Religious services listed for several denominations in High Point
The column lists preaching schedules for Methodist Presbyterian Friends Baptist and Episcopal churches with pastors and service times. It notes a protracted meeting in October and a Sunday school start times. Also mentioned are local civic items including tax rates, a wind storm at Davidson College and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methopist
V Hoyle
Presbyterian
P H Dalton
Friends
Bartist
H Thompson
W L Reaney
Methodist Church
Mr. Hoyle
A. Berryman
Virginia
Temperance Address Praised. Bread Demand and Railroad Hints
Readers commend Judge Dick's temperance sermon at the Methodist church as gentle and able though many avoid political entanglements. The paper notes Mr Ritz bread quality and upcoming taffy samples, then reports Capt Farnum's claim to resume the Winston Fayetteville railroad, urging caution before travel but affirming eventual construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Junge
Mr. Ritz
Visits and returns and a legal ruling noted in Danville
Miss Annie Stokes of Danville visits Capt. W. E. Johns. Sid T. Blair returns from the south while Elwood Cox J. C. Callum and Tom Wrenn come back from the north. Geo. A. Matton is expected home tonight or tomorrow. A young man thanks B. F. Johnson & Co. of Richmond for placing him in a money making position. A Chattanooga excursion at half fare is canceled due to a misprint. Gilmer vs Clerk Holton ends with a judgment that Gilmer be qualified as a justice of the peace and recover costs. an appeal to the supreme court follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Stokes
Danville
W. E. Johns
Sid T. Blair
Messrs
Elwood Cox
J.C. Callum
Tom Wrenn
Geo. A. Matton
B. F. Johnson & Co
Richmond
Gilmer
Clerk Holton
Guilford County
Supreme Court
Joel Anderson
Greensboro
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
W. W. Andrews
Prohibition Leader Letter and Local Reactions
Joel Anderson praises protests against lynching while condemning cruelty and urges adherence to the law. W W Andrews defends due process and praises Judge W M Shipp for prosecuting a slanderer. The Orphans Friend and Durham Recorder items note a literacy demand and tobacco shipment, reflecting local concerns.
Labor strike at Wilkesboro affects extension project
The Winston Republican reports imported workers struck for higher pay but were discharged by the company and replaced with Wilkes County laborers. It also notes T A Wiles leasing Jordan Warehouse at High Point for tobacco sales in October and other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Republican
Wilkesboro
Winston
Wilkes County
T. A. Wiles
Jordan
High Point
Randeman cotton mill ready for machinery shipment
The Randeman cotton mill is complete and awaiting machinery. U S Electric Co begins installing lights at J M Worth Mfg Co mills, with 300 light dynamo powered by a Western house engine. Two young men Lyon of Greensboro and an unnamed Jamestown companion were tenting at Franklinville en route to Wilmington on Deep River. Dr J W Long of Randleman departs for Asheville to settle there. Yadkin county tax levy this year stands at 884 cents per $100 value and $2.65 per poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randeman
U. S. Electric Company
J. M. Worth Mfe. Co
Western
T. A. Lyon
Greensboro
Jamestown
Franklinsvile
Wilmington
Lyon
J. W. Long
Randleman
Aseville
Long
North Carolina
Yadkin County
Remarkable Cure by New Discovery for Consumption
A Shelby, North Carolina firm reports a dramatic case where a woman named Mrs. Luther Lutz suffered seven years of illness and three months of constant coughing. After taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption she slept through the night and credited one bottle with a miraculous recovery. Free trial bottles offered at Moffitt and Bradshaw’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N. C
Moffitt & Bradshaw’s
Nursery Ad in Vanpai North Carolina
A North Carolina nursery offers a large stock of fruit trees ornamental trees evergreens roses shrubs and plants for fall planting. Orders given to Mr C F Crutchfield of High Point receive prompt and careful attention from G L Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanpai
N.C
C.F. Crutchfield
High Point
G. L. Anthony
Penitentiary Directors Report on State Convicts and Locations
The Board of Directors met in Raleigh and received a full report on the location of all state convicts. There are 1,356 total convicts with 361 in the penitentiary or on related farms, and others scattered on railways and roads across several counties. W. Salt Druggist of Bippes, Ind claims Electric Bitters cure various ailments. Abraham Stare of Bellville, Ohio endorses them as best selling medicine in 20 years. Moffitt & Bradshaw offer Electric Bitters at fifty cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Republican
Messrs Blum
Salem
John M. Hedgecock
Jounx D. Heperceck
Raleigh
Western North Carolina Railroad
Cape Fear
Carthage
Hyde County
Bippes
Ind
Abraham Stare
Bellville
Ohio
Moffitt & Bradshaw's Drug Store
Huckleberry Cordial Praised by Knott Company
Knott Hennesee and Co of Berindleton North Carolina asserts that Huckleberry Cordial improves with each satisfaction for bowel troubles and teething in children. They recommend it to every mother and home physician.
North Carolina Lime-Phosphate Fertilizer Claims Unpacked
An advertisement touts North Carolina Lime-Phosphate as a dry, nutrient targeted fertilizer. It lists contents such as phosphoric acid lime and potash with minimal water, arguing against common fertilizer excesses and urging specific application rates for cotton, corn, wheat, oats, rye, and grasses.
Fertilizer mixtures for wheat oats and grasses
Agricultural notes outline fertilizer blends using Lime Phosphate, Muriate Potash, cottonseed meal, ground fish scrap, Sulphate Ammonia, Nitrate Soda, and Kainit. Directions cover wheat on various soils, oats and grasses, with quantities per acre and broadcast or drill methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryr
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Lime Phosphate Promoted for Nutritious Orchard Growth
Norticulturists stress lime phosphate as essential for fruit trees and vines and note its cost effective supply. Nurserymen broadcast a heavy soil mix before planting and place 5 to 10 pounds around each young tree to support healthy growth on one or two acre plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves, &c.Norticulturists
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The
Enterprise
N. C
Church Directory
Guilford Court House
Farmer's Club
Jordan Warehouse
Thomasville
Colored Knights of Labor
Wesley Lindsay
Peter Gray
D. L. Clark
F. G. Cartland
J. B. Best
Davidson College
Jacob Maynard
D. H. Hall
Nannie L. Maynard
8. V. Hoyle
Thos. Seagle
McAdoo House
Stephen Robbins
Alec Robbins
Jarrell’s Hall
Cox & Hoskins
E. D. Steele
Evanston
Wyoming
Register
Steele
Trinity College
J. L. Armstrong
G. N. Raper
Columbian Literary Society
J.S. Bassett
Hesperian
Farnum
Winston & Fayetteville Railroad
Chattanooga
Tenn
Turk
Thut
W. M. Shipp
Martin Superior Court
Augustus Mizzell
Durham Recorder
T. H. Martin
Durham
Louisville
Express
Petersburg
Bishop
John M. Cardwell
Johns. Cranor
Cardwell
Weldon News
Ringwood
Charlotte Chronicle
D. P. Jones
Minneapolis
Guilford Nurseries
Winston Police
Bere
Partriidge
Partridge
Dex
Baere’s
Boot Shoe and Hat Store
Hisgtt
Tarfieel County
Ieri
Baueh
Panures
Ragan
Southh Sever
Higgins Wharf
Baltimore, Mp
Norforx, Va
Bougeft
A. ¥. Smith & CO
Moffitt & Bradshaw
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
We. C. Shenley
Undertaker
Marble Yards
Main St
DP. L. Char
N.C. Phosphate Co
Raleigh, N. C
Hi. A. Simmons
Tarrel’s Hotel
M. A. Smith
Willis Burns
High Point, N. C
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