Sunset Magazine Offer Promises Big Value for Readers
An advertisement touts Sunset Magazine as the best monthly, offering a single copy or The Review for a low price of 2.50. It urges readers to learn about a big exposition and claims the monthly pictures alone are worth the cost, directing to a display ad on the last page.
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Sunset Magazine
Sidney, Love
North Carolina
John’r. Davis
Lina Coble Goley
Worthville
Arthur Harrison
Kinston
E. A. McGhee
F. M Yates
L. W. Blackwelder
R. C. Andrews
CS. Carroll O. Wood
Southside
J. M. Evang
Northside
McBain
Arline Porter
Annie Markham
Florence Hill
Greensboro
C. C. Barahbert
R. N. Mitchell
Kentucky
Alice Strickland
Carrie Young
Cannon-Fetzer Co
J. W.sechrest
U. A M
Yeater
Sheriff and deputies capture liquor haul after chase
Sheriff Stafford with two deputies and Chief McGhee and two officers pursue a Ford near High Point. Bud Charles of Wau town is arrested after 12.4 gallon kegs of corn liquor are found in the car following a four mile chase. Charles fled at 40 to 50 mph and a tire was punctured during the pursuit.
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Stafford
McGhee
Greensboro
Yates
Andrews
Dave Matthews House
Bud Charles
Waughtown
High Point
Charles
Matthews
Squire Suttenfield
Charle
Dow
Deeds Filed in High Point Area Transfers
Tuesday deeds filed with the register of deeds show J. E. Burton and others selling 784 to 100 acres to I Lee Martin for 809. H C Bynum and S E Willis selling a High Point lot for 410. E D Moore to H W Hemrick a High Point lot for 1050. Mrs M E Wood to Mrs Sadie N Farrington High Point lots for 648. G T Shelton to H F Farmer two High Point lots for 400. J A Newton S E Smith and J C ees selling two High Point lots for 300.
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Register of Deeds
J. E. Burton
I. Lee Martin
High Point Township
H.C. Bynum
S. E. Willis
T. N. Bryant
High Point
E. D. Moore
H. W. Hemrick
M. E- Wood
Sadie N. Farrington
G.T. Shelton
H. F. Farmer
J. A. Newton
S. E. Smith
J. C. Ees
J A Clisard Announces Mighty Reduction Sale
J A Clisard opens a grand seasonal sale with massive stock reductions. Shoppers flock to this event which promises exceptional value per dollar and continues through next week with what is billed as the best bargains yet in High Point.
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J. A. Clisard
High Point
Don t Get the Big Head
Bastrop Enterprise warns that pride and arrogance come from lack of sense not wealth or status. The piece argues that money clothes power or a minor job can inflate a person into a puffed up, insufferable attitude, while sensible individuals remain grounded.
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Bastrop Enterprise
Moral Trade at Home in Roof Paint Scheme
A High Point buyer, paying 29 cents a gallon for roof paint, is lured by a drummer offering it at 20 cents, then 15 cents, and finally a local producer offers six cents. The tale ends with the buyer reacting to the sharp price drops, illustrating profiteering at home.
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High’Point
High Point
Nearly Ten Million Dollars Invested in North Carolina Autos
Inquiry shows 12 600 automobile licenses issued for year ending June 30 1915 averaging 750 each. Value nearly 9 570000, with many unlicensed machines still unpaid. Tax due July 1 and sheriffs told to collect or face fines. last year 7 618 taxed, up 5 000 machines. Mitchell County reports no gas wagons.
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North Carolina
Secretary of State
Mitchell
Red Men Visit Greensboro Tribe for August 5 Night
Ence Tribe No. 61 of Greensboro announces an official visitation with Chickasaw Tribe No. 32 on Wednesday night August 5. Refreshments and cigars will be served as Red Men attend.
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Greensboro
Bank president rebukes tariff league in confidential inquiry
Indianapolis July 20. Samuel M. Foster president of the Gerfearete National Bank of Fort Wayne replies to a confidential inquiry from Wilbur F. Wakeman of the American Protective Tariff League. Foster calls the probe political and disloyal, urging the league to focus funds on boosting business mood instead. The piece notes the league’s role as a “calamity shooter” and mentions ten thousand dollars in Florida real estate tied to High-Point Bromserty et al. Bradley.
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Indianapolis
Samuel M. Foster
Gerfearete National Bank
Fort Wayne
Wilbur F. Wakeman
American Protective Tariff League
Mr. Wakeman
Republic
Florida
Bromserty Ess
W. G
Bradley, Fla
Day of Alcohol is Practically Gone at Summer School
Dr E L Stamey spoke to faculty and students at the Normal College summer school urging total elimination of alcohol. He, director of the Keely Institute, warned that liquor destroys morals and health and urged education to prevent youth drinking, especially for young women.
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EL. Stamey
E. L. Stamey
Normal College
Jamey
Stamer
T.em
Elizabeth Hayden’s 7th Birthday Party At Home
Little Elizabeth Hayden celebrated her seventh birthday Wednesday at her parents J F Hayden residence on East Washington Street. The party brought a joyful gathering of friends with dainty refreshments and souvenirs for all attendees.
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Elizabeth Hayden
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
D-L. Clark
Washington Street
A. H Sisson
Southern Car Company
Charlottesville
War Clouds Over Europe Stir Global Tensions
Russia stays with Servia in conflict against Austria as war spreads uncertainty. Austria declared war on Servia. fighting began with Servians blowing bridges and Austrian fire. The war threatens Germany England France and other nations, while stock markets falter worldwide. Local notes cover ministers, court actions, and community events amid the crisis.
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Russia
Servia
Austria
Seing
Germany
England
France
United States
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Service
North State
Southern
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Ferguson
High Point Loan Company
M. L. Cannap
New York City
Lutheran Church
Salisbury
Mr. Cannup
A. F. Eshelman
Southern Live Stock Association
Mt. Vernon Springs
Daisy Allred
Lena Ritefiberry
Ruth Sechrest
Black Mountain
Shelton
H. Harris & Bro
High Point, N. C
Artic Ice & Fuel Company
High Point Ice & Peel Company
Joe Lee
Mgr
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