Public notices mix with war era chatter in High Point rumors
The column blends local opinions on crowds and theater shows with bond market caution and a critique of Dr. H Alexander leading North Carolina Farmers Union. It notes investors’ tightening as liberty loans absorb funds, and urges action against Alexander over his antiwar remarks.
Too Much Money in Society and Its Consequences
A 1920s-era opinion argues wealth limits are needed for social health and future civilization. It warns that excessive money distorts values, risks criminal penalties, and questions whether redistributive policies improve literacy or poverty relief. North Carolina cited as example.
Government buyout of mines urged to stabilize coal price
The editorial argues for government takeover of coal mines to secure adequate supply and set a fair price for workers and households. It criticizes current prices of eight to ten dollars per ton, noting mine price at 2.20 dollars, and warns high costs threaten wartime morale and cooperation. It urges prewar pricing to maintain support for the war effort.
Lenoir County Launches Life Extension Health Campaign
Lenoir County begins life extension health work in October with free medical exams for residents ages 20 to 65. Dr. J. S. Mitchener leads, assisted by Dr. A. J. Ellington of the state health board. Exams, advice, and free health pamphlets will be provided in Kingston, with no operations given.
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Robeson County Fair Set to Be Biggest Yet in Lumberton
The Robeson County fair returns November 6 to 9 in Lumberton with record exhibits planned across farm products livestock and poultry. Community booths are a highlight with prizes of 15 10 and 5 for top booths and ten big shows contracted for the event. Officials expect at least 50 000 visitors.
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Notice to bidders for fire engine and hose in High Point
City of High Point invites bids until Oct 6 at noon for one 750 gallon Tripple Combination Motor Pumping Fire Engine and 1000 feet fire hose. Bids must state delivery time. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. By order of City Council T J Murphy City Manager September 26, 1917.
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England and the United States In This War
An essay argues Americans should thank England for aiding their fight against Prussian militarism. It rebuts the idea that U S entry was driven by England or New England pressure, noting past sins are not the present, and asserts the war was chosen for humane reasons after Germany’s crimes. It urges gratitude for allied support.
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Edwin Collins Frost
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Bluff Presbyterian Church celebrates 159th anniversary
Fayetteville observes the 159th anniversary of the Bluff Presbyterian Church with about a thousand attendees from nearby areas and other states. A silver communion set donated by Flora Macdonald was used during Sunday worship led by Rev. T. W. Smith. The service honored the four associated churches Godwin McMillan Westminster and the Bluff church's Scottish roots along the Cape Fear and noted notable members who helped build North Carolina.
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Winston-Salem Names Its First Woman Lawyer
Mrs. D A Nance, likely the city’s first woman sworn as an attorney, took the oath in superior court before Judge W J Adams. A Salem college graduate, she studied law with her husband, completed at State university, and will practice civil law with her husband.
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Salisbury Charities Marks First Year Of Strong Support
The Associated Charities of Salisbury reports a successful first year under its present organization. President Col. A. H. Boyden and Secretary Mrs. M. Linton praise wide community support and cooperation. The charity's work spans several items and has simplified charitable giving.
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M. ©. Linton
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