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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1919

Page

4

Memorial Trees For Our Soldiers And Sailors

Plans for memorial trees honor soldiers and sailors with living arboreal tributes. Prominent officials and organizations endorse planting trees along highways and in communities from Lincoln Highway to state routes, with churches and parks adopting the idea.

Robert S. Conklin Pennsyvania American Forests Association Washington, D.C William Howard Taft Arthur Capper Kansas C. R. Pettt New York T. Gilbert Pearson National Association of Audubon Societies Audubon Societies Ida Evans Arnold General Federation of Women’s Clubs Chicago Frank William Rane State Forester Massachusetts American Forestry Association Conservation Department Atlantic Pacific Crawford County Ohio Shade Tree Commission Newark N.J Louisiana Winnipeg Canada Tacony Robert A. Edwards Episcopal Church of the Holy Innocents France Park Department New York City Central Park

Groundhog Weather and Local Happenings in Early 20th Century

A collage reports includes forecasts tied to a groundhog shadow, Chamber of Commerce growth, and weekly cost notes. It cites Vets seeking prohibition loopholes, eight hour work shifts, a growing press reach in North Carolina, and Georgia figure Tyrus Coob shifting to hunting dogs with showing prizes across the east and southwest.

Georgia Peath Tyrus ‘Coob

Community considers expanding city corporate limits

The Review notes Bernstorff's past actions and his current bid to aid Germany. An editorial urges the Chamber of Commerce to act by enlarging corporate limits to include key suburbs, a proposal that appears to have strong public support based on expressions from citizens and officials.

Bernstorff Germany Chamber of Commerce

Business and character clash spark new repair shop plans

The article defines a failing man as one who ignores humanity for wealth and success and places work over life. It notes Smith and Loving will open a repair shop on East Russell Street soon, signaling a practical venture amid moral warnings.

Smith and Loving East Russell Street

Road repairs improve Criddlebaugh bridge crossing

A damaged Criddlebaugh bridge area on the High Point Winston road has been repaired with sand to ease car passage. Local officials report the bridge is now passable with very little trouble for vehicles.

Expert Sign Painter in High Point by R G Wa

In Guilford County North Carolina expert sign painter R G Wa linked to J N McCrary shows modern methods and portrait work. The report notes his skilled execution, city experience, and recognition in exhibitions.

High Point South R. G. Wa J. N. McCrary Watson North Carolina Guilford County Mary F. Welch J. C. Weith A. L. Johnson William A. Johnson Emily F. Huffines Thomas Huffines Edna Cramer Cora Putney Ira Stanley Essie Stanley Rowe J. Vestal Johnson Ira Johnson D. You William H. Welch Andrew Lindsay N.C M. S. Russells Corner Russell Street W. Gant C. S. Vu Guilford Cox

Results Tell There Can Be No Doubt About the Results

A High Point citizen testifies to the effectiveness of Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain kidney dull ache headaches and dizzy spells. Mrs Wood of 201 Cable St reports relief after use and endorses the product. Also notices urge license applications for drivers and signs for sale or rent. City Manager announces driver license requirements for 1918 and fees. Adler I Ka helps son.

High Point High Point Citi J. O. Wood Cable St Dean Doan T. J. Murphy Reni Adler-I-Ka

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High Point Review The North Carolina Press Spociation North Main Street W. L. Stamey N. C Charles Lathrop Pack England New England Eureka Guilford Olivia McGhee Frank McGhee M. W. GA York & York Attys Stamey's Stamey Mre J. A. Parsee S. Main St Stamey’s Hamilton and Elgin Watches Staley’s Jewelry Store Staley’s Jewelery Store Thacker's Edwards Stamney Printing House M. Gerhard Ferdinand Ind Mattun Urug CO Ates Matron Drug Co Beabans Beavans Wachovia Bank & Trust Co Wescott Roberson W. C. Idol Julius C. Smith Mgr Insurance Department Piedmont Building & Loan Association See Treas Chamber of Commercial National Bank High Point, N.C U.S U. S State of North Carolina Oral Resources J. Elwood Cox C. M. Hauser W. A.J. Idol J. W. Harriss C. H. Marriner J. P. Hayworth
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