Cotton buyers urge state aid in timber and veneer trade
Big lumber firms and brokers including Lewis Thompson and Co of New York and Philadelphia Nickey Bros. and Bass of Memphis Tennessee Knoxville Veneer Co of Knoxville and Strong Brick and Veneer Co of Brewton Alabama back a drive. Harry Raymond, a veteran lumberman, represents the interests at Wachovia Bank building. Tobacco farmers report mixed curing due to weather. prices are satisfactory but below last year. The remains of Chester Bodenhammer arrive home after a fatal Taft oilfield incident and a charity event for orphans is announced for Oct 2 at the Oxford Orphanage Auditorium.
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Wachovia Bank and Trust Co’s
Harry Raymond
Lewis Thompson and Co
New York
Philadelphia
Nickey Bros
Bass Fi Y
Memphis
Tenn
Knoxville Veneer Co
Knoxville
Strong Brick and Veneer Co
Brewton
Ala
Raymond
Chester Bodenhammer
Taft
California
Abbott's Creek
Bodenhammer
Mr. Payne
Flora Payne
Not from the Monkey. A Seneca Indian speaks on evolution
Frederick E. Parker recounts a Seneca viewpoint challenging the monkey origin theory presented to the Anthropological Society of New York. He notes Indian skepticism toward evolving from a monkey and suggests respect for other possible ancestors while rejecting the monkey premise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Parker
Anthropological Society of New York
Community loan offer advertised for farm and city property
Six percent loans available on farm ranch or city property to improve purchase or remove incumbrance with five years before principal payments. Address Assets Dept at 1410 Busch Bldg Dallas Texas or 422 423 First National Building Denver Colorado 24 4t.
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Busch
Dallas
Tex
First National
Denver
Colo
Munford's Cash Store Sells Cheaper for Cash Only
Munford's Cash Store at 109 North Main Street High Point offers cheaper goods but accepts only cash payments. Local shoppers note the store undercuts rivals on price with cash transactions.
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North Main Street
Just Between Ourselves and The Lamppost
Practical advice for business advertisers urging them to capture buyers at home before purchase. It stresses arousing interest, detailing every feature, and delivering a strong selling story to reach the buying public.
Rosh Hashanah Observed With Services and Traditions
The article recounts the Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah beginning Sunday and ending at sundown Monday with synagogue services on Sunday evening and Monday morning. Hebrew merchants closed shops in observance while the trumpets or shofar called the faithful to remembrance before the Lord. It notes the day as The Day of Memorial and The Day of Judgment and explains the Ten Days of Penitence leading to The Day of Atonement.
Virginia Goes Dry by Large Majority in Statewide Vote
Richmond Va Sept 22 The statewide prohibition forces won a sweeping victory at the polls with a 32825 majority in early returns 121763 total votes and an estimated final around 150000 Drys 77453 Local optionists 44618 Cities cast 40977 21146 for the drys four cities went wets Alexandria Norfolk Williamsburg and Richmond led the wets with small margins.
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Richmond
Prohibition
Virginia
Alexandria
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Administrators Notice for Alethia Bundy Estate
Cyrus Bundy administrator calls all claimants to present claims against Alethia Bundy of Guilford County North Carolina by September 25 1915 and warns debtors to pay promptly. The notice dated September 24 1914 appears in the local probate records.
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Alethia Bundy
Guilford
North Carolina
Cyrus ‘Bundy
Alethid Bundy
For Sale and For Rent Notices Available at The Review
Public notices advertise land deeds chattel mortgages state warrants summons and related listings for sale or rent. The Review office offers the notices in any quality and quantity desired under local newspaper publication.
Better Offer Brings 25 Percent Commission on Subscriptions
An offer promises 25 percent commission on all new Review subscriptions at $1.00 a year. Subscriptions in view can be sent in with 25 percent per dollar. Bonuses apply: $5.60 extra on $50, $12.00 on $100. The plan runs until October 15 and aims to boost new subs with additional rewards.
High Point Enforces Cruelty Law With Police Oversight
The mayor instructs the Police Department to vigilantly enforce animal cruelty statutes amid rising complaints about inhumane treatment of horses used for delivering and drayage work. Violations carry a $50 fine or up to 30 days in jail. city court convictions will reach the limit. Citizens urged to report any cruelty observed.
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High Point
Tate
Made in America Pottery Gains Amid Trade Turbulence
The 1913 Geologic Survey report highlights a prosperous pottery industry with its largest production in history. It credits improved American product quality and compares domestic output to imports, noting imports once surpassed by home production and predicting export declines in 1913 with hoped-for rebound in 1914 amid global trade disruptions.
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America
United States Geological Survey
Man Guilty of Beating Infant Faces Eight Months
Henry H. Hall was found guilty of assaulting a female child under ten months old and sentenced to eight months on the roads. An appeal is planned from the Superior Court after a prior ten month sentence in Greensboro. The case alleged severe facial bruising from blows.
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Henry H. Hall
Hall
Greensboro
New York
Macroni Wireless Telegraphy Company of America
United States Goverment
Edward J. Nally
Navy Department
The Country Editor humor in Claude H Gamble verses
The poem by Claude H Gamble of the Galva News lampoons the life of a country editor. It sketches early work routines, reader demands, ads, society events, births, weddings, and social duties, ending with the idea that editors enjoy a constant, busy snap. The piece cites Gamble and his role succeeding George Fitch.
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Claude H. Gamble
News
Galva
Ill
Luditor Gamble
Gamble
George Fitch
Galva News
Fitch
Phil
Bishop Hill
Earth
Mars
Sadie Jones
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Grey
Gale
Criticism of Roosevelt by Boston Republican Paper
The Boston Record cites The New York World noting Roosevelt’s bullying tone toward President Wilson amid wartime strain. The World casts doubt on the Bull Moose party’s viability as its leader confronts national leadership during a period of European conflict avoidance.
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Boston Republican
Boston Record
New York World
Col
Roosevelt
Bull Moose Party
America
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Hhe
Roosevelt Stands Above Party in Time of World Crisis
The World argues that in this crisis of world history the President stands not as a Democrat or party man but as the nation’s interpreter to the world. It praises his dignity honesty and courage and questions political figures who fail to support him.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Neptune's Wonderland at the San Diego Exposition
Scotty Joes writes from the 1914 San Diego Exposition scene about Neptune’s Wonderland aquarium isthmus featuring a stingaree memory, a humorous poem attempt, censorship and a monthly stipend, noting performers and sea life while recalling the oceanic show and a playful spoof on mythic mermaids.
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Herb
Neptune
San Diego Exposition
Bay
Board of Censorship
Chicago
Scotty
Scotty P. S
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