Used Sudebake ALF-35 Horse-Power Bake Oven
Auction note offers a Sudebake ALF-35 horse power unit described as barely used within months and nearly brand new. UK fixtures listed. Asking price over $1300 or £975 cash. Apply Review Office St.
30 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
1
Auction note offers a Sudebake ALF-35 horse power unit described as barely used within months and nearly brand new. UK fixtures listed. Asking price over $1300 or £975 cash. Apply Review Office St.
Eighteen year old Lee Meredy accidentally discharged a pistol, fatally wounding Mrs. Jim Clark as a child looked on. Meredy was arrested and held for probable cause.
Senator LaFollette appears at the Lyve alm course auditorium tonight. The event invites every citizen of High Point to hear the distinguished gentleman, with or without a season ticket.
President Wilson issued an executive order moving Guilford Rockingham and Randolph counties into the western internal revenue district effective immediately. The action aligns tax collection borders with regional boundaries in Washington.
A century ahead view likens the Wrights to a flying carpet with an engine and wings. The piece cites biblical imagery and notes awe at early aviation while praising progress beyond ancient myths. Major Stedman discusses postmaster race signals and local public works. Randolph County eyes better roads and a new electric city sign. Mr. and Mrs. Carter Dalton return from their wedding trip and take rooms in the wedding flats.
Matton Drug Co. features Vinci tonic this week. The Stack boys attacked Ed Mitchell with a coca cola bottle at the Greek Cafe on South Main, breaking a door glass. they received four and five month road sentences from Judge Edmunds. Red Men plan a Burlington trip November 8 for state council. Jr C U A M head J W Sechrest issues Thanksgiving proclamation to councils. Royal Theater offers weekly prize shoes from Blair Hoskins Co. Mrs W G Brown had surgery Sunday at Junior Order hospital and is recovering.
Mr Kincaid a bookkeeper for Wrenn Columbia Furniture Co disappears with the payroll valued at 496 dollars. He claimed Florida home and married status. whereabouts unknown as telegraph wires buzz for information. First city theft of this kind noted.
The Home Banking Co of High Point North Carolina reports its condition as of October 21 1913. It lists resources including loans and discounts 8159 049 75 overdrafts 3642 00 and other assets such as furniture fixtures and cash items. Capital stock is 30000 surplus 22500 and undivided profits 618 23. Deposits subject to check 90132 20 and deposits due to banks 4875 33. The cashier D H Milton swore to the report before Notary Edwin D Steele on October 28 1913.
The piece profiles Clayton J. Woodworth known as The Wandering Jew born to a New York farm family, one of fifteen children. It traces his early mobility as a crippled child learning to walk late, winning foot race medals, and his rise through jobs, including knife selling, teaching theory, law study, and finally leading The International Correspondence School where he expanded membership from 3,500 to over one million students.
Classified style snippet lists new advertisements this week including Moffitt Furnishing Co on page one A Bane on page eight The Fair on page five Arthur Stugues on page eight Coney Island Shows on page eight Thacker Shoe Store on page one Jack Taylor insurance on page five Red Devil Lye on page four Solomon Robinowitz on page five
A new lot in for this week's selling features appealing ladies coats and suits at cut prices. Suits priced at 10 12 50 and 15 dollars. Coats at 5 6 50 8 50 and 10 dollars. Children’s coats shown from 1 98 to 4 98. Also 50 cent wool dress goods line highlighted.
A local retailer advertises weekly giveaways of Solid Comfort Rocking Chairs as premiums for customers. Shoppers are urged to request premium ecards when trading.
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