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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

Page

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Primaries in Guilford County Set for May 16

The Guilford County board of elections met in Greensboro and set May 16 as the day for precinct meetings and primaries to select candidates for the November general election. A second primary may follow May 21 if needed. The Democratic convention is tentatively scheduled for May 23. The board includes Hoyle, Sharpe, and Tate, with Tate newly appointed to replace Jones.

Guilford County United States Congress North Carolina Corporation Commission Twelfth Judicial District Twelfth Judicial Superior Court Board of North Carolina State Board of Elections W. C. Jones High Point Board of County Commissioners

New Ads On First Page From Bradner Pearsall

Advertisements appear on the first page featuring Bradner and Pearsall and the Home Banking Co new ad in this issue. Selz shoes promoted with emphasis on popular prices at Forrest and Cates on South Main Street. Additional ads noted elsewhere in the edition.

Bradner and Pearsall The Home Banking Co Celebratei Selz Forrest & Cates South Main Street

Pick of Them All Spring Reading Bundle Offer

The Review High Point offers a spring and summer reading bundle featuring Saving top The Review price one year, Holland's Magazine monthly, and Farm and Ranch weekly all at one year rates. New subscriptions only, until December 1, 1914, priced at 85 cents. order now and have them sent together.

Holland's Magazine High Point N. C

Never Such Offers Look Look Look Magazine Offer

The piece promotes limited time offers from Holland’s Magazine The Review and Farm and Ranch newspapers, advertising subscriptions and a dictionary combo at reduced prices. It urges immediate action, claiming such deals are unbeatable and valid only for a few days.

Livery stable bought by Ho S Ragan and H A Tomlinson

The J C Welch livery stable sold due to Welch health. Ragan and Tomlinson will continue the business at the old stand, promising first class service. Also notes various local events, meetings, and social notices across High Point Greensboro and Raleigh communities.

J. C. Welch Messers. Ho S. Ragan H. A. Tomlinson Mr. Welch

The Review Responds to Brockett on Clerk Gant Debate

The Greensboro Review defends its article on Clerk Gant and rebuts Robert Brockett's critique. It asserts editors hold sole responsibility for editorials, rejects Brockett’s claim of influence, and warns against misreading the piece as a factional attack. The notice emphasizes accountability for public matter opinions.

Greensboro News Robert Brockett Review Clerk Gant Brockett Mr. Brockett High Point

Letter Endorses Ford Cars by Omaha Co Op

A 1914 letter from Farmer's Co operative Creamery & Supply Co at Omaha praises Ford cars purchased for officers, employees, and deliveries. The writer recounts poor experiences with earlier autos and a costly six cylinder juggernaut, contrasting it with the light Ford cars that have given reliable comfort, service, and satisfaction.

Omaha Neb Ford Motor Company Nebraska Ford

Elks Plan Minstrel Show for April Week

The Elks lodge decided Thursday to stage a major minstrel show the week of April 13 with two professional coaches, a man and his wife, arriving after Concord. Also reported: meat prices high and a thief ransacked J. W. Winshaw’s Model farm smokehouse, as King the city bloodhound tracked the suspect for a short distance before tracks vanished on a dirt road.

Elks J. W. Winshaw Model Farm Roach Leonard

Paquin Exhibition Brings Gowns to New York Audiences

The French fashion invasion continues as Paquin brings gowns on mannequins to America with admitted entry, following Worth and Poiret. Descriptions note scalloped skirt lines, side fullness from the knee, and layered collars including Japanese inspired and organdy elements.

New York America Worth House of Worth Couturier M. Worth Paul Poiret Paris House of Paquin

North State Telephone Co. reelects officers and adds director

At a stockholders meeting held Thursday afternoon the old officers were re-elected and one new director added, making eight. The statement of last year's business was satisfactory with brighter prospects ahead. The company expanded its line and growth exceeded average, with nearly 1700 connections. A usual 10 percent dividend was declared.

North State Telephone Co

Entertained Teachers and Local Notices

Mr and Mrs Elwood Cox entertained forty five city school teachers and twelve board of education members and their wives. Notice no one is authorized to collect for Stamey Printing House or The Review except W L Stamey and son Paul A Stamey. Paul Laffoon, a pressman with Lord Baltimore Press in Baltimore, is visiting.

Elwood Cox Board of Education Stamey Printing House Review W. L. Stamey Paul A. Stamey High Point Paul Laffoon Lord Baltimore Press Baltimore

Resolutions of respect for Warren and care for his family

The Woodmen of the World issue resolutions mourning Sovereign R. B. Warren, noting his death in the forest of Woodcraft and expressing sympathy to his widow. The group orders draping of their character for thirty days and sending copies to local papers and the family. A hotel guest at Elwood was removed for alleged insulting remarks to a white waitress by Manager Woodson.

Woodcraft R. B. Warren Woodmen of the World Elwood Hotel Woodson

Farm and Garden Seeds Offer Premium Brand Seeds

North Main St High Point North Carolina advertises Woods Bursts and Ferry seeds as among the best seed growers with 40 years on the market. Seeds offered in packages, by the ounce, gallon or bushel with varieties including early roasting ears tomatoes beans and cantaloupes.

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Tamey HiLpeeavans J. W. Austin, M.D South Main St High Point, N. C Bradner & Pearsall the Cash Store E. Commerce Street Ready Money Club Bank of Commerce Kansas City Star Re- View Holland's Farm and Ranch Holland’s Ladies Home Journal Woman’s Companion Farm & Ranch Daniels Guilford L. A. Peeler Minnie Kennedy Glover Jones Greensboro R. H. Maxwell Olive Hoover Gate City J. T. Burrus Carolina & Yadkin River Chas. E. McManus Adelaide Harris Messers. Wadsworth and Hollowell Stone & Webster Boston J. P. Clark Winston Manufactures Club Berta Lindsay Europe Elks Minstrel Florence Bini Bessie Pitts Daughters of the Confederacy Raleigh H. W. McCain Philadelphia Col D. H. Milton East Washington Street M. E North Main Street Moffit Furnishing Co Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Co Charlotte Durham Wm. J Bryan Wilson Champ Clark Ben Lindsay Gifford Pinchot Jordan Jtrreet Peoples Motor Co Farmer's Co-Operative Creamery & Supply CO Paquin Moffitt Furnishing Co A. C. Jones W. Washington Street High N.C Burlington John D. Atkins V. L. Hunt Brown Grocery Company North Main St High Point, N.C
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