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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1925

Page

5

Property Deeds Filed For About Sixty Eight Thousand Dollars

Twenty one deeds totaling about 68 000 were recorded at Greensboro by Register of Deeds R H Wharton. Transactions include S W Inmon to G C Hill 22 acres for 1500. Lenoir Chambers and H V Koontz to J R Owen 35 feet Lee street for 3200. J H Boyles to J G Thomas one heir interest 50 feet Jefferson street for 10. Boyles to A M Mayes 50 feet Walker avenue for 6500. I L Straughn to J R Owen 32 feet West Lee street for 3000. Brown Real Estate to Fannie O Moseley Clary Wilkerson subdivision for 500. David J Witte to Lindley Park Inc 50 feet North Elm street for about 10000. G C Hill to A M Scales near Friendship township for 1500. C G Wright to Hamilton Lakes Inc two lots for 10 and other considerations. W J McPherson to J L Watkins East Whittington street for 4500. A D Connor to Lindley Park Inc 71 feet Pennsylvania avenue for 3500. D E Allred to D J White Bessemer park for 3500. Sidney Hudson to L F Warren Jr in Hudson subdivision for 500. Laura M Brown to W H Bates 100 feet Boone street for 500. Lindley Park Inc to D E Allred Kensington road for 2500. Lindley Park Inc to David J.

Saturn Office of Register of Deeds R. H. Wharton Greensboro S. W. Inmon G. C. Hill Scales Lenoir Chambers H. V. Koontz J. R. Owen Lee Street J. H. Boyles J. G. Thomas Jefferson Street A. M. Mayes Walker Avenue I. L. Straughn West Lee Street Brown Real Estate Company Fannie O. Moseley Clary and Wilkerson David J. Witte Lindley Park, Inc North Elm Street Dr. Roe A. M. Scales Friendship Township C. G. Wright Hamilton Lakes, Inc W. J. McPherson J. L. Watkins Laura M. Brown W. H. Bates Boone Street D. E. Allred Kensington Road David J

Bessemer City Farmer Endorses Herb Juice Remedy

A Bessemer City farmer, David White, praises HERB JUICE for chronic constipation indigestion and gas. He says two bottles restored regular bowels improved liver function and appetite and urges others to try the remedy sold by Matton Drug Co. hundreds visit the headquarters to sign statements for publication.

David White Bessemer City N. C Mr. White Matton Drug Co Herbick

Real Goods Joe Judge Keeps Guard for Senators

The veteran guardian of the iron door for the Senators reflects on long service and a career that began in the minors. Though battered by injuries he still plays steady at the plate and field, with a nickname rooted in his clutch homer prowess.

Joe Judge Senators Joe

Oxygen Therapy Improves Flu Epidemic Care

A 1925 Bell Syndicate health column argues oxygen use aids broncho pneumonia during flu outbreaks. It describes a humane method: a muslin tent over the patient, oxygen delivered from above with the tube kept five inches from the face, and nursing oversight to maintain pink nails indicating sufficient oxygen.

Bell Syndicate

Real estate transfers on Pennsylvania and Pearson avenues

White sells a lot on Pennsylvania Avenue for 3660 dollars. High Point Hosiery Mills transfers a J. R. Patterson lot of the Hedgecock lands for 2000 dollars. George Penny and others convey a 50 foot fronting Pearson Street lot to A. Evans.

Our Children TELLING STORIES

A guide for parents and teachers on how to tell stories to three year olds. It emphasizes letting children narrate first, sharing true memories from family, and gradually introducing fairy tales from Cock Robin to Grimm and Ruskin. Mr. Patri offers personal inquiries via the paper.

Robin Mother Father Gram Gramp Cock Robin Anderson Ruskin Patri Bell Syndicat

Man Sues City Over Skeleton Exhibit Fees

Asheville resident S. T. Early sues the city for 215 dollars claiming he may charge admission to view a large skeleton in a building he constructed. The city ordered the structure torn down, and Early argues the cost was 215 dollars.

Asheville S. T. Early Fs

SAWYERS 51 DIES AT HIS HIGH POINT HOME

Joseph Sylvester Sawyers formerly of Caswell County died at his home 606 Smith Street High Point Sunday morning at 10 o clock after two years of stomach illness. He was born December 9 1868 in Caswell County and survived by a widow four sons Clarence Alton Felix and Robert two daughters Mrs J C Ragan and Nannie two brothers W F Sawyers Union Ridge and James L Sawyers Caswell County Funeral services were conducted at the home at 9 o clock today by Rev E J Harbison East End Methodist Episcopal Church and burial followed at Concord Christian Church Caswell County.

Joseph Sylvester Sawyers Caswell County High Point Smith Street Sawyers Clarence Alton Felix Robert Sawyers J. C. Ragan Nannie Sawyers W. F. Sawyers Union Ridge James L. Sawyers E. J. Harbison East End Methodist Episcopal Church Concord Christian Church

The Links Referee Interprets Golf Rules

In a club match a ball buried in soft mud near a ditch was argued to be playable by lifting and placing beside the landing spot without penalty. The question asks if this is permissible when no local rule covers the incident.

Innis Brown The American Golfer

Shelby Sets Busy September and October Schedule

Shelby counts a string of events from Sept 23 to Oct 16. The Kings Mountain Baptist association meets Sept 23 24. federal court convenes Sept 28 led by District Judge E Y Webb. Sept 29 vote on a 200000 city school bonds. Cleveland County Fair Sept 29 Oct 3 with major races. Kiwanis district meeting Oct 8 at Cleveland Springs with 400 Kiwanis expected. Cleveland County Negro Fair opens Sept 14 4 days. Hi Y conference Oct 16 for 200 older boys and Cherokee Indian outreach and home living aims.

Kings Mountain Baptist Association Federal Court E. Y. Webb Cleveland County Cleveland Springs North Carolina County Fair

Cherokee Indian Fair Set For October Dates

The Cherokee Indian Fair will be held October 6 through 9 at the Cherokee reservation drawing visitors from long distances. The event emphasizes showcasing Cherokee exhibits and culture to the public.

Cherokee N. C

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Bessemer City Farmer Washington Jas. W. Barton By Angelo Patri Mutt and Jeff Cheerio Agan Sir Sid — Svete Matt Sir Sids Bell Syndicate, Inc the Links Shelby New York General Motors Studebaker Hudson Motors France Paris
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