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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1915
Page
16
The notice describes seamless pressed street material, galvanization, and rigidity, noting it holds its shape with no mud on the ball and no water in the cup. The lip of the cup adjusts precisely to surface level without removing the cup. It warns against sharp marker-rods or bamboo spikes and emphasizes stable setup.
Colonel Fred A. Olds portrays early North Carolina life along the Cape Fear River from Wilmington to Old South Port. The piece centers on King Roger Moore, his Orton mansion, his vast slaveholding and a yearly migration by river, with vivid notes on the riverine landscape, plantations, and the era’s brutal slave economy. It details the dram tree, Orton’s brick house built in 1728, a lake mill, and the slave huts, alongside King Roger’s four wives and armed retinue, culminating in raids on Indian villages and mass killings in a frontier society.
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