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for The State Vol. 17 Issue 36, Feb 1950
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14177
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Kate Vestal runs a millinery shop in Siler City, North Carolina, attends to all the business details in connection with and is in her 89th year.
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14178
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Several small industrial plants and a back country of excellent farming land combine to make Denton, North Carolina an all-around good business town.
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14179
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This follow-up article to Sharpe's piece in The State, January 28, 1950, tells more about the \"decent thing to do\" in the precarious profession of moonshining.
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14180
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Lt. Henry Timberlake, a British Army officer who visited western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee in 1762, left a description of the general appearance, habits, and customs of the Cherokees.
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It was an impressive occasion, back in 1793, when leading citizens of North Carolina gathered at Chapel Hill to formally inaugurate the building program of the University of North Carolina.
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