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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
7
President Wilson urges immediate action on a new banking and currency system to empower free enterprise. He argues for government control to prevent monopolies, mobilize reserves, and extend credit, warning delay would harm the nation’s economic expansion and business confidence.
The Milledgeville state sanitarium farm under farm steward G W Hollinshead threshes a large grain crop this season. The acreage was sizable and the yield generous with several thousand bushels expected. Peas are being planted on oat land to ensure a splendid pea crop.
Reports include a three year old attacked by a hog near Dover City and Stanley Moore, 65, injured by a Jersey bull in Chocowinity. Belhaven posts office postmaster debate. a Drexel shooting kills a six year old girl?. fires chief election in Concord. patent grants to Campbell Haw River and others. Statesville Air Line Railroad progress. Monroe sewer system expansion. Elizabeth City school superintendent re elected. Maxton death from head injury. Raleigh hog pen dispute. Pasquotank county no July term. Washington brochure distribution. Atlantic Hotel Morehead City notes NC Medical Society program attendance.
Five North Carolina counties will hire county supervisors of schools under a new rural education program funded by the Peabody Fund with $250 per supervisor and county boards contributing $550. The role covers ten designated rural schools per county, with supervision of teachers and pupil progress to boost weak subject areas and overall classroom quality.
In a recent accident on the Iver Road curve near Judea, six miles from tia, an automobile overturned off a 15 foot embankment, killing Crawford A. Williams who was severely injured in the wreck.
The eleventh annual Merchants Association of North Carolina adjourned at Wrightsville Beach after re electing all officers and choosing Durham as next year’s meeting site. Governor Craig grants a conditional pardon to Riley Davis of Stanley County for retailing. New charters issued to Pearson Remedy Co. of Burlington and Griffin Drug Co. of Rocky Mount. illiteracy declines statewide with Wilkes County noted for improvement. Rural Life Week postponed to July 1 19 to fit summer sessions and institute methods.
A major fire in Concord destroyed six Gibson Manufacturing Company dwellings occupied by operatives near the mill. The blaze began in an upper room of one house while inhabitants were away, spreading rapidly to four more and finally consuming two additional homes before the fire company contained it. The row of about 20 houses sits across the railroad from the mill.
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