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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
7
The notice cites boycott driven price drops in eggs turkeys chickens and butter across states with Virginian and North Carolinian tensions and a Red Cross seal appeal. It mentions editor Tom Watson’s acquittal and calls for action to curb the high cost of living.
Tenth district lawyers doubt Britt can win in state courts or Congress. They argue Weaver appears elected, citing unmarked ballots could swing by 300 or marked ballots by 100. If a contest arises, proof of Weaver's honest victory is ready, with past cases cited on ballots and primaries.
The item promotes selling china sets from The Review and morocco card cases by Scamey Printing House. It also notes a fund drive by Methodists of High Point to raise money for Greensboro College for Women and calls for Red Cross seal contributions to fight tuberculosis.
A Thursday night blaze at the South Atlantic Lumber Company in Greensboro destroyed the plant and nearly all lumber. Estimated losses exceed 30000. Claud Kiser leads the company as president and major stockholder. Origin of the fire remains unknown with two nearby furniture factories briefly threatened.
Andrew Montsinger sold two bags of tobacco for 3400.63 showing farm earnings. William Garrison lost a horse near Wall-Lurz after a trip to Winston, likely due to colic. The writer visited D R and Mrs Philips for an enjoyable evening. Mrs Hines is seriously ill near High Point. Reverend Tabos not reassigned. Rev Sanford will lead at Shady Grove. Clodfelter family notes and local travel appear amid brief community updates.
American industry proclaims solved German dye issue and announces start of high quality dye production in the United States. Local firms claim reliable service and consumer care as they promote in stock transparency and customer confidence.
Mortgage sale authorized by a deed dated May 23 1916 in Guilford County with power of sale. On December 26 1916 at 12 oclock the property fronting Howell Street High Point will be sold subject to a first mortgage of 750 dollars. Property described by equal 57 1 2 feet and 95 feet bounds. Terms cash. HENRY HARRIS LEWIS HARRIS Mortgagees.
Tan hounds followed the writer home from Ras Field Place while hunting. One is black and tan, the other black back with a speckled breast, female. Owner urged to call, claim the dogs, and pay charges per law. Dated December 3, 1916, by R. L. Osborne of Oakdale Cotton Mills, Jamestown North.
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