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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1908

Page

12

Duke of Durham tobacco magnate a life of growth and faith

The article profiles James B. Duke, founder of a tobacco empire originating in 1865 from a Durham log cabin. It details capital growth to 70,000, then 4,000 workers, and international shipments. It notes his sons Ben Buck and B L Duke, family consolidation into W. Duke & sons, and later George W Watts as partner. Duke funded churches and Trinity College, and remained active until his death at 83. His son Buck Duke heads American Tobacco in New York.

Durham Ben Buck Anges B. L Duke of Durham Duke Trinity College United States Raleigh Cape Fear James B. Duke New York American Tobacco Company Fred A. Olds State Museum

Quail Hunters Enter New Year With Strong Daylight Sport

In the first week of January clear days draw many sportsmen to the field. Newcomers include A Bryan Alley and son of New York J L Glidwit of Paris John W Fuller of Columbus W Do Cunningham and Francis Cunningham New York C Fitch Boston F A G Hussey Pittsburgh G P Blake and FLT Blake Worcester. A covey of quail flew through a schoolhouse window and was found by the janitor in a vacant room, frail but ready to flee at once. Covies on the golf course also appear common.

A. Bryan Alley

Noted York Hen Sells for 400 At Henderson NC Show

A Bull Orpington hen owned by G G Shoenanker of York Pennsylvania was sold to A J Cheek of Henderson North Carolina for 400 dollars. The prize bird won first prize at Madison Square Garden and is described as one of the most perfect of her breed weighing four pounds.

G.G. Shoenanker York A.J. Cheek Henderson Madison Squire Garden

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