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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
5
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A patchwork column argues for Liberty bonds and patriotic duty as spring nears. It notes Groundhog Day signals early warmth, calls for enlistment, and urges support for wartime finance while critiquing comfort and wealth. It references Gov. Bickett, a Raleigh war law institute, and Russia’s shift toward peace amid World War I pressures.
A charter is issued for a four million dollar steel plant with offices at Raleigh and a factory on the Dan river or tidewater. The charter fee was 808.50. The piece also recounts local feuds in North Carolina, noting the assassination of Dr. Hennessee at Glen Alpine and the arrest of the Pitts boys after a prior clash that left one killed and the doctor injured.
The city has a paid special collector who has recovered hundreds of dollars from delinquent taxes, suggesting keeping a full time collector would save about ten thousand dollars annually. The piece urges vigilance to recapture five years of back taxes and cites polls and other debts as unrecovered revenue.
The Secretary of War has received and read with keen interest your editorial in The Review of January 24. He asks me to convey this acknowledgment and appreciation. Signed by Ratoa Hayes, Private Secretary.
A reflection on price swings driven by abnormal conditions. It argues that producers and consumers face unfair pricing during surpluses and scarcities and praises a planner who can ensure fair prices for producers and protect consumers, marking this as a historic achievement.
Oscar Bernard Paul, employed by the Petrie Printing Co, was registered Monday as a German alien enemy under government requirements.
Under a Guilford County Superior Court order in Elsa Adams v Julia Taylor et al the sale of three parcels in Deep River township is scheduled for February 23 1918 at 10 00 a m the lands described include a seven acre tract and a three acre tract plus a one acre portion assigned to Julia Shucraft Taylor with the sale ordered because a ten percent bid has been placed on the February 2 1918 sale price. The notice is signed by Commissioner S H Mendenhall and attorney D H Parcus.
Bedford Ohio testimonial praises Vinol cod liver and iron tonic as a cure for weakness and nervous fatigue. Mrs Frank A HorKey credits improved strength after taking Vinol and a local drug firm guarantees the remedy. Also notes military transfers from Camp Jackson to Camp Wadsworth nearby.
A vintage kidney health ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy. Mrs. N. C. Crawford testifies three years of kidney issues and back pain improved after use. The ad cites widespread trust and a 60 cent price, urging readers to ask for the same product. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Executed September 1 1908 by A J Tate and wife S E Tate to C C Edwards and transferred to J F Hoffman on November 27 1909 due on a note. The public auction occurs February 23 1918 at 2 pm on premises in High Point township, Guilford County. Property is Lot No 5 in the Loflin Kinley and Son plot 7800 square feet. Executors Hoffman and Parsons announce.
Mortgagee D H Parsons announces a cash public auction on February 23 1918 at noon in front of Bank of Commerce High Point North Carolina. Lands include lot 14 and 15 in Block 3 West End Heights near Pickett Cotton Mill in Guilford County. executors Orseine Jr and D H Parsons state principal and interest default under 1915 deed to J F Hoffman.
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