Along the Banks of the Majestic Yadkin
The editor and family travel by auto to High Rock, the Carolina and Yadkin River railroad terminus. They praise the river park for camping and recreation, note improvements, and predict High Rock will become a famous resort attracting crowds, while conceding rough road conditions en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Kirkman
High Rock
Carolina & Yadkin River
Yadkin
Col. Coler
Woodmen of the World
Winston
Thomasville
Lexington
Southmount
Funeral for Mrs John Cox Held on Chestnut Street
The funeral for Mrs John Cox took place Tuesday morning from the Chestnut street residence with Dr A W Claxon presiding. She died Sunday at her parents home after a four week illness with typhoid fever at age 23. husband and relatives mourn the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cox
Chestnut Street
A. W. Claxon
Effort Underway To Improve Deportant Highway Links
An enthusiastic meeting at Glenoa backed by Randolph County leaders aims to raise about 7000 dollars to construct 13 miles of road. High Point and Asheboro pledge 800 dollars each, with other towns including Sophia Glenda Trinity contributing through their committees. S. L. Davis of High Point chairs the joint committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenoa
High Point
Asheboro
Sophia
Glendla
Trinity
Randolph
S. L.davis
J. J. Farriss
H. A. Millis
J. T. Bur Tus
J. P. Rawley
D. B. McRary
C. C. Crawford
T. C. Spencer
N. E. Davis
Glenda
A. B. Coltrane
John Laughlin
A. J. Luck
Earle White
S. L. Davis
City Places Hose Order and Billboard Tax Cut
The city ordered 2,000 feet of fire department hose and reduced billboard tax from 50 to 25 dollars. Community notes include Margie Kirkman hosting Camp Fire Girls, Archdale resident Clark White injuring arm, a Trinity lawn party, Mrs. Chas Lee Smith visiting, and Rev. Stubbins aiding meetings in Scotland Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Bleasyl
South Carolina
Margie Kirkman
W. T. Kirkman
Clark White
Archdale
Trinity
The
Methodist Church
Chas. Lee Smith
Raleigh
W. C. Jones
Chas. T. Ingram
Virginia
Baxter, Shemwell
Lexington
R. C. Stubbins
Mechanicsville M. P. Church
Scotland Neck
Bargain offer spurs quick action with knife and papers
An advertisement touts a gold plated knife worth $1.00 and three publications at a discount price of $1.49 with a $5.00 gesture for beating the offer. It notes office viewing and agents wanted to canvass. Local society items follow: university study, appendicitis surgery, store move, board meeting, party, and church deacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review
Ella Cox
University of Maryland
Mary White
Hedrick Grocery Co
Dixie Clothing Co
South Main
W. H. Ragan
Raleigh
Kathryn Tate
Three New Enterprises For City Of Do Things
High Point to gain another dry goods store as Mahler Dalton Gilmer company of Winston Salem locates in Simons building on South Main and opens by Sept 1. Fair managed by Ben Robinson returns at North Main and English. R R Ragan room on Commerce to house a new dry goods store. I A Morris and Bro occupy A C Jones room. Southern Railway runs excursion to Richmond Sept 7 with Pullman cars. train departs about eleven, round trip $4.25, Thomasville same fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mahler-Dalton-Gil Mer Company
Winston-Salem
Simons
South Main Street
Ben Robinson
North Main
English Streets
R.R. Ragan
Commerce
I. A. Morris & Bro
A. C. Jones
Mr. Ragan
Southern Railway
Richmond
Thomasville
Soldier Boys Drill at Armory Open House Sept
Under Capt. Dallas Zollicoffer the local company shows progress and invites the public to view drill at the armory. A formal opening is planned for September with music by an orchestra and hopes for appearances by prominent military figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Zollicoffer
Review highlights from this week's issue
McAdoo announces a plan to deposit 30 million dollars in cotton states banks. The Arabic torpedo sinking is reported along with updates on the Greek cabinet and other war news. Junior Order closes its Charlotte session. A local death notes Mrs. Julian S. Carr of Occaneechi farm Orange County native left an estate valued at one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Charlotte
Julian S. Carr
Occaneechee Farm
General Carr
Carr
Orange County
Furniture factories see rising business, says industry secretary
Secretary Ryan of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association reports business on the mend with the factories. To our farmer friends we will take sweet or Irish potatoes peaches apples beans pears wood on subscription and allow you the market price for same. Review Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
The
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Governor Locke Craig Acts in Captain Bob of the National Guard
North Carolina Governor Locke Craig appears as a lead in a film titled Captain Bob of the National Guard. Also featured are General Leonard Wood General L M Mills Lindley M Garrison and Joseph Daniels with the script by Captain Robert R Reynolds of Asheville NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke Craig
Captain Bob OF
the National Guard
Leonard Wood
Gen. L. L. Mills
Division of Militia Affairs
Lindley M. Garrison
Navy
Jospheus Daniels
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville, North Carolina
Be a Booster and Help Your Town Improve
A rhythmic exhortation urges readers to support their community rather than criticize. It argues pessimism harms progress, encourages boosting local efforts, acknowledges flaws but stresses positive action, and invites readers to adopt a booster mindset to foster betterment.
