
Keith Bill
Bill Charlotte
N. L. Royster
Broadway Theater
American Theatre
Randall's Drug Store
Nicolai - Welch
Demist Inc
Tick Wardells
Guy Bolton
Fred Thompson
George
Beauty Grace
Sweet Voices
Liberty Theatre
Bolt
High Point
W. A. Bolt
Legion
John RE. Mc. Quiggs
John R. McQuigg
East
Cleveland
American Legion
Baylor
Balbriggan
C. J. Cummings
Nokol
Arthur Kirkin
J. G. Greuer
S. P. Montgomery
L. B. ‘Allen
B. S. Cummings
Frank Wineskie
C. F. Tomlinson
L. H. Tomlinson
Zilliah Smith
Nokel Willock Company
P. O
Duke
University At
University
Thre Service Co
E. High
Southern Bond & Mortgage Co. of
Richmond, Va
R. C. Welborn
Farlow Insurance & Realty Co
Commercial Bank Building
Chas. E. Hayes Co
N. Main St
Jewelers
Nowa
S. C. Wincannon
Hamilton St
Hamadala
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