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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
7
Poem urges readers to shed laziness and negativity and take initiative. It calls on individuals to apply talents, work hard, and move forward, citing Creator given gifts and past fighters as inspiration. It emphasizes practical effort over excuses and urges joining the effort.
The piece discusses establishing a Chamber of Commerce for High Point, arguing it would yield better local results and boost business as shown by higher January February post office receipts. It also notes Republican divides over Butlerized matters and hints at shifts in local sentiment toward Mary Ann.
A speaker extols a loyal, tireless companion who stands by you in danger, never quits, and provides courage humor and hope. The narrator promises wealth if you stand by this bold, independent ally through peril and hardship.
The text presents a promotional pitch praising the dollar and urging open opportunity in High Point. It cites local figures such as Robin T. Claywell of Morganton and Congressman Yates Webb, discusses support shifts, and notes a speech by Special Agent Rose urging Spanish study to engage with Spanish-speaking republics south of the United States.
For March only the Progressive Farmer offers six free months to subscribers who pay $150 for a one year The Review. The value is stated at $200. Act quickly as the offer expires April 1 and encourages prompt participation.
Vendors note that while others push prices up, printers face pushes to raise theirs as printer materials have climbed about 40 percent in the last two weeks. The imbalance is stirring concern over output costs and potential rate changes.
Mrs H H Carlisle of Crestline Ohio says a hard chronic cough left her and she became weak but Vincl restored her health and strength. The ad promotes Vincl as a delicious cod liver and iron tonic for coughs colds and run down conditions from Matton Drug Co High Point NC. Town Boosters column tees next week read to benefit.
A historical overview of the rise of commercial fertilizers in the U S South tracing early mineral manures from Peru to the United States It notes David Dickson of Sparta Ga as a pioneer and the shift from Peruvian guano to German potash alongside the influence of abolition and the Morrill Act on agricultural education and fertilizer production.
By virtue of a mortgage deed dated March 21 194 and recorded in Guilford County North Carolina on page 500 259 Bettie Corbit administratrix of E T Corbit deceased will sell the property at public auction for cash The sale takes place on Saturday April 8 1916 at 2 oclock P M The parcel lies in High Point township adjoining J P Reddings lands and Green and Grimes streets totaling about 16000 square feet
In Guilford County North Carolina a special proceeding seeks partition of lands with Mary M Richardson and O N Richardson as plaintiffs and Annie Leslie Richardson Cornelia Richardson and Elizabeth Macon Richardson as minors without guardians. Guardians ad litem will be appointed and the defendants must appear before the Guilford County Clerk on March 13 1416 to answer or demur. otherwise petitioners will seek relief. This 24th day of January 1416. M W Gant
North Carolina Secretary of State confirms the voluntary dissolution of Geo T Wood Dry Goods Company High Point Guilford with consent of all stockholders filed March 4 1916. Secretary J Bryan Grimes signs the dissolution certificate.
Under an order of the Guilford County Superior Court in Martha L. Stuart vs Fay Horney et al a commissioner will sell March 25 1916 at noon in front of Bank of Commerce Building High Point NC the Deep River township parcel. The tract about 18 acres more or less is described by metes and bounds from Lee Charles and Jim Parish lines and is part of EJ Stuart estate. Cash. MARTHA L. STUART Commissioner. D H PARSONS Attorney.
The Manufacturers praised Stanley H. Rose the special agent of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce during Friday night proceedings at the Manufacturer's club.
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