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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1897
Page
2
Advertising rates are reasonable and furnished on approval. Notices of marriages births and deaths in. Correspondence on matters of local interest invited. Ads such as Wanted To Let For Sale etc not exceeding twelve and 25 cents per week. Address Frasor T. Swinnecy publisher entered at Pinehurst Moore County SC. Names of local officials listed.
A 1807 editorial argues for nationwide postal savings banks, noting global adoption and public benefit. It cites opposition from northern and eastern bankers but supports banks to aid the sparsely populated South and West, aligning with ex Postmaster General Wamellmeker’s 1891 report on bank distances and accessibility.
The piece argues savings deposits at post offices would be easily accessible for all, enabling the government to refund the national debt with money from the people and eventually place the entire debt in citizens' hands, as it should have been since the debt's origin.
The Holly Inn at Pinehurst opens its season with a talented young orchestra led by Frank Edward Lindsey. Members include E Royal Ellis violinist L Stanley Redding clarinetist and Fred J Pool cornetist. Recent performances featured Orpheus Offenbach Der Vogelhandler and Pathetique Sonata with concerts daily in the Inn music room and occasional Village Hall entertainments for guests.
A new mineral from North Carolina, studied by Mr. Pratt of Yale University and H. W. Foote, closely related to harmotone. Crystals minute and white, translucent to transparent, set in druses on a heavy white gargue. Distinct in crystallization and composition, a rare mineralogy addition. Hertford’s Popular Science News notes a floating bridge on the Perquimans River.
A historical Atlanta Constitution excerpt quotes a Georgia man writing to President McKinley. The letter requests groceries, a jury 86 house rent order, a postage stamp, and expresses hardships from rheumatism and personal loss. The tone reflects period racial language and the politics of the era.
Advertise land for sale in The Outlook newspaper. Reach local buyers with a concise listing highlighting location size and price if available. Include contact details and payment terms to attract inquiries and close deals quickly.
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