Inquest on a bedroom incident at hotel sparks bond demand
A man and a woman in a hotel bedroom overnight must post bond for trial though they skip court, hiring a lawyer for a quiet settlement. Another man faces no charges. The piece laments perceived injustice in law and hints at economic and social themes of the era, then shifts to notices and ads about local business and products.
Desecrating the Sabbath by public horseshoe game
The editor observes a large Sunday game of horseshoes near East Washington Street over the past two Sundays. Participants include four grown men, three boys, an elderly lady, and a girl, with spectators. The scene, in a public place, sends a poor example to children walking to Sunday school and services.
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East Washington Street
Congress Applauds Farmer Interests in Planning Season
A 1920s style note praises farmer legislators for understanding farmer needs while acknowledging limits due to obstacles. It urges continued planning to boost crops and livestock, linking farm prosperity to national cost of living. Also includes a PSA against burning leaves and a RAT SNAP advertisement with a local drugstore endorsement.
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Congress
Stamey’s Jewelry Store Promises Holiday Savings
Do it now purchase that Christmas present while you have the pick of the stock. If you cannot pay in full a small deposit will reserve the article for you and the balance can be paid to suit your convenience. Stamey’s Jewelry Store offers 10 to 35 percent savings. 106 North Main.
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Stamey's
North Main
Lady in Chicago Telegraphs for Rat-Snap Exterminator Ad
Mrs Phillips reports Youell's Exterminator Co of Westfield N J sent RAT-SNAP for 3 worth of product. A letter notes RAT-SNAP arrived and rid the house of rats quickly after moving from Pennsylvania. Available in three sizes 25¢ 50c and 1.00. Gilmer Bros Co marks distribution.
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James Sykes
Westfield
N. J
Matton Drug Co
Gilmer Bros. Co
Chicago
Miss Elizabeth Lambert to Wed Patrick Derrick in City
The couple Miss Elizabeth Ruth Lambert and Patrick M. Derrick, both of this city, plan marriage on November 19. A tax notice states High Point City taxes for 1919 are due at the city collector’s office with a two percent discount for payments made in October. R. L. Pickett, City Manager.
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Elizabeth Ruth Lambert
Patrick M. Derrick
R. L. Pickett
Notice of Land Sale Under Mortgage
Public sale of land in Guilford County North Carolina to satisfy a mortgage. The parcel in High Point Township adjoins Hill Ward and McLewallen, measured about 17 875 square feet. The sale is at Greensboro courthouse door on the 18th day of October 1919. J M Harris is mortgagee.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
J. A. Ballentine
A. T. Holton
Superior Court
Iredell County
S. E. Willis
Prospect Street
D. B. Stafford
J. E. Wagner
D.S
Earlie Palmer
Annie Palmer
Said County
Reensboro
M. W. Gant
Charlie Wells
Davie Wells
Court House
Greensboro
County of
Guilford
State of
High Point Township
Staney Three
Hill Ward
McLewallen
Coltrane
Ward
Coltrane St
J. M. Harris
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High Point Review
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North Main Street
W. L. Stamey
High Point
N. C
James Watson
Gilmer Bros Co
Gilbert Tucker
E. Green St
High Foint
Doan
EB. Lawrence & Co
Ill
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Ring Drug Co
Ramsay Drug Co
W.T. Kirkman & CO
Detroit
Lic Service Company
South Main Street
Ford
Mr. Farmer
Cardi
Mary‘j
Drs. Staley
Stanton
AE. Futrell
Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company
Venetia Smith
Wile & Y Warner
W. W
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
State Board of Health
High Point City
Saneco
Isee
C.C
C& Co
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Wescott Robserson
W.C. 1Add
L. C. Matter
Mgr. Insurance Department