Cameron's Classic Surprises as Cameron Fails to Win
Herbert Cameron entered the Flying Jackags in the fast event but finished unvictorious as Pinehurst stables led the field in the stretch. The crowd awaited Cameron's comments by written request while Uncle Remus won the tree chopping contest from a strong field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Cameron
Insericordia
Cameron
Pinehurst
Remus
Snow Ball
The
Sandhills
Open Until May List of Travelers and Contacts
A compiled roster lists Mr and Mrs C C Douglas from Houghton Michigan along with L D Glant C Stringer Geo A Eddy Geo A Strange Mrs Hub bard Carpenter Miss Mary D Carpenter of Chicago TI Mr and Mrs W OC Geer Akron Ohio Geo 8 Carpenter Chicago TI J 8 Brown Camp Lee VA Major and Mrs W W Carnell Washington DC Canada H L Frost Miss Ruth Frost Hamilton Ont W A Duff Winnipeg Can Mr and Mrs G W Hunkernan Toronto Mrs George Melon Halifax Can Mr and Mrs D A Campbell Toronto Can W W Wells Ottawa Can Mrs H L Frost Miss Margaret Frost Hamilton Can J Mackin Mrs David Maeckham Mrs T S Rogers H Fisher Halifax Can E B Thompson Toronto Can
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Douglas
Houghton, Mich
L. D. Glant
C. Stringer
Geo. A. Eddy
Geo
H. L. Frost
Ruth Frost
Hamilton
Ont
W. A. Duff
Winnipeg
G. W
Hunkernan
Toronto
George Melon
Halifax
D. A. Campbell
W. W. Wells
Ottawa
Margaret Frost
J. ©. Mackin
David Maeckham
T.S. Rogers
H. Fisher
Can
E. B. Thompson
Molly fon unanimous at Holly Inn patriotic meeting
A local Patriot meeting at the Holly Inn gathered all personnel from guests to staff to support a committee of the whole. Presiding were N. Y. Worral and Reverend T. A. Cheatham. Speakers urged universal duty to meet the crisis and contribute morally and financially.
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Holly Inn
War Saving Stamps Rally Nets Over $700 in One Night
Supported by W. L. Lawrence, Miss Johnson led a Chapel rally with Battle Hymn of the Republic and Dixie plus Good bye Kaiser Bill. The Holly Inn Quartette and harmony brigade, including Miss Eleanor Abbe and Miss Marian Abbe, performed to boost War Saving Stamps. The hall was decorated with National colors and nearly every guest purchased stamps, totaling a little over $700. A long list of attendees from various cities and firms expressed thanks to performers, organizers, and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Lawrence
Johnson
Republic and
Dixie
Holly Inn
Kaiser
Harmony Brigade
Eleanor Abbe
Marian Abbe
James B. Kellogg
Henry Moore
H. A. Wrenn
Chicago
G. W. Steeper
E. F. Husa
New York
C. P. Reed
Williamsburg
C. B. Kane
Buffalo
F. Cutting
F. A. Helmer
J. 8. Pritchard
Battle Creek
R. C. Stephenson
South Ambonr
N. J
T. Spark
Houston
Texas
A. Veitch
J. H. White
Mass
Frank L. Park
White Plain
N. Y
H. E. Gansworth
J. P. Elton
L. J. Hart
Waterbury
Geo
G. Bassett
Philadelphia
Robi
F. Roberts
Baltimore
R. L. Bowman
Bellaire
Ohio
Wm. T. Don
Donna C0
N. H. Blatchford
Barbara Blatchford
Jansen Noyes
Montclair
F. G. Butler
Brookline
W. R. Burrows
Newark
H. J. Munger
Orange
Geo. B
Reporter Bystander Nose Watch Sparks Quip
A bold young reporter quips at a pert maid as he explains he must keep his eye on everything that turns up. The exchange blends playful flirtation with newsroom curiosity in a light moment.
War Savings Stamps Awareness Promoted Nationwide
Citizens are urged to learn about War Savings Stamps and their role in supporting the war effort. Educational campaigns highlight purchase methods, earning rates, and the impact of each stamp on national security and postwar reconstruction.
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Brown
Camp Lee
W. W. Carnell
Washington, D. C
Canada
Molly Fon
United States
WAR Savings
Carolina Hotel
South
Radcliffe
F. C. Abbe
Pinehurst, N. C
the Berkshire
Berkshire
J. M. Robinson
Pine Crest Inn
Pinehorat's Hotels
E. C. Bliss
Lexington
Edward Fitzgerald