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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1917
Page
2
A Washington dispatch reports General Cadorna as the enigmatic driver of Italian gains against Austria. Italians push northeast, threatening Trieste while Austrian defenses at Hermada hold. Italian air bases reportedly destroyed. Material shortages and restricted troop figures temper the triumph, but Italian objectives appear within reach.
P. H Johnson's store invites the public to a three day social event labeled as a coffee gathering. Visitors are welcome to join on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at the location.
A damp spring brings backache rheumatic pain and lumbago reports. Mrs T Bucknell Hardy Ned credits Foley Kidney Pills with aiding her recovery, as shared with Mann Drug Co.
A clipped timetable lists southbound and northbound train routes with stations including Birmingham New York Atlanta Augusta New Orleans and Washington. It shows departure and arrival times such as Birmingham New York 1 22 PM and New Orleans New York 12 45 PM with notes on several daily and Sunday trains from High Point and other hubs.
The U S department of agriculture released Bulletin 376 A Study of Cotton Market Conditions in North Carolina with a View to their Improvement It is by J J McConnell in charge of cotton grading North Carolina and W R Camp chief Division of Markets North Carolina Experiment Station Printed by the USDA and about 4000 copies have been allocated for distribution in the state and may be obtained on request
The Broadway theatre hosts Henry Easley and his orchestra of blind boys for a special performance today. High Point soldiers form the first consignment to Camp Jackson, with Oscar Bell Haney kept for the second wave. The film The Crab stars Frank Keenan and admission remains unchanged.
A solid gold emblem honoring Marshal Joffre for his recent New York visit will be presented to the famous soldier tomorrow on the third anniversary of the Battle of the Marne. Ambassador Sharp and other prominent figures will take part in ceremonies marking the occasion.
Farmers in Warren County Kentucky meet to form a bee culture association to promote the business. Members will plant two acres of sweet clover and erect hives. The group aims to extend plans to Pendleton County where honey production is valued at about 500000 dollars annually.
Leading cigar and tobacco dealers from many northwest cities met in Minneapolis on September 5 to perfect an association for protecting mutual interests. The promoters warn current conditions threaten the trade's prosperity and say the group will include top dealers from Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas.
Rt Rev Chauncey B Brewster bishop of Connecticut and a leading Protestant Episcopal prelate today marks his 70th birthday He is a Connecticut native and Yale graduate who served as rector in several cities including Baltimore and Brooklyn before his 1809 appointment as bishop of Connecticut
Hundreds of Parisians visited Meux and surrounding fields marking the third anniversary of the Marne battle. Graves were adorned with flags and wreaths from Parisian societies. A campaign aims to establish a permanent French memorial day modeled after the US Civil War remembrance.
In a cryptic fragment the text references Rome Cafe and individuals D. F. Lapp and J. W. Reavis. The readable portion hints at a meeting or notice associated with a supper shop or cafe setting in a historical context. The garbled OCR limits clear interpretation of events.
Mortgage sale ordered due to default on a $500.00 note secured by Charlie and Ida Johnson to E A Bencini. The High Point Development land Lots 15 and 16 in Section Twelve Guilford County described as 50 by 150 feet with a two story dwelling will be sold at public auction at Greensboro courthouse door October 1 1917 at 2 PM to the highest bidder. Executrix and executor N R S Bencini and Robt Bencini acting as mortgagees.
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