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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
5
The Sellers Manufacturing Company, newly incorporated in Saxapahaw, is expected to take over and operate the Saxaphan cotton mills after the plant was purchased by R. O. Sellars of Burlington. The transition signals consolidation in the region's textile industry.
GOLDSBORO AP Work on machinery installation for a local silk firm is finished and winding of silk yarn is complete. The manager plans the first shipment of the finished product by October 1.
The Delmatia Pennsylvania silk company plant will relocate to Hickory if $100000 in stock is raised. The original company will provide equal value in machinery and equipment. The project aims to employ 200 people with a weekly payroll of $3000 producing silk yarn. the chamber of commerce supports the plan.
Mount Airy announces the Ar gonne Hosiery mills are incorporated by D. Arrowood W. F. Doyle of New York and T. L. Mattack of Winston-Salem.
E. O. Anderson and J. L. Staten with associates of Charlotte reorganize the Rayne-Anderson Cotton mills after a receivers sale, forming Troy Cotton Mills in the latest industry consolidation.
Industrial Dyeing corporation of North Carolina a branch of the New York company plans a November 1 start for its new Charlotte plant a 12 000 square foot building under construction. Louis L Wisner president and Karl Ginter vice president will relocate to manage it. The firm recently bought Dexter Rayon of Pawtucket Rhode Island to operate with the Charlotte plant.
Ellenboro Manufacturing Company directors announce plans to more than double the Ellenboro plant capacity. Southern Webbing Company discloses the first unit of its new Greensboro plant will cost over 40 000 dollars.
C C Hudson of Greensboro buys Kinston Cotton mills for about 222000 in a court sale. The plant, among the region’s largest, will stay in operation while the sale is confirmed. Receivers have run the mill for the past eight or nine months.
Winchester dispatch reports Samuel Buracker's daughter killed when a shotgun blasted through a dining room window as she sat with her mother and sisters. Sheriff Lucas leads Page County officers to track Thomas Short of Stanley, a widower who had pursued Miss Buracker who reportedly refused his marriage proposals.
Announcement confirms Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey show in Greensboro on Friday October 21. The 1927 tour features 5 rings, 900 horses and elephants, 1600 cast and 800 aerialists, with Pawah the sacred white pachyderm and a Europe clown contingent thrilling local audiences.
Governor John E. Martineau of Arkansas urged a federal appropriation of over 500 million dollars to solve the Mississippi valley flood control problem. Speaking at the Investment Bankers Association of America convention in Seattle he called flood control a vital national matter beyond state capability and essential for financial stability across the country.
The 47th session of the League of Nations council adjourned at 5 20 p m this afternoon in Geneva.
North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner William A. Graham protested a proposed 100 percent freight rate increase on soybeans. He warned of hardship to farmers, noted soybean revenue of 2 to 3 million dollars annually, and planned to attend hearings beginning October 4 in Atlanta to oppose the move.
Raleigh dispatch reports a clash between the State Insurance Department and the Budget Bureau over an assessment levy used to buy fire prevention advertising space. The department argues funds must be spent as intended, while the bureau seeks to redirect the money as general revenue. Commissioner Stacy Wade is away at a national meeting but is expected to resist the bureau’s move with support from State Auditor Baxter Durham and other agencies.
A Florida suit challenging the latest Everglades financing program will proceed to a conclusion in state courts despite similar actions elsewhere. The case aims to test constitutional validity and could impact funding mechanisms for Everglades projects.
Proceedings now filed in the federal district court as Attorney General Fred N. Davis announced. Officials learned by long distance call that the suit to test the constitutionality of the financing program was en route but not yet recorded. The plan seeks 30 million dollars in Everglades bonds to fund drainage work, tied to two 1927 acts challenged in Leon County Circuit Court.
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