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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1914

Page

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Perry Estate sale nets near fifty thousand dollars

The Perry estate on East Washington and East Broad sold at auction for a total of 49 850 dollars with bids from Chas T Ingram Mrs L J Ingram Mrs M K Vail Geo T Penny E D Steele Rev C A Cecil and J W Harris. East Washington and East Broad parcel sold for 31750 to 32500 dollars and the North Main West Washington corner brought 14000 dollars. Sale subject to court confirmation with further bidding likely.

S. Perry East Washington East Broad North Main West Washington Coorner College Streets Chas. T. Ingram L. J. Ingram M. K. Vail Geo T. Penny E. D. Steele Rev C. A. Cecil J. W.harris East

Big lot of remnants and suits sale

A noted sale offering remnants 1 to 2 price. Two coat suits sized 14 to 16 sold for 3.98 after a 14.50 original. All other suits priced at half. One lot of wool skirts originally 5.00 to 850 sold for 1.98.

Free Vote Contest Promises Cars Lots and Gold Prizes

The Review invites readers to join a free voting contest offering a Studebaker automobile or cash equal to its value, a building lot in Roland Park High Point North Carolina, and a $100 diamond among other prizes. Nominate yourself or friends, and aim for top scores to win substantial rewards.

Roland Park High Point N.C Studebaker

Wires Underground Plan Criticized by High Point Paper

In a Monday Enterprise piece the author notes North State Telephone wires should be buried but omits that the Public Service Company also runs Main Street lines. The writer argues city wires and the Home Company deserve underground treatment, as the modern cable system complicates an otherwise unsightly skyline.

the Enterprise North State Telephone Company North Carolina Public Service Impany High Point

North State Telephone Co Announces New Automatic System

The North State Telephone Co outlines a semi automatic system that speeds calls without dialing by subscribers. It includes listening and cut off of operator service, nine second machine ringing, ear indication when the party is rung, busy line prevention, and instant call counting, with partial operation now and full completion in months.

NFW Jin North State Telephone CO

Mrs. Thompson Discharged in Fire Attempt Case

In Greensboro on July 20 Acting Police Judge Swift discharged Mrs Ma bel Thompson who faced charges of trying to burn the Public Service Company building formerly the Benbow Hotel. Witnesses testified to late night visitors in her room and a fire at three spots before it was extinguished. O A Starbuck from Richmond attended the trial as her father.

Herbert Spencer Southern Railway W. J. Crowson Sumter S.C M. C. Crowson Home Banking Company J.R Young Monroe Miss Nichols Panama Joseph Weaver Steele Street E. B. Coler New York L. C. Daly Baltimore Messers E. C. Deal W.E. Price High Rock Rsad J. S. Lynch Rutherfordton Lynch Messers. Gant and Joyner Greensboro Jarrell W. D. Simmons Ely Denton Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Ely High Point Charles Osborne Willow Brook Street Abbots Creek Binjamin C. Ridge The Southern Railway Company Spencer Martha Moore Charlotte W. A. Ring Frank Wineski R. M. Noble Chicago A. M. Rankin Lillian Smith Sheriff G. Johnson R. B. Smith People’s Motor Car Company Ma _bel Thompson Public Service Company Benbow Hotel Swift O. A. Starbuck Internal Revenue Richmond

Big exposition offer tied to monthly pictures

Readers are invited to subscribe for a year to The Review and the associated newspaper at a reduced price of $2.50. The ad highlights monthly display pictures and urges readers to view the last page for the big offer related to the exposition.

Sunset Magazine

Fall scholarship contest at Edward's Business College

The article outlines prizes for top scorers including gold watches for the fifth to eleventh places, a gold necklace, a gold bracelet watch, a silver mesh bag, and multiple Kodak gifts for positions twelve to fifteen. All participants receive some award and a commission is offered to those not earning a prize based on the REVIEW’s business generated by their efforts.

Edward's Business College

High Point Furniture Expo Sees Growing Interest

SPHE FURNITURE Expo reports growing visitor interest in the mid summer exposition. Organizers say a new exposition building will boost turnout and prove the event a permanent fixture. Rev Sidney Love will lecture on The Daughter Thou Gaveth Me about prison life and supporting families, with free admission for men at 5:00 p.m.

Sphe Furniture Exposition Sa Furniu Sidney Love Carolina Prisoner's Aid Society Salem

Drought affects early crops and social notes from Route 2

Fine rains last Monday helped crops but drought still hampers early yields. Residents and visitors include Cashatt, Ross Davis, Cael Epa Ve family, Marvin Kivett, Libney White at Burnett's Chapel. Miss L Salene Kivett visits Winston Salem. Miss Myrtle Davis visits High Point. Mrs. Brower and Mrs. Wilson host friends. July poem closes the item with decorative imagery.

Route 2 City Sday Cashatt Ross Davis Burnett's Chapel Cael Kivett L. Salene Kivett Winston-Salem N. C Harrison Jones W. L. Kivett Myrtle Davis Misses Smith High Point Greensboro D. M. Hollady E. Rothrock E. M. Brower E. 3. Wilson

Subscriptions Move to Association for Delinquent Accounts

Subscribers are told that all accounts have been turned over to the association of which the newspaper is a member for settlement. Delinquents will face notifications, with audits every two years, and the association can provide references on individuals or concerns. The move aims to adopt a paid in advance plan.

Betrothal announced for Prince William of Hohenzollern

Official notice from Munich announces the betrothal of Prince William of Hohenzollern to Princess Adelgunde eldest daughter of King Ludwig of Bavaria. William is 50 and Adelgunde is 43. Address. This coupon entitles the nominee to 2000 votes with one nomination ballot per candidate.

Munich Bavaria William of

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Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association Uniform Classification Committee Venetia Smith Quaker Grove Nell Leona Muse Virginia Dorothy Henley Jackson Springs W. W. Mosely Lynchburg Lineback East Washington Street West Side J. R. Reitzel Stone Senate Foreign Relations Committee Teddy Colombia Geo. E. Hood Wayne County North Carolina A. Brock South Carolina Matton Drug Company Messrs Blackwelder Carrol Morehead City J.C. Mills Reidsville Spurgeon Furniture Department Stamey Bros Fallston Company M High Point Riffles Camp Glenn George Matton, Jr American Leaf Tobacco Company Reat Leonard Beavansstamey Company Service North State Thompson Atrdome Peggy Artic Ice & Fuel Company High Point Ice & Fuel Company Joe Lee Mgr
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