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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
5
The statement calls for an immediate extension of city limits in all directions a proportionate public library parks and playgrounds a new passenger station elevated tracks city planning system and more homes expanded streets sewer and water systems and hard surfaced roads aiming for a 26000 population once the city is extended.
Long poem fragment contrasts Ethyl and Methyl as alcohol and poison, warning readers to avoid both. Mentions Berton Braley and social issues, with scattered comments on tariffs, Turkey, and other topics of the era. The piece blends satirical verse with commentary.
The Enterprise argues that extending High Point’s city limits is essential to prevent loss of population and prestige, ensure fire protection and utilities for nearby residents, and allow city planning. It contends current census figures undervalue the area and stresses the urgency of territorial growth.
A health board report on 1921 New York street accidents finds most injuries hit pedestrians over 56 or under 14. It quotes that pedestrians are largely responsible due to immaturity or infirmity, and notes no remedy exists to reduce risk. Drivers appear largely immune except in collisions.
The Salisbury Post reflects relief at a signed agreement to end the strike on the Southern road. Editors urge a return to open shop policies and renewed harmony among workers and management, hoping for lasting cordial relations and unity across all levels of the company.
The readable content does not present a coherent news item. It appears as fragmented phrases about Discord and disagreements and heat LEDs, offering no identifiable people places organizations dates or events to summarize into a valid card.
A Laurinburg Exchange report notes six Klansmen in white robes handed Rev. Frank Culbreth a $30 cash gift after a revival at a Caledonia Methodist church. Culbreth refused, saying he did not support the Ku Klux Klan, prompting the group to depart with the rejected offering.
A September 22 rural Mecklenburg speech by the governor will mark the fall campaign kickoff with State Chairman Dave Norwood arranging speakers and dates. Delegations of home demonstration and farm staff, along with Kilgore and McKimmon, reported statewide outreach and cordial county receptions, except Stanly.
In Charlotte Amelie St Thomas V I on Sept 20 officials report the Virgin Islands have the highest attendance in public schools among U S regions. The current year may reach last year's near 99 percent rate. Compulsory education applies to children six to fifteen. Unexcused absences cost parents 20 cents per day.
The council voted to raise fines for driving over fire hoses and to study improving the fire alarm system. They consider police fire coverage, reimbursements to the Barbee estate for water and sewer work totaling about 56,000, and a 996 repayment to R A Wheeler for Oakwood improvements. Several street paving petitions were approved or tabled, with 100 percent petitions emphasized. The session noted housing and licensing decisions and ended with Rowland winning a nomination certificate for County Register of Deeds after a Supreme Court decision.
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