Thrifty Yankees Hold Large Savings Deposits
The 1914 snapshot shows Southern savings deposits totaling 97 million dollars while New Hampshire alone holds 102 million dollars in savings banks. Figures come from the Federal Treasurer’s latest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New Hampshire
Friends of the Review Pay List and Local Notes
The publication lists subscribers who paid in advance and invites others to join the paid in advance plan by Sept. 15. It also notes a car collision on the Springfield road with no injuries, a minor accident damage, and a camping trip return from the Yadkin river near Winston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Allred
F. G. Barbee
J. E. Boling
J. F. Bain
Will Black
E. M. Brower
Hal Bencini
C. L. Cecil
D. L. Clark
T. A. Cubit
H. C Field
C. F. Farley
Catherine Hedgecock
A. M. Hardie
Tom Hicks
W. L. Hunt
N. M. Hodson
E. T. Kearns
J. H. Long
E. A. McGhee
L. P. Mikles
Dr. McAnally
J. H. Neuschafer
Ed. Parker
D. R. Raper
Chas.Reith
E. F. Segraves
R. H. Sechrest
A. C. Staley
A. E. Tate
F.N. Tate
R. A Wheeler
Z. S. Weavil
J. M. Taylor
C. M. Wiles
J. R. L. Andrews
W. D. Spurgin
C. L Kennedy
N. M. Ganaway
J. G. Leonard
Hurley Davis
Springfield
Leonard
Davis
J. G. Lambert
Yadkin River
Winston
First Baptist Sunday School Plans Saturday Picnic
The First Baptist church Sunday school will hold a picnic this Saturday at High Rock. Mr and Mrs Alpheus Moffitt are northwest shopping for stock for their store for fall and winter trade. Mrs Chas Barnhardt visits her brother Dr Plunkett in Lynchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
High Rock
Alpheus Moffitt
Mrs. Chas. C. Barnhardt
Dr. Plunkett
Lynchburg
Mrs. Turner Messick
Asheville
Fletcher Ridge
C.F. Wilson
H. A. Moffitt
Personal and General News From Local Week in Denton Area
Denton social notes recount visits and weekends with Mrs. Julia Fuller. Clara Blair hosted friends with an orchestra and refreshments. Local residents travel to Asheville and Waugh, Montrose, Marion, and Baltimore. Typhoid cases noted. funerals held for Mrs. Dodamead and Jack Treadway. Editor Joe Peece of Greensboro Record mourned. Multiple visits and domestic arrangements described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
W. C. Beavans
Chas. Lee Smith
John A. Lindsay
Ethel Fruit
Waughtown
Faith Wills
Montrose
Mention It In The Review To Help Local Trade
This verse urges readers to note that they saw items in the Review to boost town commerce. It claims mention will please advertisers, show wisdom, and aid merchants while editors enjoy a light caper and mail-order profits.
The War a Year Ago This Week chronology begins
The Review introduces a new department titled The War a Year Ago this week. It publishes a chronology of the European conflict with the aim of informing subscribers about past events, a feature offered by special arrangement.
New Ads This Week Highlight Local Businesses
Jamestown High School opens Sept. 22 under principal E. J. Coltrane. Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Co. offers ready-to-wear specials for Saturday. Greensboro Commercial College invites enrollment for fall. Matton Drug Co. stocks fresh turnip seed at the quality store. Moore's Mineral Springs promises rest and comfort with the best water. Artic Ice and Coal Co. furnishes sanitary wholesome ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown High School
E. J. Coltrane
Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Co
Greensboro Commercial College
Matton Drug Co
Convict Guy Whipple Nabbed by Police
Escaped convict Guy Whipple was captured by police on Tuesday and turned over to county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Whipple
You Can't Beat a Man at His Own Game
Verse advises against imitating competitors and urges cautious, original effort. Observes that success comes from pursuing one's own plan with honesty and persistence. Includes a brief local notices section mentioning WANTED cards, Oakwood, and residents in Asheville.
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H. D. Sears
the Review
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Moore Springs
C. A. Barbee
T. F. Wrenn
Marion
Stuart Willis
Baltimore
S. E. Willis
Marvin Smith
Burlington
Randolph County
Ramseur
Jack Treadway
Barnet
A. J. Dodamead
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
L. W. Blackwelder
N.W. Beeson
A. E Tate
Geo. A. Matton
F. M. Pickett
J. H. Petty
Joe Peece
Greensboro Record
C. S. Farriss
Dalsam
B. A. Best and Son
Lake Junaluska
S. A. Caldwell
Nellie Roberson
Chapel Hill
James Carter
Drexell
Mr. Carter
Mr. Waston
Forest Carter
Chas. C. Robbins
Minnie Long
Greensboro
Flossie Byrd
Virginia Clinard
Mrs. M. ©. Crowson
Penelope Cobb
Artic Ice and Coal Co
W. H. Dugdale
Oakwood
E. D. Steele
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