Fire destroys three Gould lodge buildings near Jamestown
Three buildings at the George Gould hunting lodge near Jamestown burned on Sunday afternoon, destroying a stable a granary and another outbuilding. Fifteen horses and substantial grain were lost with damage around 20000 dollars. The lodge itself was spared and the fire’s cause remains unknown. The destroyed structures will likely be replaced soon.
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George Gould
Jamestown
High Point
Gould Lodge
North Carolina
High Point Cotton Warehouse Charters New Firm
The High Point Warehouse and Storage Company organized to run a cotton warehouse in High Point filed its charter yesterday with authorized capital stock of $125,000. Five thousand dollars of this was subscribed by H. D. F. M. Pickett and R. H. Wheeler, both of High Point.
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High Point Warehouse and Storage Company
High Point
H. D. F. M. Pickett
R.H. Wheeler
Mrs Mary Ann Jackson Widow of Gen Stonewall Jackson Dies
Mrs Mary Ann Jackson widow of Gen Stonewall Jackson dies in Charlotte yesterday. Mayor Bland issues proclamation closing city hall and suspending business at 4 30 funeral hour. Schools observe holiday and court adjourns as respect to this noble woman of the south and the Confederacy.
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Mary Ann Jackson
Stonewall Jackson
Confederacy
Charlotte
Bland
Southland
Organ Recital Tomorrow Night at Wesley Memorial
An organ recital by Prof. Mortimer Browning from the Peabody Conservatory will be at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Friday at 7 45 p m. His wife Madam Pauline Abbott Browning assists. Admission is free but a collection for the organ fund will be taken.
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Wesley Memorial M
Fox Pictures at Rose Opera Co Schedule
The Rose Opera Co has secured Fox Pictures shown on Broadway New York. One Fox picture will be shown each Friday and after the Master Key finishes a second Fox picture will be shown on Saturday. Tomorrow's Fox film is the Silver Lining.
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The
Rose Opera Co
Fox Pictures
Broadway
New York
Fox
Rabid Dog Bite Sends Capel to Pasteur Treatment
Alfred Capel of upper Richmond was bitten by a rabid dog Thursday afternoon and traveled to Raleigh Saturday for Pasteur treatment. The item notes he is son of C. C. Capel. A Proverb Page tease and poultry ad follow.
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Alfred Capel
C. C. Capel
Upper
Richmond
Raleigh
Recorder Court Visions Of Crime And Mercy
A Review reporter visits the Recorder’s court and notes cases from an abusive husband’s assault to an affray with spicy testimony. Judge Peacock’s humane, businesslike rulings emphasize law’s aim to reform offenders and elevate citizens.
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Recorder's Court
Review
Jim Smith
Ham
Peacock
Triangular debate ties Ashboro Jamestown Siler City
The graded school literary society debates Jamestown at Ashboro and sends another team to Siler City for a triangular contest. Rush Lassiter and Colon Richardson defend the question Ship Subsidy at home while June Frazier and Clifton Whiaker oppose Siler City.
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Graded’ School Literary Society
Jamestown
Ashboro
Siler Cury
Rush Lassiter
Colon Richardson
June Frazier
Clifton Whiaker
Siler City
Death of Mrs. Dawkins at West Ashboro
Mrs. J. R. Dawkins died at her West Ashboro home Sunday evening at age 35. Described as a person of high character she succumbed to tuberculosis. Funeral and burial took place Monday at the old family cemetery about 15 miles south of Ashboro with Rev. J. E. Thompson officiating. Survived by two children and her husband.
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J. R. Dawkins
West Ashboro
Old Family Burying Ground
Ashboro
J. E. Thompson
School Closings and March Programs Across Local Schools
Davis Mountain will close Wednesday March 31 with old time exhibition starting 10 30 am and welcome address by the schools followed by Rev J E Thompson address. Dinner on the ground and afternoon dialogues music plus an old time spelling bee to end the day. Oak Ridge near Seagroves closes March 27 with appropriate exercises. Patterson Grove and Fair Grove close late week with Patterson Grove Friday and Fair Grove Saturday. A H York will provide refreshments at each location. On Saturday March 27 at 3 pm Randleman Council No 31 Jr O U A M with Royal Council No 72 Daughters of Liberty will present a flag and Bible to White Hall School and an interesting program is planned.
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Davis Mountain School
J. E. Thompson
Oak Ridge
Seagroves
Pattersons Grove
Fair Grove
Patterson Grove
A. H. York
North Carolina Merchants Pioneered National Pure Food Law
North Carolina merchants originated the idea behind the National Pure Food law and promoted it through the state legislature before Congress. The article credits North Carolinians with leading national attention on the measure and asserts the state's ongoing leadership in important affairs.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Association
High Point Charter Quip Triggers Local Comment
An old Black man delivered a sharp joke about North Carolina politics: he said it took all white residents to disfranchise Black people, but Robert Brockett alone disfranchised all the white residents of High Point.
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High Point
North Carolina
Independent Insurance and Investment Co Forms in High Point
The Independent Insurance and Investment Co. is incorporated in High Point with E.O Mendenhall as president and W. R. Morrow as secretary and treasurer. Offices will be in the Bank of Commerce building. The firm will handle general insurance real estate investments and care bonds and stocks.
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High Point
Independent Insurance and Investment Co
E.O Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
Bank of Commerce
General Insurance
Etare
Land sale shows value of High Point dirt in Bascom Hoskins deal
A large tract of 733,340 square feet from the J. F. Bain land was sold to Bascom Hoskins for 10000 dollars. The deal is cited as evidence of High Point dirt worth given its location and potential.
