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After Senator Ben Sumner of Rutherford called for more honest reporting in Raleigh, newspapermen began asking if the profession should not look into these charges to determine their validity. Sometime later, the Raleigh News & Observer was accused of quoting out of context, and factual errors. In addition to newspapermen, several women, editors, and owners of local newspapers, began researching the accusations.
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Orators, politicians, and citizens were present during the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Kings Mountain, celebrated on 5 October 1880. The ceremonies lasted for two days, as the first monument was unveiled, and the \"relic house\" was opened to the public. Governors of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia were on hand to witness the military display that included the Cleveland Guard of Shelby, King's Mountain High School Cadets, and others.
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A year which started uncertainly developed into a prosperous and happy one for most North Carolinians. There was a tremendous volume of construction, both in new enterprises and expansions. Agricultural and business incomes rose, as evidenced and reported by a county to county synopsis of North Carolina.
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