Railway clears city right-of-way and hay dust of trains
The Southern Railway Company agrees to remove old cross ties along the city right-of-way and oil the area to prevent dust as City Manager Murphy promotes a larger clean-up effort. Murphy says the move will spur residents to tidy vacant lots now used as war gardens.
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Red Cross Fund Enlarged Amid Tax Dispute
The High Point chapter of the American Red Cross received taxes paid on Chautauqua tickets totaling 130.10. Revenue officials later said Chautauqua entertainments were not taxable under the amusement tax act. The editor and family visited Spokane Randolph county for a weekend with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pell.
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Vestie Johnson Dead At 60 In High Point
J Vestal Johnson aged 60 died Monday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Brindle corner Cox and West Russell streets from Brights disease. He was raised here and lived in High Point many years never married and is survived by two brothers and two sisters including Mrs J C Welch in town. He owned an 80 acre farm and other property. Homer F Teague has returned from the army discharged for a bad foot and expects transfer to another unit soon. Our water supply is reported absolutely pure and several auto speeders were arrested for violations this week.
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Hart’s
Common Sense Said to Prevent Street Car Fatalities
The author argues that while law may not convict in all accidental deaths, using horse sense could reduce accidents. A boy steps in front of a street car and is killed by an approaching auto. if drivers anticipated such moves they would slow or avoid passing, yet more lives are lost than expected.
Gould Brokaw Expands Farm at Fairview Lodge
Wm Gould Brokaw plans a larger farming operation at Fairview Lodge. He has purchased a 10 20 Mogul tractor plow and harrow and other labor saving implements to handle more grain next season.
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