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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
9
A reader decries defeat blamed on pre election drinking and calls for men with firm convictions who will not betray a trust for temporary popularity. He urges leaders to uphold a rigid principle and resist the current of favor.
Deputy State Organizer J. H. ONeill promotes adding 100 members to the Greensboro tent. A Friday initiation by Greensboro degree team and a following Tuesday public meeting are planned with refreshments. The Maccabees claim strong financials and immediate policy value. Medical exam fee is $1.50. initiation fee waived. Also noting 50 Indians in Oklahoma paying taxes on income over $100,000.
Instructions explain turning in a fire alarm by breaking glass over the key, opening the door with the key, pulling the lever to the bottom, and releasing once. The note emphasizes not pulling again after the first pull.
A detailed enumeration of street corners and landmarks across four wards including intersections at English Elm St Lindsay Sts Dennis Hall North Main opposite Richardson Street Broad St near Lee Payne’s residence N Main at Louise Ave Washington and Steele Sts North Main opposite Bay Street Railway crossing near colored college Southern Car Co private box Grimes & So. By. crossing Alma Fur. Co. South Main Russell St Myrtle Desk Rankin coffin Corner South Main Vail Streets W Green Oak Sts High Point Showcase Russell St Mangum Ave Hamilton commerce Sts S Main Ry Ave Elwood Hotel Welch Memorial church Hamilton Mallory E Green Mangum Ave N CGC Wheel Factory A Robinson’s Store.
Choctaws and Chickasaws formed from a common origin, later split by wars and migrations. Traditions recount a sacred pole and a journey from the West to the Alabama and Mississippi regions. They fared better before European contact, then faced conquest, treaties, and long struggles to preserve land and identity.
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