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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
6
Rail timetable announces times trains may arrive or depart from stations with no guarantee of exact arrival or departure times. The notice notes schedule in effect on a specified date and emphasizes potential variances.
Local and long distance moving service advertises removal of household furnishings and related transport. Company emphasizes acre truck service and household removal capabilities in the High Point area.
Sandra confronts jealousy as Irma Barton invites her to lunch to discuss Everett, Leola, and past marriages. The scene shifts from the hospital to a shop as Sandra suspects Everett's loyalties while Irma hints at revealing his first wife and past confidences.
In San Francisco on September 24 claimants from many cities pursue portions of a $142 845 estate left by William Gers tenburg. Witnesses testify he died of self imposed starvation rather to pay food prices. Geisenhofer testifies of mentions of relatives in New Orleans.
Priceless Muranno Museum stained glass exhibits are returned to Venice from Florence where they were moved for safety after Caporetto. The famed Vivarini tapestries were also brought back along with the glass.
A London dispatch reports a statement from Omsk by the Kolchak government finance minister on Russia’s national debt. Internal wartime loans total 33 billion rubles, foreign loans 7.0 billion rubles, bringing total debt to about 50 billion rubles with annual interest around 645.5 million rubles.
The Smiths thank friends for kindness shown after the death of their daughter Dorothy who has passed on to meet her Saviour. They express readiness to help anyone and sign off R. L. Smith and Blanche Smith.
Contrary to popular belief the 116 square miles of Greater London are not held by a few but by 38,200 landlords. The statement highlights a wide spread of ownership across the metropolis and underscores the distributive pattern of property rights in the city.
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