17 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
1
Runch Gerunch Runcht The Pinehurst Dairy Farm appeals to northern visitors and solves a long-standing material need. The farm produced 200 gallons of milk daily at its peak, enough for the village, with plans for a larger dairy next year to convert surplus milk into cream and butter.
The dairy farm features a main storage building with two 36 by 115 foot wings, large bright interiors, concrete floors, and easily cleanable joints. Cattle platforms, rear cesspool, swinging iron stanchions, and automatic watering ensure ample water. Four box stalls per barn for 100 head, cattle groomed twice daily, and stable washed by daily douches. Tuberculin tested cows, milk cleanliness prioritized. About ninety graded Ayshire Durham and Holstein cows headlined by Jersey bull General Marigold No. 45486 from Biltmore Farm. 150 cleared acres grow rye corn fodder and hay. blooded Berkshire hogs to be raised. Managed by A. M. Swinnerton of Danvers Mass. Accessible within half a mile of the village via road near negro cabins, pine grove, and deer park.
Visitors linger as April beauty proves lasting in Pinehurst for three weeks. Easter Sunday showcased perfect weather with blue skies and fragrant blossoms. Families explored the pine grove, wildlife gathered, and couples enjoyed the day, while residents felt nature’s balm fortifying them for future trials.
A poem narrates a violet growing under a wayside stone that smiles from beneath and reflects faith. The speaker recalls sorrow and hope, finding divine tenderness in the tiny bloom. Margaret May signs off as the author, noting the flower’s quiet testimony under the stone.
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