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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
4
The column blends war morale, influenza fears, political heat, and local notices. It notes the 38th Annual Farmers National Congress in Jacksonville Florida, local wage rulings, car restrictions, evolving alliances, and a memorial for Edward Graham. Also mentions influenza death tolls, public health measures, and new federal appointments for High Point.
The piece notes Royals, a prosecuting attorney and Republican State Senate candidate, recovering from illness. It urges voting for two 1917 proposed amendments: universal six month public school term and tax free notes for home purchases under three thousand dollars with five year terms at low interest. Endorsed by state groups, aligned with Governor Bickett’s goals.
Washington reports the full appeal by President Wilson urging a Democratic majority in Congress. He warns that a Republican majority would signal division, hinder wartime leadership, and misread allied resolve. He emphasizes unity, the dangers of divided leadership, and the need to sustain his administration amid critical wartime duties.
Public sale announced by Bank of Commerce on November 12, 1918 at the Petrie Printing Co premises High Point NC. Assets include an Optimus press No 5 a Brown & Carver cutter and multiple printing tools with over 150 items described in the mortgage and inventory.
Mamie C Wood sues Dwight L Wood in Guilford Superior Court for an absolute divorce on grounds F and A with a Dec 2 1918 appearance date at the Greensboro courthouse. The notice, dated September 4 1918, directs the defendant to answer or demur or the plaintiff will seek relief in court.
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