High Point Announces New Registration for May Elections
High Point city council ordered a fresh registration for the primary and municipal elections. Registration opens March 28 and closes at sunset April 23. The primary set for April 19 and the municipal election for May 3. W L Stamey J W Hedvick and W L Royal announce mayoral candidacy. Dr D A Stanton will not seek reelection. Stanton may join Guilford county highway commission. Three men seek council seats F P Conrad oppose A N Greer in Ward Four. In Ward One Claude Reitzel is the only declared candidate.
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High Point
W. L. Stamey
J. W. Hedvick
W. L. Royal
Fine Totals in High Point Municipal Court 1919 1921
City desk report shows fines and costs paid by defendants in High Point municipal court from June 1 1919 to January 31 1921 totaling 20506 73 dollars. A total of 2174 cases were tried with a large majority of defendants white and 265 black appearing before the judge.
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High Point
E. I. Munso
North Carolina colleges gear for intercollegiate peace oratorical
Eight North Carolina colleges expected to be represented at the annual intercollegiate peace oratorical contest in High Point on April 22. Prof. F. S. Blair of Guilford College is manager of the contest, which was held here last year. Three prizes of 75, 50 and 25 dollars await successful contestants.
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North Carolina
High Point
F. S. Blair
Guilford College
Stamey for Mayor Presents Policies and Background
W L Stamey submits candidacy facts for mayor outlining religion independence and local club memberships. He lists business ventures including The High Point Review Stamey Printing House and Stameys Jewelry Owens Jewelry stores and notes positions in banks and building associations. He cites community efforts such as free school book system cemetery beautification city playgrounds and improvements to streets water and sewerage and lighting.
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Wesley Memories M. E. Church
Commercial Club
Kiwanis Club
Elks’ Club
Moose Club
High Point Review
Stamey Printing House
Stamey’s
Owen Stamey’s
North State Telephone Co
Dixie Veneer & Panel Co
Commercial National Bank and Home Banking Co
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Mutual
Perpetual and Piedmont
Jr. Order
Red Men
Woodmen
Moose
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Knights of the Maccabees
High Point
Publication of Summons in Guilford County Divorce Case
Mary Louise Scott sues Hugh Lindsay Scott in Guilford County Superior Court for absolute divorce on abandonment and adultery. Summons issued February 19, 1921, returnable March 18, 1921, before Clerk M. W. Gant.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Mary Louise Scott
Hugh Lindsay Scott
Hugh Lindsey Scott
Florida
Superior Court
M. W. Gant
High Point City Adopts Primary and City Election Plans
The High Point City Council on March 12 1921 adopts a plan for a primary on April 19 and municipal election on May 3. Registrars and ward polling places are named with registration open from March 28 to April 23. City Manager R L Pickett signs the ordinance.
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A. A. Holton
A. R. Hammer
Z. M. Sillman
Frank Brown
J. S. Fulton
D. T. Andrews
J. M. Hayworth
M. M. Hodson
Home Banking Company
Washington Street
City Hall
Jordan Street
Bellevue Hotel
West High Street
Southside Fire Station
W. W. Ellington
Mangum Avenue
R. L. Pickett
Public sale of land under mortgage near Archdale NC
On April 2 1921 lands in High Point Township near Archdale Guilford county will be sold at public outcry adjoining Ed Henderson and others. The property is subject to a $1500 mortgage and a $500 mortgage to High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association. Sale at 2 o clock p m cash terms. J Ed Millikan mortgagee.
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Archdale
North Carolina
High Point Township
Ed. Henderson
Macadam Road
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Building & Loan Association
Shelby E. Corbitt
Rose A. Corbitt
Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford Coun
Automobile Insurance sale items and review office notice
Short classified listing advertises automobile insurance items and mortgage-related sales. It mentions sale quantities priced at five cents each, thirty five cents per dozen, two dozen sixty cents, and fifty for one dollar, followed by a note for the Review Office.
Black-Draught Liver Medicine Praised by Nashville Grocer
East Nashville resident Mr. W N Parsons endorses Thedford's Black-Draught as the best remedy for sour stomach indigestion and liver torpor. He credits it with regulating liver function and cleansing impurities, urging others to use the genuine product.
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Thedford
Nashville
Tenn
W. N. Parsons
High Point Man Praises Doans Kidney Pills
A High Point resident recounts a three year old interview praising Doans Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney issues. He reports continued relief and no recurrence, endorsing the medicine as effective. Price 60 cents at dealers. Fos ter Milburn Co Buffalo is listed as the maker.
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High Point
York
F. M. York
A. Shelton Sr
Sale of Land Under Mortgage in High Point
Sale of Lot 15 in Block FF, High Point Township Guilford County under a mortgage from Mary L Garrett Byerly and Herman Byerly. Public outcry on March 19 1921 on the premises described in Plat Book 2 Page 48 and Book 315 Page 161. Stamey’s Jewelry ad appears after the notice.
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High Point
High Point Township
City of
D. O. Burns
N. C
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Mary L. Garrett Byerly
Herman Byerly
Office of the Register of Deeds
Y F. Ecker
Schedule changes by Southern Railway announced
Southern Railway states that from 12 01 A M Sunday November 21 the Raleigh Greensboro Winston-Salem schedule will shift. Train 16 departs Greensboro at 1 55 P M arriving Winston-Salem 2 55 P M instead of 3 50 P M. Train 5 departs Greensboro 7 40 P M arriving Winston-Salem 8 40 P M unchanged beyond Winston-Salem. R H Graham Division Passenger Agent.
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Southern Railway
Raleigh
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
R. H. Graham
Thrice-a-Week World promises big 1921 1922 changes
The New York World explains its thrice-a-week edition offers daily-like coverage at weekly price. It touts comprehensive European and US news ahead of upcoming historical shifts. Subscription at $1 per year for 156 papers, or $2.75 for a year with The Review.
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THE
NEW York World
United States
Journalem
America
Europe
Review
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Blood Based Cure
The advertisement states catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is described as acting through the blood to mucous surfaces, with tonics and blood purifiers in the formula. It claims to produce wonderful results and offers testimonials, with druggists selling at 75 cents.
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Hall
RB. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo, O
Miltons Seek Absolute Divorce in Guilford Superior Court
Notice states Lee Milton vs Jennie Milton seeks an absolute divorce on grounds of more than ten years separation. Jennie Milton must appear before the Guilford County Superior Court Clerk by March 4 1921 to answer or demur. Court official stamped February 2 1921.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Lee Milton
Jennie Milton
Superior Court
Said County
M. W. Gant
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North Carolina Press Association
North Main Street
Highpoint
City Desk
J. W. Heurick
E.K. Ingram
General Assembly
C. A. Smith
J. L. Sechrest
J. ED
Millikan
Morigagee
Automobile
High Point Insurance & Real Estate CO
Chatiel
Hamilton and Elgin Watches
Stamey’s Jewelry
AE. Futrell
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
North Carolina Public Service Company
South Main Street
Stamney’s
Brunswick
Stamey Jewelry Store
Home Banking CO
Asis EI. Hedgecock, C
Federal Reserve System
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