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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1944
Page
9
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Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission will hold hearings on time freight rate and passenger fare hikes. The Price Administration says railroads gain revenue from 10 per cent passenger fares and 3 to 6 per cent freight increases. Freight raises have been suspended since May 15, 1943, with the suspension ending December 31, 1944, though unused passenger fares remain in effect. The Koh diamond history is noted as tracing back to 1304.
By order of the City Council on May 11 1943 the undersigned offers Lot 175 Emerywood Add 4 in High Point Guilford NC for sale at public auction October 30 1944 at 11:00 AM at City Hall High Point. Bidder may pay cash or at least 20 down with balance over 60 months. City reserves right to reject bids. Dated October 11 1944. Arnold J Koonce Mayor.
On day of May 1943 the undersigned will offer Lot 7 of the Blair and Jordan Plat in Guilford County North Carolina for cash or credit with not less than ten percent down. Bids opened October 10 1944. Arnold J. Koonce Mayor.
Nicely furnished downstairs bedroom with private entrance and connecting bath. Includes oil heat and near private entry. Contact phone number 3729. Steam heated option also available at 106 Oakwood Court.
Readers are invited to sell hens and fryer birds to Community Poultry at Five Points. The buy rates are 25 cents per hen and 28.2 cents per fryer, with contact via phone number 3918.
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