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Pinehurst Outlook in Pinehurst, North Carolina

09 Feb 1918

Page 7

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Pinehurst Outlook

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Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

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Feb 09, 1918

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7

Spot the Champion at Pinehurst Kennel Club field trials

The First Annual Pinehurst Kennel Club field trials crowned Bud Wicker with Spot as the top dog in the Open Stake, while Parker W. Whittemore’s Gwayne won the Hunting Dog Stake. Dolly Peachblossom, owned by J. W. Hall, placed second after strong performances by Dolly Patch and Frank.

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Pinehurst Kennel Club Spot Bud Wicker Parker W. Whittemore Gwayne Ehrehart Plantation Garran Hill Taft Hunter’s Grove Vila Vista Peach Club Harry Kirkover Leonard Tufts C. W. Billings Dolly Patch C. L. Blow Pine Bluff Brown Frank Frank Bell Dolly Peachblossom J. W. Hall Sandhills Dan Morgan Dolly Blow the Grove Wicker Dolly Paten L. Blow Maj. J. 5. Brown Whittemore Pointer Gwayne Jay Hall McGraw Doc Julian T. Bishop Bess J. 8. Brown Linwood Grause A. E. Atherton Elia Nellie C. W. Billing Frank Butler King Harry Waring Daisy Bell Hunting Dog Stake Butler P. W. Whittemore Handler Hall Bess and Doe Bishop J. T. Bishop
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Bit by Bit Save Wheat and Fat for Allies

Wartime appeal urges small daily saves to stretch rations and fuel Western Front efforts. Citizens urged to use less sugar and fats, conserve butter and meat, and ration syrup. Each small act supports 200,000 fighting men and weakens German autocracy.

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