Crowded Pinehurst race day features Annie Oakley shooting show
A large crowd attended the Jockey Club meeting at Pinehurst to witness a racing program and Annie Oakley’s shooting exhibition. The card included five and a half furlong dash won by Joe Milner, Lady Betty’s victory in a five furlong race, and Kate Glenn’s steeplechase win. The day also drew about 300 North Carolina Medical Society members and State Board of Health delegates. A May 4 program for the Executive Council of American Bankers’ Pinehurst convention closes the meetings. Also noted are residential purchases by Mr. and Mrs. John D. Armstrong of Buffalo in the Carolina area and plans for a winter cottage.
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Annie Oakley
Jockey Club
North Carolina Medical Society
State Board of Health
Carolina Hotel
Helen Waring
Joe Milner
G. Nibb
Lady Betty
Counsel
Wassoon
H. B. Swoope
Kate Glenn
J. C. Thomas
Ray O’light
Melos
Thomas
Love
Wager
Mike Kelley
Prince Verton
Executive Council of
Pinehurst
Sand Hills Development Drives Moore County Growth
Moore county peach orchards face an unusual labor squeeze as heavy fruiting requires many workers to thin the trees. While frost damage hits other regions, Sandhills orchards show a striking contrast. Nearby, Tale Products of New York plans a Glendon mill to grind about 100 tons daily, boosting local industry. Hemp's Standard Mineral Company also advances a modern talc mill with three tons per hour capacity, signaling talc's growing importance.
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Moore County
Glendon
Charles
A. Breiting
Tale Products Company of
New York
Hemp
Standard Mineral Company
Mid-April Shoot Highlights In Maryland And New Jersey
The event in Monkton Maryland featured Earle finishing with 373 and Lee with 372. L T Laslie of Charlotte won the State professional championship with 89 96 185. R C Pittman of Whitakers captured the State doubles amateur with 42 breaks from 25 pairs. Two pros posted perfect scores in Maplewood for targets, Guy Ward and F B Tomlin. Tomlin finished with 156 straight. The Consolation handicap closed the tournament with R M Lee winning, 88 from 19 yards.
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Monkton
Earle
Lee
L. T. Laslie
Charlotte
R. C. Pittman
Whittakers
Maplewood Hundred
Guy Ward
Tomlin
Glassboro
N. J
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Neu Gork
W. N. Foye’s
the Stedman Products Company
South Braintree
Massachusetts
John D. Armstrong
Buffalo
N. Y
Carolina
F. T. Keating
Armstrong
Sand Hills Development
R. M. Lee