The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-20
LAND OF THE LONG LEAF PINE
Short Paragraphs of State News That
Rave Been Condensed for Busy
People of the State.

! snort paragraphs Of State News That
Have Been Condensed for Busy
People of the State.
The Henderson Hosiery COMPANY
II Henderson, capital 500, 700 author
lied.
Miss Anne H. Crawford of Hender-
son has been appointed a clerk with
the Interstate Commerce Commits
| sion.
A charter has been granted to the
Carolina Tanlac Company of Char
lotte, capital $155,OO authorized and
$4,000 subscribed.
The annual practice cruise of the
naval militia of the United States be-
gan it's cruise July Is and will con-
t1nue until July 20.
George W., better known as "King"
Kelly, has been elected manager Of the
Raleigh baseball team by unanimous
vote of the directors
The State Board OF Medical Fam
liners has announced Sc successful ap-
plicants for license to practice med1-
cine in North Carolina.
The tenth annual convention of the
Cotton Manufa cturers' Association of
North Carolina will be held at Wrights-
vile, Friday and Saturday, July Fl
and %.
A number of citizens met at 8. J.
Thomas farm three miles west of
Sparta and organized a company
which will erect a cooperative cheese
factory in the near future.
Last year something over 1000 cars
Of cantaloupes and watermelons were
shipped from Laurinburg. It is be-
lieved this years crop will go above
the record of that of last year.
The town of Boone has voted spe-
cial school tax of 20 cents on the hun
dred dollars of property and so cents
on the poll. The tax was carried by
a majority of 20. The registered vote
was SO.
Spread of infantile paralysis in Dur
ported is not likely, local physicians
Declare. Climatic conditions, they
say, will make it improbable for an
epidemic to appear.
Campaign headquarters for the DEM
ocrats will be opened in Raleigh Aug
ust /, according to information given
out by State Chairman Thomas D.
Warren, who was in Raleigh from
his home in New Bern
Thomas Dixon, Jr., will be one Of
the speakers at the convention in
Durham on July 18th of the North
Carolina Exhibitors League. This
of theatrical men is now
three years old and has about so
members.
Joseph G. Cannon, of Illinois, for |
several years speaker Of the House OF
of the National Con-
gress, will be one of several guests of
honor at a Republican rally to be held !
at Lakewood Park, in Charlotte, Satur-
day. July 20.
w. N. Hutt, hortfculturalist for the
state department of agriculture, finds
that the apple crop in the state at this
season is 81 per cent of full crop in
the mountain and the Piedmont Sec
lions; At per cent in the coastal sec.
ton and 81 per cent in the sand hill
section.
The record of additions to Southern
cotton mills for the second quarter of
1916 is largely record of additions
md new buildings in North Carolina,
If which the greater part is in the
Piedmont section, and especially in
CASTOR, Mecklenburg and Iredeu
There were nine new mills
n the south started in this quarter
Ind all of them in North Carolina and
# the Is mills making additions nine
# them are in the Old North State.
The presentation and adoption OF a
esolution asking Congress to locate