Houston's Best Bet Leads Sandhill Fair Pace
Virginia bred mare dominates the field at Sandhill Fair with a standout performance over Uncle Sam and Kinder Lou. Promises more thrill as match race looms against Machete and Lady Betty over five furlongs. Entries grow for thoroughbred meet including a gentleman riders race as winter stables arrive.
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Virginia
Old Dominion
Sandhill Fair
Uncle Sam
Genevieve
Kinder Lou
Machete
Virginia 8
Lady Betty
Half Measure
Nat Hurd
Maporan
Tueille
Lambert
Hurd Splane
J. Hayden Preston
Winthrop
Louis Rutherford
N. 8
Hurd
Jim Cameron
Picquet
Famous Setter Dolly Lost Near Carthage
Jay Hall reports the famous setter Dolly missing after a hunting trip on Cad dell's place near Carthage. Hall appeals for information, noting Dolly as the pride of the kennels and the best hunting dog in the state. Any finder is asked to contact Hall with sightings or details.
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Dolly
Caddell’s
Carthage
Lost dog ad seeks return or tips in Pinehurst
A small tan ticked terrier named Wonder, described as black and white and bitchy, is missing near Pinehurst. A liberal reward is offered for her return or for information leading to recovery. Contact Jay Hall with any tips.
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Jay Hall
Pinehurst
Am Condensed Famous Film to Be Shown at Ping Hurat Theatre
Am Conded Famous Film to Be Shown at Ping Hurat Theatre featuring Charlie Picquer will screen this week. City cultural officials announce the event as part of a local cinema series and invite residents to attend.
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Ping
Pinehurst Theatre Drama Beat By Critics On Paper Coverage
Charlie Picquet argues that Pinehurst lacks newspaper art and drama coverage. He cites Pathe News, Fatty Arbuckle, and star contracts to show the town’s theatrical world mirrors Broadway. Shirley Mason and Ernest Truex are billed at Pinehurst Theatre Come On In and its title hints at the public’s discernment.
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Charlie Picquet
Pinehurst
Ben Johnson
Dolly Cibber
Covent Garden
Pinehurst Opera House
Pathe News
Fatty Arbuckle
Envil
Kansas
Ambassador Walter Page Returns Home for Winter
Dr Walter H Page recently resigned as Ambassador to Great Britain was welcomed home last Wednesday morning. He arrived from New York with Mrs Page and their daughter Mrs C G Loring and Major Frank C Page and will spend the winter in the Curri tuck Cottage.
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Great Britain
New York
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