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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1917

Page

2

Trade barriers to undergo revision seeks free trade path

The London Economist summarizes President Wilson as opposing universal trade restrictions and urging extension of free trade and cooperation. It warns postwar shortages of food and raw materials require import access to aid industrial recovery and lauds a world united by efficient production and global goods exchange.

Economist Wilson

South Carolinians push 35 cent cotton price

One hundred representative farmers from every section of South Carolina met at the state warehouse and adopted resolutions urging all cotton growers to hold their staple for a flat price of 35 cents a pound. The meeting was held under the Farmers' Union.

Columbia S. C Carolina South Carolina Farmers’ Union

Reliable Store Opens For School Wardrobe Needs

London’s Reliable Store invites shoppers to outfit boys and girls from head to foot with complete lines of quality clothing at the most reasonable prices. Opened Monday and ready to save customers with accessible options.

London Gilmer Brothers Company

Sweden to Slay Much Live Stock as Autumn Scarcity Looms

Stockholm reports that Sweden will reduce live cattle stock by about 15 percent to meet expected autumn scarcity. The government grants cattle export licenses to Norway or Finland, not Germany, and organizes wood cutting and fuel transport. Coal imports are down while firewood piles fill Stockholm streets and carbide lamps boost lighting.

Norway Finland Germany Sweden England Stockholm

Freshman Football Rule Under Review in Spokane

Graduate managers of the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate Conference meet in Spokane to decide whether to suspend the freshmen rule for the coming season due to many upperclassmen entering military service. Strong sentiment favors a suspension this season.

Spokane Wash Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate Conference Tpct

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