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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1916
Page
2
The TRIPLEX grass cutter, drawn by one horse and operated by one man, promises unrivaled daily mowing capacity and lower cost. It claims to outperform three horse-drawn mowers, avoids overworking grass, and resists mud and heat damage common to motor mowers.
Montgomery County becomes a model for poultry with North Carolina producing a quarter of a billion eggs yearly and about fifteen million chickens raised statewide. The Norfolk Southern railroad, lumber interests, and farm development push growth from Pinehurst to Charlotte, linking rail, water power and town-building along the Yadkin route. Pinehurst’s location offers varied winter outings while Pinehurst to Fayetteville and eastern coast trips broaden travel, with ongoing American progress in the Pinehurst-Yadkin corridor.
Annie Oakley performed before roughly three hundred villagers at the gun club last Tuesday afternoon. She shot multiple targets including a ball in motion and a dog’s head potato, drawing praise from local crack shots and guests led by Governor and Mrs Brumbaugh. The audience marveled at her precision and showmanship.
At Fernleigh cottage a putting party led by Mrs. C B Hudson and others raised sixty dollars for Farm Life School. Mrs. Carrie F Toelle won the silver loving cup for top skill, with Mrs. Blanche Essex Fells close behind, and Mrs. Hills Newburyport and Mrs. Cora Danforth Brooklyn taking the next prizes.
John Martin Hammond spent a week in the neighborhood gathering material for a travel book on the South. He explored the Sand Hills mobilization and the attractions of golf, studying local psychology and interest.
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