Moore County Lifework: Training Every Child for Democracy
A concluding editorial argues every child’s public education is essential, praising universal training of hands and mind. It asserts wealth grows with trained labor, declares democracy’s immortality, and urges development of rural areas like Jackson Springs. The piece endorses equal opportunity regardless of parentage and stresses patriotic duty in education.
Page brothers shape Moore County's progress and national optimism
A university philosopher questions magazine motives in a call to the editorial office, insisting the republic’s ideals of equality and fair play guide efforts. The Page family, notably Henry A. Page and Congressman Robert N. Page, are linked to regional growth through rail service and legislative work, with connections to J. R. Page and Frank Page mentioned.
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Republic
Page
Moore County
Robert N. Page
Aberdeen
Asheboro
Henry A. Page
J. R. Page
Frank Page
Presidents Trophy Round Results and Semifinals
A sports card from the Presidents Trophy lists first round results with Hunter defeating Hurd and Becker overcoming Fownes, followed by semifinals where Hunter loses to Becker and Lightbourn, with Hurd advancing to the final by defeating Lightbourn. The Secretarys Trophy shows Waldron beating Jenks, Dunlap, Swigert, and Evans, culminating in Waldron defeating Evans in the final.
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Robert Hunter
Wee Burn
N.S. Hurd
Pittsburgh
E. W. Irwin
Kent
W. A. Kinter
Edgeworth
C. L. Becker
Woodland
I. A. Kelley
Southern Pines
H. C. Fownes
Oakmont
D. D
Fownes
Becker
Hunter
P. L. Lightbourn
St. Georges
F. B. Pottle
Jefferson Highlands
Dr. M. W. Marr
Dorchester
J. E. Kellogg
Alpine
J. W. Hurd
H. H. Cutler
Milwaukee
J. D. Armstrong
Park
H. W. Ormsbee
Lightbourn
Marr
W. A. Waldron
Agawam
G. J. Jenks
Detroit
Andrew Dunlap
Chevy Chase
J. M. Robinson
Littleton
Col
R. A. Swigert
Maplewood
Andrew Godfrey
Whitemarsh
Waldron
Evans
Frank B. Pottle
M. W. Marr
H. A. Waldron
Mason Evans
Admi
John G. Owsley
Foot Recovers Englewood Golf Medal From Lynchburg Trader
Marco Polo Golf Medal holder James D. Foot of Apawamis recovers an Englewood prize lost years ago. The four ball victory with Ralph Peters brought a 71 score. A traveling man from Lynchburg had traded for it before returning the medal to Foot after a pursuit sparked by a hunting trip.
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James D. Foot
Apawamis
Foot
Eagle Springs
Aberdeen
D. W. Spencer
Lynchburg
Englewood
Ralph Peters
Pinehurst School Opens Flexible Attendance Program
Pupils may enroll at any time for any duration. The program is individual in aim to let students continue studies from home schools. Bring previous books and a study plan to cover missed ground and rejoin classes without loss after time away in ideal climate with healthy outdoor life.
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North Carolina
New England
Gaeonarge
Pinehurst General Office
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Merchants & Miners Trans, Co
Eamship Lines
Boston
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Norfolk
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Lone
C. H. Maynard
Mass
James Batery
R. I
P. Turner
Pinehurst Farms
PINE
Jackson Springs
Marco Polo
Carolina
Holly Inn
Maurice Joyge
H.c.c.stiles
Mon
Evening Star
Washington, D.C
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Blackstone St
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Pinehurst Steam Laundry
Myrom W. Marr