High Point Votes on County Bond Issue Sparks Tensions
The Bulletin notes High Point likely to oppose the Guilford county courthouse bond plan amid feelings of unequal treatment by Greensboro. Voters cite tax contributions, road funding, and perceived neglect in county matters as factors shaping a demand for a “square deal” before the election. The piece calls for coming together to resolve disputes as High Point weighs the bond issue.
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High Point
High Point Township
Greensboro
Neck of the Woods
Put Yourself in the Other Man's Place
A poem by W. J. vugdate urges readers to adopt another’s perspective to understand motives. It argues progress in High Point arose from competition and change, and that success comes to those who keep pace and apply effort in every role from labor to leadership.
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High Point
Test of Legitimate Advertising and Its Value
An analysis of advertising effectiveness arguing that steady daily promotion of staple goods at standard prices yields real sales. It contrasts seasonal and sweepstakes ads with consistent newspaper advertising and notes the impact on women and children’s apparel. The piece emphasizes credible value over bargain-driven hype.
Trip to Piedmont Springs Explores Scenic Roads and Pride
The editor and family drove 121 miles from High Point to Piedmont Springs via Union Cross Ker nersville Walkertown Walnut Cove and Danbury. The route features winding mountain roads sand clay sections and modern bridges. The piece notes better roads and local pride as the Piedmont Springs hotel opens June 1 owned by the Danbury Pepper family.
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Piedmont Springs
W. L. Smith
High Point
Union Cross
Kernersville
Walkertown
Walnut Cove
Danbury
Winston
Home
Piedmont
Peppers
W. H. Fltchum
County bond issue likely to fail in High Point township
The Review notes county court house bond issue appears unlikely to carry in High Point township based on outspoken remarks. The Greene monument is set for placement at Guilford Battle Ground and will be unveiled July 3. Richmond readies for the old veterans in grand style.
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County Court House
High Point Township
Greene
Guilford Battle Ground
Richmond
Universal Mileage Free Offer From The Review And Printing House
Beginning June 1, The Review and the Stamey Printing House will distribute universal mileage coupons free with every dollar cash order or paid on account for printing advertising or subscriptions. One mile per dollar. 100 miles earn 10 extra. Coupons usable on rail, ship, or streetcar lines worldwide, with Chicago headquarters issuing tickets once enough coupons are collected. Tickets valid through 1918, plus extensions possible.
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Review
Stamey Printing House
High Point
Chicago
Elm Street Team Dominate Snow Park 9–0 In Monday Match
Prizes awarded tomorrow in Elm Street 6th grade for best attendance and spelling. Elm Street team defeated Snow Park 9 to 0 with Trogdon Baynes McFarland and Teague scoring heavily. Miss Hughes of Elm 2nd grade spent Sunday at Oak Ridge for commencement.
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Paul A. Stamey
Elm
Winfred Perry
Myrtle Mitchell
Stella McGuinn
Elm Street
Snow Park
Trogdon
Baynes
McFarland
Teague
Miss Hughes
Oak Ridge
Thousands Plead for Frank's Life
Atlanta May 17 The Georgia Prison Commission set Leo M Frank's petition for commutation of his death sentence to life imprisonment for the Mary Phagan murder for Monday May 31. Gov Slaton has received about 75 000 letters urging commutation from prominent figures including Myron T Herrick Philander C Knox Francis J Walsh F I Delano and several U S governors and senators
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Atlanta
Leo. M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Georgia Prison Commission
United States
Frank
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Abassador
France
Philander C. Knox
Pennsyvania
Francis J. Walsh
Federal Industrial Commission
F. I. Delano
Federal Reserve Board
Borah
Idaho
Thomas
Colorado
Newlands
Nevada
Reed
Missouri
Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Ferris
Michigan
Hall
Louisiana
Ralph
San Francisco
Proverb Page Puzzle Offers $50 in Prizes
A newspaper puzzle invites readers to place missing letters from merchant ads into a sentence to form a proverb. Starter from a Matt and Jeff picture leads to 21 prizes totaling $50 in value plus an extra prize for using the most merchant offers. Prizes include a $1000 carpet sweeper and various jewelry and gift items.
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Matt
Jeff
el Rico
Kodak
Goodyear Unveils Three Major Price Reductions
Goodyear advertises 104000 men and a conspicuous display of suprema cies with at a glance comparisons of size and thickness to the average tire. It notes fabric plies and three notable price cuts totaling 45 percent in about two years, the latest on February 1. Our matchless output aims to deliver a value unmatched by any other maker.
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Goodyear
Ford
Detroit
High Point Motor Company
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Texas
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C F. Tomlinson
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