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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
12
A Pinehurst Poultry Farm summary notes rapid summer improvements with added colony houses and modern infrastructure. Incubators run day and night, chicks hatch under artificial mothers, and brooders support a day-old to broiler transition. The facility aims to supply village needs with broilers eggs and fowls, attracting many visitors daily.
Dr. F. W. Bradbury of Providence returns with family to Mistletoe cottage for an eighth season at Pinehurst. The village physician praises Pinehurst as an ideal resort with bright sunshine and pure air ideal for rest and recreation with good living conditions.
The North Carolina Press Association will hold a winter session in Washington on December 2 and 3 with a trip to Baltimore on December 4. The visit includes tours to Mt. Vernon Arlington and Alexandria plus theatre and luncheon entertainment. Baltimore hosts a luncheon at the St James Hotel by The North Carolina Society of Baltimore.
A six tournament tennis series for men women and mixed doubles is planned for the season. New courts have been prepared at the Golf Club House replacing the clock putting green. James W Tufts pioneered dirt tennis courts described as perfection. Tournaments include January 12 mixed doubles for The Harvard cups and January 26 men’s singles for The Berkshire cup. Washington meeting features Joe Mitchell Chapple on publisher advertiser relations and circulation building. Transportation arrangements are coordinated by a committee led by J. B. Sherrill of Concord.
The Holly Inn cup on February 23 features mixed doubles for The Carolina cups. On March 8 the Pinehurst Outlook cups host the men's singles. March 21 to 23 mark the Pinehurst Championship Tennis Trophies with championship rounds for men and women singles and mixed doubles.
During the past summer the Pinehurst Electric Railroad transported eight thousand crates pears seventy five hundred crates peaches and four thousand crates dewberries from fruit farms along its route. The season was one of the most satisfactory of recent years.
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