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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
4
The Review announces its publication office on North Main Street and lists editor L L Stamey with Thursday morning issues. It details subscription rates, advertising terms, and rules for notices including obituaries and cards of thanks, requiring signed author names for protection unless requested otherwise.
A High Point dispatch discusses intercounty automobile accident suits and a Supreme Court ruling on where suits may be filed. It notes local Republican admiration and deaf voters registration. Also reports J A Wiggs named superintendent of the North Carolina Soldiers Home and a Redress notice from I R Black, surviving partner of Royal Cigar Company, seeking claims by Sept 1, 1921.
The notice outlines expanded polling places in High Point from four to seven and requires new registration for all precincts except Precinct No. 3. It lists precinct locations and registrars, notes registration open until October 23, and directs voters to register at registrars’ offices or local business locations. It also details division of Northwest and Southwest High Point into new precincts with updated voting sites.
City council approves rules banning storage of combustibles within 24 hours after notice and imposing fines up to 10 dollars per offense. Separate offenses accrue for daily violations. The measures also prohibit burning trash and smoking or carrying lighted tobacco in theaters with penalties of 5 and 25 dollars per offense respectively. Sept 7 1920.
The county board of elections announces new voting sites for High Point precincts. Precinct 6 votes at Southside Hose Company, with line changes and a new registration in Northwest High Point, Southeast High Point, and Southwest High Point. Chairman Thos C Hoyle signs.
An advertisement includes Mrs. J A P of 519 Grimes St praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney irregularities and back pain. It accompanies a 1920 ownership disclosure for The Review of High Point North Carolina, naming W L Stamey as editor and Paul A Stamey as business manager.
$100 reward for a cure advertised by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notice of administratrix states L H Black estate in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by September 1, 1921. Administratrix Mrs C O Black requests immediate payment from debtors.
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