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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
9
A fragment lists business hours for various venues including Country Club, Dept Store, General Office, Telegraph, Telephone, and Library with varying opening and closing times.
A complete schedule lists arriving and departing times for trains. The document details station names, platform numbers, and timetable sequences for passengers planning arrivals, departures, and transfers. It emphasizes service windows, peak periods, and potential delays.
The Carolina employees held their annual masquerade in the music hall with elaborate costumes and a capacity crowd. Guests contributed over two hundred dollars for prizes awarded by a committee including Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lard and others.
The Pathfinders car of the Auto Club of Savannah completed a 387 mile journey in 18 hours. They were pleased with the roads despite recent heavy rains, and plan an endurance run along the same route in early April with about twenty five cars participating.
A narrator recalls waking from a dream about a golf trip and finding two friends shaking him in his bunk as they near a real golf course. He resolves to play on a real course despite the odd dream and mocking chants about Fathead and Snoozer.
The timetable lists mail arrivals at Pinehurst from the North at 7 30 A M and from the South at 9 30 A M. South at 10 80 A M. North South and West at 6 30 P M and at 8 20 P M.
The notice outlines operating times for Pinehurst events with booths at 6:30 and 7:00 P M and a 3:30 P M North schedule. It states registered mail arrives by 9:30 A M and departs at 6:00 P M, confirming daily timings for attendees and postal handling.
Catholic services will be held in the Village Chapel each Sunday at 6 A.M. If a visiting priest is present a second service will be at 3 A.M.
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