Train Hits Auto at Russell Street Crossing
Asheboro authorities report a collision at the Russell street crossing when a train struck an auto Thursday night. Mr and Mrs W B Byerly, their daughter and son were in the car. Miss Byerly suffered a cut and minor bruises while her mother also incurred slight injuries. father and son escaped unharmed. Dr D A Stanton attended the injured. Car sustained some damage in the crash. A separate note mentions Robert Marshall hosting a tacky party for 40 friends with prizes won by Dewey Dodameade and Miss Mary Ring.
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Asheboro
Russell Street
W. B. Byerly
Miss Byerly
D. A. Stanton
Robert Marshall
Dewey Dodameade
Mary Ring
Boy Charles Amos Hurt by Mule at Home
Charles Amos, son of Mr and Mrs Chas Amos, was kicked on the head by a mule at the Amos farm Sunday morning. His skull is fractured with a wound about three and a half inches deep. He is recovering as well as possible from the serious accident.
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Charles
Chas. Amos
Amos Farm
Saturday Evening Post advertisement for High Point agent
Local notice promotes this week's Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman issues. Paul A. Stamey, agent, based in High Point North Carolina, has posting at the Review Office and a contact phone number 275.
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Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Paul A. Stamey
High Point
N. C
OH MY BACK The Kidney Sufferer in High Point
High Point reader Mrs S O Peebles shares that Doan s Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney discomfort. She reports family use for backache and kidney disorders and endorses the medicine as meritorious. 50c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Migrs Buffalo NY
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Dean
High Point
S.O. Peebles
Willowbrook St
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Migrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Farmers Targeted in Wage Fight Between Railroads and Labor
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reports rail managers are circulating farmer directed literature to sway opinion on the freight trainmen dispute. They argue farmers influence public sentiment and note high wages for train staff, suggesting eight hours instead of ten is a pretext for higher pay.
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Washington, D. C
South
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Potential Freight Tie Up Could Starve City Poor
The text warns that a 25 percent wage demand by freight trainmen could paralyze freight, leaving New York City’s poor with only two days of food and milk supplies cut off. Other major cities would face similar distress, with babies dependent on daily milk jars at risk.
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New York City
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Greensboro
Center
W. H. King, W. A. Aydlett, R. C. Gamble
Et Atlantic Sales Co
Firess
Kress High Point
Hood’s Orchestra of
Kress
Moffitt
Moore Springs
Moore's Springs
Moore’s Mineral Springs
Moore’s Springs
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
High Point,n. C
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