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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1917

Page

4

High Point Boys Earn Officer Positions at Fort Oglethorpe

High Point praises their troops in Fort Oglethorpe where Charles Matton was made first lieutenant and Lawrence Matton Bruce Carraway Benjamin Moore Hal B Ingram and J S Peel became second lieutenants. They are expected to set records in the new army.

High Point Fort Oglethorpe Charles Matton Lawrence Matton Bruce Carraway Benjamin Moore Hal B. Ingram J S. Peel

America's Cause for War Denounces German Actions

A wartime editorial accuses Germany of denying U.S. neutrality, spreading spies, threatening American industries, tempting Mexico to fight, and pressuring Japan for hostile alliances. It claims Germans deny high seas use and would sacrifice Americans at sea, asserting the flag under which they serve remains honored.

Germany Mexico Japan High Seas Europe The Uni

Great N C State Fair promotes premiums for agriculture

The paper notes the Great North Carolina State Fair offers thousands of dollars in premiums to promote agriculture horticulture and stock raising and that copies of the premium list are available on request. It mentions Herbert Hoover urging patriotic cooperation during wartime and records men awaiting army board exams singing My Country Tis of Thee as a sign of national spirit.

N. C Herbert Hoover Army Board France Lincolnton

Distinction Between Separate Articles in Paragraph Indentures

The author explains the importance of keeping two items as separate articles, each with its own lead paragraph and indentation. Reproducing them together without proper lead and indent breaks the distinction, which the writer notes as incorrect and plain to see.

Editor vows honesty after criticism in West Texas paper

A West Texas editor vents frustration over being labeled a liar for minor errors in a local newspaper. He pledges to publish facts boldly in the next issue with the bark off, admitting past editorial lies only to spare readers’ feelings.

West Texas

Town Gossip Card Snips at Local Figures and Marital News

A ragged column lampoons residents including merchant John Bennin and grocer John Coyle. It reports Dave Chartier’s death blamed on drink, Tom Spradlin’s marriage amid a shotgun claim, and Roger Lloyd’s bank career and unpaid dues. Also notes Susie Scruggs and Horace Goffie wedding with sharp character sketches.

John Bennin Belleville John Coyle Rev Sty The Christian Church Bob Ingersoll Bob William Elbert Muncy Dave Chartier Dock Holderness Dave Tom Spradlin Cordie Meador Tom Roger Lloyd State Bank Willow Grove Odd Fellows Pleasant Mound Susie

High Point Community News Briefs On Harvest And Tragedy

R W Johnson Mrs McCuiston and Rev Stempels of Winston visited Clodfelter's for dinner. A hail storm north of High Point damaged crops. A stranger in a Ford was seen in the area possibly selling liquor. A motorcyclist died after a bridge accident near Lexington. Leonard of Thomasville was killed at a railroad crossing. Ransom Estep and Mrs Luther Green are improving. Bert Weavil visited relatives and cures tobacco as wheat threshing ends.

R. W. Johnson Winston Hospital Leonard Thomasville Midway Ransom Estep Luther Green Charlotte Hospital C.C. Smith Bert Weavil

Motsinger Sees Second Barn Hit by Hail This Year

Motsinger travels from High Point to view hail damage as his barn from last week joins corn with stripped leaves. He notes the destruction is part of a second barn strike this year.

Motsinger High Point

High Point Route 1 News Roundup

Social notes from High Point and vicinity reveal visits among the Jester Guyer and Phillips families, new auto purchase by G R Henderson, and travel to Jamestown Greensboro Gibsonville and Yadkin area. A Friday night storm damaged W P Jester’s house and tobacco crops. Burns case in Greensboro active. John R Cook ends dairy venture after a Saturday sale.

Allie Guyer W. M. Jester High Point W. P. Jester J.w.guyer Jamestown E. A. Guyer G. R. Henderson J. R. Cook Muriel Avery E. C. Henderson Edith Burchfield Dassie Phillips W. M. Guyer Greensboro C. C. Culler Burns Charles Griffin Yadkin Yadkin College Alfred Hedrick Winston-Salem Wesley Hedrick John R. Cook

Quiet Trinity Nuptials Tie Ingram to White Daughter

A low key wedding occurred at Dave White's home with Mary White marrying Fred Ingram of High Point. Rev T B Johnson officiated as relatives and friends attended. The couple left for Weegeville and other points, while local updates note visits, storms, moves, and Red Cross fundraising efforts in Trinity.

Dave White Mary Fred Ingram High Point Rev T. B. Johnson Weigeeyile Dobbin Statesville Mrs. Johnson

England Real Estate and Live Stock Public Auctioneers Ad

Wanted correspondents by wire or letter for livestock and estate auctions with 14 years experience. First class service or no pay. sell every day except Sunday. wires reach them. Greensboro North Carolina.

England Greensboro N. C

Help Wanted Ad Connects Jobs With High Pay

Classified notice seeks workers with diverse skills. Offers high market pay through Gordon & Sons at 206-208 E Commerce St and nearby yards at Tomlinson and Russell Streets. C. & R. Ry. area referenced.

Gor DON & Sons E. Commerce St Tomlinson and Russell Sts R. Ry

Mayr’s Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief

Old newspaper item touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments then markets it via Hart Drug Co. It includes an unrelated public notice of an impending divorce case Rosa Farrar vs Thomas Farrar in Guilford County Superior Court with a September 17 1917 appearance date.

May Mayr Hart Drug Co North Carolina Guilford County Rosa Farrar Thomas Farrar N. C Said County Greensboro W.M. Gant C.S C State of North Carolina Hazel Kirkman O’brien Chas A.o’brien M. W. Gant Clerk Superior Court

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the Review Broad Street WW. L. Stamney America Route 4 Mary A. Clodfelter OLD Trinity Grace Johnson Trinity Brokaw Macon Warren County Relia Brame Depot Street Alice Rees North Trinity Carrie Elder Guilford College Lethe Spencer Grace Reynolds W. N. Elder North Durant Ballance June Johnson Mandy” Leach Mr. Johnson Carrie Phillips Salisbury Rob Willis Oxford Jesse Phillips D. C. Johnson Bradford Steed Richlands Onslow County Steed Randolph Johnsons McCuiston Allen R. R. Ragan Beeson Hardware Company M. L. Davis Superior Court Court House High Point Township Ruland Park Office of the Register of Deeds D B. Stafford J. E. Wagner D. S James Morrison Bank of Commerce City of N.C Thos J. Gold Jane C. Martin Rosa W. Redding Extrix Hall Reysne Ture F. J. Cheney CO Toledo Patic Matton Drug Co Eastman Matton Drug Company North Main Stregg Savings Department Wachovia Bank & Trust Co Wescott Roberson W.C. Idol Bank O. E. Kearns J. H. Adams A. M. Rankin G. A. Pottock Asst Cashier J. Elwonley C. M. Hauser W. A. J. Idol J. W. Harriss C. H. Marriner
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