High Point Musings and Local Reflections From 1930s Column
A daily column blends Roosevelt era politics with small town life in Trinity and High Point. It covers public safety in Trinity’s Route 61 drive concerns, praise for Lonnie Parrish’s shooting dog win, a painter’s church scene, horn nuisance cures, and remarks on inflation, wages, and straw polls. It notes visitors praising High Point’s industry and Emerywood, with local pride and social commentary throughout.
Mill And Village Sold At Auction In Gastonia
In Gastonia on Oct 29 the Ozark mill plant and houses sold at auction for about 75000 by South Carolina National Bank receivers. All mill property was sold and confirmed. new owners list unavailable for days. The mill building reportedly sold in sections to a Gastonia firm and a Charlotte businessman. Biscuit note appears as a French term meaning twice cooked.
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