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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
8
High Point Route Knews notes strong local resistance to Forsyth County separation plans. Residents say the move would absorb Teague town and eastern Davidson into Forsyth, harming the county and its communities. The item also blends in local society updates, weather, hog weighs, school changes, and road conditions.
Christmas was enjoyed by all in Trinity with a festive tree as the centerpiece. The holiday atmosphere brought joy to residents, and the season’s spirit shone through in decorations and shared goodwill.
A retailer announces repeated price cuts to match wholesale costs and then exceed them by going to the manufacturer. The notice frames the reductions as a full part in lowering prices and presents shoes as a highly useful Christmas gift.
J. W. Fouts of Route 5 presented the editor with three enormous turnips on Saturday. The largest weighed 412 pounds, with the other two nearly as heavy. The Route 5 farmer is noted for producing big harvests, having previously led in hogs and sweet potatoes.
Marshal Foeh reports disarmament figures showing Germany surrendered 41 000 cannon 29 000 ammunition cannon barrels 163 000 guns and barrels 1280 19 900 rifles 15 000 airplanes and 0099 airplane motors The allies limit retention of artillery in fortresses approving only 20 guns at Koenigsberg 35 at Pillau and 32 at Swinemuende with concerns over eastern and southern frontier fortresses and security police.
Charles Everhart and M. M. Swing found a 98 cent watch along a road near Holly Grove believed lost five to six years ago. The watch, still running after minor repairs, matches descriptions from the period and may belong to the original owner who can identify it by full details.
The note requests minute details to prove ownership of an unusual time piece and offers rewards for two issues dated July 22 and September 2, 1920. Payment of five cents each is offered. Review office seeks the information.
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