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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
6
Numerous old friends and golfers travel to the annual Midwinter tournament at The Cedars and Lenox for the advertising contest preceding it. Late arrivals include Mrs. F.8. Hotchkiss of New Haven Miss R. W. Scott of Glenside Pa and several visitors from Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania and North Carolina with short visits or extended stays planned.
Rev Dr Henry W Battle of Greensboro North Carolina is spending several weeks here as a visiting clergy member and community guest.
John Craft of Mobile argued good roads would cut cotton haul costs from 60 to 16 cents per bale, saving about 340000 annually on a million bales. He cited convicts as economical road builders, noting Georgia judge Eave praised their record and Mecklenburg County’s macadamization.
A speaker argues for humane convict labor under business principles and cites high return-to-family rates when used in open air work. He warns against competing with cheap convict labor and notes Indiana's 17 000 miles of gravel roads. He references road funding in Massachusetts New York New Jersey Missouri and Ontario as prosperity drivers.
A merry group of saddle picnickers spent Thursday at Thagard's Mill leaving The Inn at ten and returning late. Coffee was brewed outdoors and lunch served under pines. The day featured goats and an aged turkey as visitors. Attendees included I D H Ralph and David Fleming of Philadelphia, Charles Banes, Herbert Jillson of Worcester, Thomas Bauchle and Jr, H J Washburn, F M Parks, C D M Halsey, Everett, and Riding Master Hames of New York. The Inn team beat Village and Holly Inn 15 to 8 in a Tuesday informal run.
Quail hunters are making the most of fine weather with David Fleming of Philadelphia and Thomas H Bauchle Jr of New York leading the list with several strings numbering over a dozen.
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