02 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
1
Diamond rings and a bracelet awarded to top and second vote getters in a contest at the Royal Theater. Judges are W R Edmunds G W Clark and Dr Hiatt. Manager Ellison promotes the show.
A three day sale at Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Co promotes deep discounts on suits coats and dresses with prices slashed for wool goods skirts underwear gloves rain capes and children’s umbrellas. The event runs Saturday Monday and Tuesday with substantial savings highlighted on wool suits and assorted apparel.
High Point North Carolina October 1 1913 the Dunlap Pony Contest winner is William P Ragan Jr with 1 366 650 votes over Ray Hedgecock 1 154 135 and others. Judges Milton Pickett and Sechrest award the pony and rig to Ragan and note the contest is finished. other excerpts mention the ill Dr Frank H Wood and local remarks.
The Hebrew New Year begins with the Rosh Hashanah feast spanning to next Wednesday. It marks year 5,764 starting October 1 as the Day of Atonement follows on October 11, seen as a day of new life.
Knoxville Tennessee hosts the Corn Show during National Conservation Week October 6 to 11. Managers report strong entries with at least 1000 corn cars planned for display. Displays will feature all corn varieties with the blood-red type highlighted in artistic arrangements.
Coat suits all wool from 9.98 to 25.00 long coats for children and adults from 1.75 to 19.50 Rain capes for children 1.50 rain coats for misses and ladies 3.00 to 7.50 All wool skirts 2.98 Guaranteed hose 10c 15c 25c and 1.00 sellers mer chandise offered Velvets Corduroys Serges and more Mrs E R Carr has recovered from an indisposition.
Tomorrow night High Point Lodge No 1155 B P O Elks will formally open its new home on Broad Street with corner stone ceremonies at 11 o'clock. The article notes the lodge's growth from 36 members in 1909 to 178 and highlights the building committee, officers, and trustees while listing local ads, school buildings, a murder in Greensboro, and community happenings in a dense, era-appropriate local-page style.
A local editor urges immediate subscription renewals to cover expenses following the birth of a boy. He argues the Leopard Spots play should be allowed on the 25th, defending it as a truthful shed of real life and history and urging support against school board opposition.
The Hobo Convention endorses better roads, prioritizing walkers over hoboes. Mrs. F. E. Johnson departed to visit friends and kin at her former home in Charlottesville, Virginia.
For sale in tidy seed lot listing unreadable brand names and numbers. Mentions Leap's Prolific seed wheat and Appler oats with re cleaned classes and Red Multiplier O. Ion sets. Contact W.L. Kivlt at 0-2 tf.
Baltimore residents demand a law to enforce race segregation for the metropolitan belt of Baltimore county. The measure, inspired by a Baltimore city ordinance and backed by a mass meeting, targets Mt. Washington and Morgan College as sites for further action by the next Maryland legislature.
New sport coats in brown red green and blue priced at 4.98 and 5.98 go on sale today. 97 sample suits in new styles are offered at low prices for high grade pieces. Woolen dress goods, 42 inch serge at 50c, kimona flannels at 10c and 12 1/2c, plus hats and trimmed hats at 3 to 5 dollars.
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