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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1897
Page
2
Advertisement notice indicating publication terms for a Pinehurst Moore County South Carolina issue. Mentions Frank T Seissky as publisher and post office entry as second class matter. Includes pricing and classification language typical of early 20th century newspaper ads.
County leaders and clerks named include Commissioner John B B Watson and Clerk Superior Court D A McDonald with Sheriff Samuel M Jones and Register W L Battley. Also listed are Treasurer Daniel Tannen and Coroner Dr G McLeo. Mineral Springs Township shows Daniel Bloc and William Chirk among others.
Framed as a state notice from Supt Otto Katzenstein notes prints for sale at Pine List airseries. Katzenstein, a German-born horticulturist educated in Berlin, worked with Olmsted firms before Pinehurst. The item asserts orders will be filled intelligently and faithfully. An anniversary note honors Rev Samuel Francis Smith with a facsimile of the original draft of America and mentions Dr Currington of Divide Park, Mass. The piece references early American von discovery in North Carolina and Virginia manufacturing in 161, along with a 1622 foundry destruction by the Tadian event.
Medford man James W. Tufts develops Pinehurst in the pine region with a large hotel casino cottages water works and a rail line. Olmsted designed streets and extensive amenities create a self contained retirement and recuperation village selling no land yet, while a weekly Pinehurst Outlook is launched to promote the enterprise.
A short anecdote about Rev. B A Goodridge, former editor of Pine Not South Pines, recalling Puritan upbringing and a toddler's declared love for matoes. It notes his early remark “Mana, I love tomatoes best,” followed by a humorous aside about a later change in taste.
The Boomville Terror editor laments a rush of Klondike fever and requests four pounds of cops and four pounds of lowercases by express, warning the paper cannot be printed until the deliveries arrive. The note is signed by Chiego Tribne.
Dr. Benbow extols Pinehurst as a premier winter resort with dry walks, lavish comforts, and thriving farm and dairy. He lauds feed, land suited to corn ensilage and pea vines, and predicts continued crop gains and profitable lessons from observed farming, urging continued investment and promotion.
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