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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1919

Page

5

Notice of Mortgage Land Sale in Greensboro

Notice of land sale under mortgage by J R Harvey and wife Mary Harvey. Mortgagee C M Ferree will sell at Greensboro courthouse on December 20, 1919 at 12 oclock noon the Roland Park Lot 18 in High Point described by plat book 3 page 60. Cash to highest bidder. Asheboro attorney firm listed.

C. M. Ferree J. R. Harvey Mary 4. Harvey Office of the Register of Deeds Guilford County Court House Greensboro N. C High Point N.C S. E Rockwell Avenue Hardover Street Roland Park Company Roland

Not the Only One High Point Kidney Ailments

Gilbert Tucker of 503 E Green St High Point reports severe kidney and back pain with nightly urination and dizziness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he claims relief from back pain and kidney troubles, endorsing them as a preventive.

High Point Gilbert Tucker E. Green St. Tligh Point Dean Moan Mr. Tucker Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

Wanted man to sell trees shrubs roses and vines

Wanted man to sell trees shrubs roses and bulbs permanent position offered by Brown Brothers Nurseries in Rochester New York. The ad seeks a reliable seller to handle plant varieties including trees shrubs roses vines and bulbs for ongoing retail work.

Brown Brothers Nurseries Rochester N. Y

Wonderful clubbing offer for winter reading from The Review

Subscriptions available to both current and prepaid readers with multi publication bundles. Offers include one year of The Review plus other papers at reduced prices, with options for two and five in one, plus single-year combinations totaling under two dollars. Mail to The Review High Point NC with payment.

Review Mother's Magazine The Home Life Household the Gentlewoman Gentlewoman High Point N. C

Appreciation of W P Pickett on Bank Board

At the Commercial National Bank November 21 1919 minutes note the sorrowful loss of longtime director W P Pickett. The tribute praises his loyalty keen judgment steady poise and faith in the bank and in High Point as it grew into an industrial city. He invested widely in local business and remained calm through stress and panics.

Commercial National Bank W. P. Pickett

Banks Order Hand Grenade Savings Banks

Richmond Ohio district banks ordered over five hundred hand grenade penny banks for children to borrow during vacations. More than 175000 grenades were offered. once enough money is saved for War Savings Stamps the bank becomes the child’s property.

Richmond Federal Reserve Treasury Department War Loan Organization

Government promotes War Savings Societies for thrift

Washington officials track rising War Savings Societies aimed at thrift and capital buildup. The Treasury archives list presidents secretaries and members, encouraging individuals to save small amounts at four percent compound interest to fund homes or permanent investments. The piece cites Napoleon and urges financial safety with War Savings Stamps.

Washington United States Treasury Department United States Treasury

Remarkable versatile leader praised for charity and restraint

Thanksgiving note from the editor amid illness and postponed plans. The piece lauds a mayor alderman churchman for patriotism without fanfare and ends with gratitude despite a dreary holiday and travel disappointments.

High Point Ordinance Regulates Cars and Street Cars

City council in regular session on Tuesday night November 18 1919 enacts and in force from November 25 1919 a set of ordinances regulating parking and operation of automobiles and street cars in High Point North Carolina.

High Point N. C

Home demonstration agents push thrift across farms

National thrift drive reaches eighteen hundred home demonstration agents who visit farm homes nationwide. Director Braddock commends their work and outlines plans for saving habits, household improvements, youth savings, government securities, and War Savings Stamps as safe investments.

Department of Agriculture National Savings Movement United States Braddock Treasury Department

Easy to Save War Savings Note Urges Regular Saving

The piece promotes saving through War Savings Stamps and War Savings Society participation. It argues that small coins saved by children grow into larger future purchases like a home or car, via thrift stamps and the W S S program, urging readers to join and save with the crowd.

War Savings Society

City ordinance directs traffic rules on Main Street district

The ordinance requires vehicles turning on Main Street between English and Commerce to use end blocks, designates side streets, and mandates pedestrians and cars follow new rules. Cars must stop inside streets when boarding or alighting, slow to eight mph approaching the district, use hand signals when turning or stopping, and park tightly on Main Street within two feet. Fines start at $2 plus costs. Dated November 19 1919. R L Pickett City Manager.

Main Street English Commerce Washington College Jordan West Broad Main Hamilton

News from Route 4 Sugar Prices and Local Happenings

Mary A. Clodfelter reports Route 4 notes on cheap white and yellow sugar prices in Wallburg and Winston, Thanksgiving reflections, turkey sales by William Pool, family moves, local travel, tobacco on roads, wood prep for winter, early hog killings, and a child accident involving Noah Frank Montsinger.

Route 4 Mary A. Clodfelter Wallburg Winston William Pool L. D. Wyer Reeceburg Bethany Messrs Robt. Barlow D. E Clodfelter Stokesdale

Local Printer Promises Best Line of Commercial Printing

A local printer invites customers to place the next order, pledging high quality at reasonable prices. The ad emphasizes the company’s aim to earn business and asks readers to join in and try their service.

New Shipment of Indestructible Pearls and Jewelry

A large shipment arrives featuring Na varre Indestructible Pearls in pink white and cream offered at 35 percent below rival quality. Window displays show Pearls Manicure Sets Stewing Silver Vanity Cases Mesh Bags and extensive jewelry lines including rings diamonds watches lavaliers brooches cuff buttons watch chains and more with numerous gold items and sterling pieces.

Navarre

Young boy injured in fall ends up in hospital

A boy around ten years old was hurt badly after a fall and bedridden with a severe head pain. Dr. Peacock of Thomasville transported him to Winston hospital for an operation but suspected a stroke. The patient remains in serious condition as his family hopes for recovery.

Peacock Thomasville Winston

Also Mentioned on This Page

J Elwood Cox M. Ferree Mortgagee N. Cox Atty Asheboro, N. C XVAS Stamey Banks J. H. Binford Napoleon Jena Churcchman Or Randolph Harold Braddock Savings Division R. L. Pickett Noah Frank Montsinger Stamney’s N. Main St Weir D. E. Clodfelter William Morin High Point Commercial School the Commercial National Bank High Point, N. C J. Elwood Cox C. M. Hauser V.-Pres J. W. Harris V. A. J. Idol C. H. Marrier E. B. Steed Coats Misses Coats Childrens Coats Beavan
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