Golf News of New England starts weekly Worcester edition
The Golf News of New England debuts in Worcester promising full New England golf coverage. The first issue forecasts the 1916 Massachusetts Amateur Championship with a field led by Guilford Whittemore and Lockwood, noting Ouimet Schmidt and others may be absent.
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The
Golf News of
New England
Golf News
Robert E. Harlow
N. P. Winchell, Jr
Arthur G. Lockwood
Boston
Worcester
Massachusetts
Pinehurst Links
Grand Old Commonwealth
United
Jesse Guilford
Chick Evans
Parker W. Whittemore
Sandhills
Percy Gilbert
Arthur Lockwood
Ouimet
Wol
Laston
Brae Burn
Woodland
Heinie Schmidt
John Anderson
Essex
Heinie Stucklin
Tom Fuller
Wollaston
Anderson
Andrew Carnegie
Schmidt
Stucklin
New York
Fuller
Carnegie
Gilbert
Lockwood
Oakley
Jesse
Ray Gordon
Parker Whittemore
Bill Chick
Sam Sterne
Dewberries and the Sandhill Section Monopoly
The Sandhill section dominates dewberry production in the United States with a crop volume and value surpassing recognition by longtime residents and overlooked by visitors focusing on village prospects.
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Borhood
Sandhill
North Carolina
United States
London Graphic staffer outlines rural beautification plan
Alfred C. Hunter spends two weeks in the village studying the countryside and urges better use of natural beauty. He notes streams, flowering shrubs, and conifers could support lakes, ponds, and fountains, enhancing roads, hedges, and farms to rival Pinehurst or Lakeview.
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London Graphic
Pinehurst
Lakeview
Suffrage Parade In Golden Flyer Visits Sandhills Town
The Golden Flyer arrives as the suffrage movement’s advance guard led by Miss Alice Snitcher Burke and Miss Nell Richardson. The event draws public attention to women’s rights with a festive, flower garlanded display and a suggestion that campaigns might gain color and interest from such pageantry.
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Sandhills
Caesar
Cary Chapman Catt
Alice Snitcher Burke
Nell Richardson
Local figures list in Pittsboro and Baltimore
Pine Crest J. O. Thompson of Pittsboro R. J. Lee of Baltimore and couples Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Arberle Jenkinstown and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hosteller Pittsburgh appear in a rural area names notice.
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J. O. Thompson
Pittsboro
R. J. Lee
Baltimore
H. C. Arberle
Jenkinstown
L. W. Hosteller
Pittsburgh
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