Greensboro Speed Enforcement Sparks Public Protest
A Greensboro speed trap on a steep hill on Mendenhall Street draws ire from drivers and a local editor who disputes readings and fines. Officers watch from crest to turn, enforcing a 15 mph limit with narrow margins, while residents question fairness and call for level ground enforcement.
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Greensboro
Mendenhall Street
West Market
Iseley
Spring Garden Street
High Point
Centennial Street
Bradner Firm Praised for Low Prices and Wide Selection
The Review editor visited B H Bradner & Co on West Green Street and found a packed mammoth store offering dry goods clothing groceries hardware and more. Propr owner and brother D D Bradner run a competent staff as butter sells for 20c a pound and prices are widely low. Nearby railroad and new property boost trade with the firm.
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Review
B H. Bradner and Co
West Green Street
B. H. Bradner & Co
High Point Nurses Graduate at Local Hospital
Misses Gilbert Muse and Ruth Micher completed a three year training program at High Point Hospital and were awarded diplomas Monday. Both are well known locally and praised for efficiency in their work within the profession.
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Gilbert Muse
Ruth Micher
High Point Hosiital
Primary Today Faces County Commissioner Huerta Amid Paving Postponement
Local notices report a primary today with Huerta declaring wild ties amid legal phrases and a postponed Main Street paving proposition. Banks close for Decoration Day Wednesday as community events include a free scholarship offer from The Review and a forthcoming Red Men council visit.
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Huerta
J. A. Clinard
Crossett Shoes
Baltimore
Chalmers Glenn
Winston
Wards Business College of Point
W. E. Herndon
D. R. Mark
Allie Herndon
W. L. Staare
Charlotte
Great Council of North Caroli
R. R. Smith
Minnie Manners
J Ellis
J. M. Hilliard
Wilkes
White Oak Young Man Murdered in Danville
White Oak resident James Alfred Bellow a 23 year old white man was shot three times on Saturday afternoon in Danville Virginia by a man named McCall. McCall was arrested later and faces first degree murder charges. Bellow’s body was brought to Greensboro and his funeral held at White Oak. An excursion advertising a Washington DC trip is included with travel details.
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James Alfred Bellow
White Oak
Danville
McCall
Bellow
Greensboro
Agencies Wanted for Metopolitan Magazine Subscriptions
Advert for agents in High Point to manage renewals and new subscriptions for Metropolit an Magazine. Flexible hours, liberal pay, no investment required. Send two references to MET Beet AS MAGAZINE Newark.
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Metropolitan
Livest
America
Metbeet AS Magazine
Newark
Guilford County Holds Democratic Primary For State Seats
Delegates to the state convention will be chosen after Saturdays primary results are confirmed. Four candidates for county commissioner led, prompting a second primary to select three. Major vote tallies include Overman 1912, Stedman 1900, Hobgood 1720, Eure 1455, Rankin 1954, Stafford 1989, and Wilson 1045. Road improvements to Asheboro spark local fundraising. The town notes a death from tuberculosis, Hall Tate, with funeral at First Baptist.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
E. G. Sherrill
Board of County Commissioners
T. A Wilson
J. A. Rapkin
W. C Tucker
C. A. Wharton
A. J. Hughes
D. A. Kirkpatric
J. R. Moore
Baa
Hughes
Kirkpatrick
Moore
United States Senate
Overman
Congress
Stedman
Corporation
Travis
Shaw
Bower
State Senate
Hobgood
House of Representatives
Sherrod
Brockett
Hammer
Bowman
Zollicoffer
Eure
Farriss
Millis
Gant
L'Sheriff
Stafford
Rankin
McKinney
Barker
Edmunds
Stansbury
Brown
Ammen
Wilson
Tucker
Wharton
Voting results for several offices and a bright fruit crop
The article lists candidate names and vote counts for state and local offices including United States Senator Overman and multiple House seats, judges and clerks, county officials, and commissioners. It ends noting all signs point to a good fruit crop this year.
Forethought and Press Access in the House of Commons
The piece discusses forethought as a tool for overcoming obstacles and gaining imaginative, constructive outcomes. It then traces the history of shorthand reporters in the House of Commons from 1786 to 1852, noting gradual official recognition and the establishment of the reporters’ gallery after the 1834 fire and 1852 move to Westminster.
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Commons
House of Commons
Palace of Westminster
A Luckless Caterpillar Despoiled by a Parasitic Seed
An Australian caterpillar searches for food and is struck by a nature engineered parasite that drops onto its neck. The seed germinates, drains the insect, and the caterpillar buries itself. A pale green stalk twelve inches tall bearing an unusual flower emerges, and the interior is consumed to form a wooden mass.
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Australia
Johannes
Smoke Puzzle on Cuba Factory Chimneys
An American engineer in Cuba recalls a smoke incident at a factory. He scolded firemen for smoke emissions, then learns the chief foreman warned to stop the smoke or be fired. A mechanic explains the riddle about where the smoke could go if it cannot exit the chimney.
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Cuba
Freman
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Dimity
J. W. Austin, M. D
South Main St
High Point, N.C
A. C. Jones
Washington Street
N.C
Comstock Electric Co
Electrical Contractors
Wachovia Bank
Artic Ice & Fuel Company
High Point Ice & Fuel Company
Joe Lee
Mgr
B. H. Bradner & Company
The
First Met
Tom Kirkman
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Asheboro
Salisbury
Washington
Library of Congress
National Museum
Smithsonan Institute
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
S. O. Schaub
N. C
R. H.debutts
D. P. A. Charlotte
Lee S. Overencontress
Maj
Charles M. Sted
Teperaton
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Solio J.C. Bower
F. P. Hobgood
N. L. Eure
W.A. Bowman
Superior Court
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DB. Stafford
Register of Deeds
W. H. Rankin
G. H. McKinney
J. R. Edmund
George L. Stansbury
T. A. Wilson
W. C. Tucker
C. A. ‘Wharton
I. S
Martin F. Douglas
R. C. Chandiley
Rufus J . Hodgin
L. Herbin
Sable E. Lurrow
D. M. Holladay
Samuel L. Trogdon
W. E. Snow
Summer Woship
J. H. Langley
Tags of
Ww. P. “Register of Deeds
E. E. Menden
Dan Hendricks
Oroner
D. A
Nona R. Wood
C.D. Cobb
W. E Snow
Covington
Bell
Hall Tate
John H. Tate
J. H. Earnhardt
Morganton
Davenport Female College
Lenvir
Lee S. Overman
United States Congress
Chas M. Stedman
E.L. Travis
Thos. J. Shaw
John C. Bower
F. P. Hobgood, Jr
W. J. Sherrod
Robt. Brockett
Delos E. Hemmer
Dallas Zollicoffer
N. LaEure
Edward H. Farriss
A. T. Millis
D. B. Stafford
John H. Barker
G. H. Mcinney
J. R. Edmans
Geo. L. Stansbury
W. G. Brown
L. M. Ammen
J. A. Rankin
Arthur J. Hughes
D. A. Kirkpatick
J. Richard Moore
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