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J. F. Bain
Bascom Hoskins
Open Up New Street Aims To Link West City Westview Area
Workmen began building a new street from the western city area toward the Westview development adjoining Roland Park. J T May state counsellor of the Daughters of Liberty spoke at the local lodge on The Progress of the Order in the South. Visitors came from Greensboro and Lexington as Mr Tucker of the Southern Railway recovers from appendicitis and may undergo operation.
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Westview
Roland Park
Carrick Moore
J. T.may
Daughters'of Liberty
Durham
Order
Greensboro
Lexington
Tucker
Southern Railway
Central Falls Boys Organize City Baseball Team
Central Falls youths have formed a baseball club and plan to challenge any county team. A box party is scheduled for Saturday night to support the effort.
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Boys of
Central Falls
Mrs. W. M. Brown Rites Held After Pneumonia Death
The funeral of Mrs. W. M. Brown was held at Mount Zion church near Trinity on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Rev. Ed Suits conducted the service. She died Monday night after a short illness from pneumonia.
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W. M. Brown
Mount Zion Church
Trinity
Ed Suits
Fire at Ashboro Destroys Two Homes
A morning blaze in West Ashboro destroyed Thaddeus Auman's house and contents and damaged Sam Barnes' home and about half its contents. Both houses were new and the loss hits workers from the local shop. Auman carried $300 insurance while Barnes had none.
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Ashboro
Thaddeus Auman
West Ashboro
Sam Barnes
Allman
Barnes
Honor Roll Subscriptions Acknowledged for Review
The Review acknowledges subscriptions paid since the last issue listing C. L. Cecil H. V. Oakes W. H. Townsend J. H. Vestal Z S Weavil E V Swaim Mrs Addie Menden hall Mrs Mary McDowell D Mood Welborn J R Griffith. Thanks are extended and the paper notes the money is needed.
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C. L. Cecil
H. V. Oakes
W. H. Townsend
J. H. Vestal
Z.S. Weavil
E. V. Swaim
Addie Mendenhall
Mary McDowell
D. Mood Welborn
J. R. Griffith
Ex Judge Roan Who Tried Frank Dies in New York
Former Atlanta judge L S Roan who presided over the Leo M Frank murder case died in New York at Poly Clinic Hospital where he had been a patient since February 26.
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New Yok
L.S. Roan
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Polyclinic
Merchants urged to curb itinerant salesmen in town
The article warns Point County and city merchants to watch itinerant salesmen and ensure they have proper licenses. It calls for enforcing laws to protect residents from fakes, notes merchants pay taxes and support the town, and urges guardianship against duped buyers to prevent repeat incidents.
Residence and Store Burn in City Fire
Fire early yesterday destroyed the store and home of J C Kivett in the western part of the city. Origin unknown with no rumor of a prior robbery used to cover the deed. Loss $4000 with $2000 insured.
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J. C. Kivett
Banker Pursues Absent Son Across City
Charles H Patton Sr a Philadelphia banker reputed to be worth about one million dollars visited in town seeking his son Charles H Patton Jr who left home thirteen years ago He heard the son might be in the town but did not find him.
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Chas. H. Patton, Sr
Philadelphia
Chas. H. Jr
Quaker City
Asheville Enacts Wrapped Bread Ordinance Enforcement
The North Carolina State Board of Health notes Asheville must enforce a 1910 ordinance requiring wrapped bread to prevent typhoid risk. bakers say they will wrap but the public resists, though wrapping benefits sanitary delivery, reducing bacterial contamination and dirty bread.
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Asheville
Carl V. Reynalds
Dia
Dayton
Ohio
N. C
State Board of Health
Bankrupt petition filed against L R Clark in Greensboro
Involuntary bankruptcy petition filed in Greensboro district against L R Clark a Thomasville merchant. Clark is cited to appear before James E Boyd on April 1 to show cause why he should not be adjudged bankrupt. Debts exceed 3700 dollars and an act of bankruptcy is alleged for transferring property to creditors to favor them. SPERO NEWS and local society notes follow with briefs on visits, sermons, ads, and local happenings.
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United States
Greensboro
L. R. Clark
Thomasville
James E. Boyd
Greensboro News Partners Buy Daily Enterprise
Reports say Greensboro News negotiates with J J Farriss for Daily Enterprise as he retires from the newspaper field. The deal involves parties from Greensboro News taking over ownership and management of the Enterprise.
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Greensboro News
J. J. Farriss
Daily Enterprise
Air Ships Busy in European War News
London reports a British air raid on Hoboken near Antwerp and German submarine activity in the area. The day's war news highlights intensified efforts by both sides in coastal and Flemish theaters.
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London
Hoboken
Antwerp
Coset
Flanders
Ivy
Review of World and National Events
The week reports many items including Przemysl falling to Russia, drownings in the Bosphorus, diplomacy with Bryan, railroads looting postal revenues, and General Scott’s peaceful action against Piute. Also noted are a German steamer forced back, the destruction of a French submarine, and mixed reactions to British blockade orders.
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Przemysl
Bosphorus
Constantinople
Bryan
Burleson
Hugh Scott
Turkish Strait
Yser
Great Britain
France
United States
Seattle
Southern Railway
Corporation Commission
Agricultural Department
Rockfeller Foundation
Coton States
North Carolina
All Aboard for Asheboro Chamber Trip
Greensboro area business leaders are reminded of the second get acquainted trip of the year scheduled for tomorrow. The Greens boro chamber committee invites members to break from work, meet neighboring communities, and network with Greensboro businessmen on the tour.
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Asheboro
Greensboro
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Glenda
S. L. Hill
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T. C. Guthrie
High Point Motor Co
Smith Grocery Co
Meddie C. Hamilton
Wesley Memorial
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