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In Ashe County you will find larger herds of beef cattle, huge flocks of sheep and turkeys, large dairying operations, and a diversified crop production including Sequoia potatoes.
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Plantation life in Carolina was truly an empire within an empire, and the master of the plantation ruled not only in the economic and social life of the land, but the political life as well.
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George S. Coble had a dream that started eight years ago with the purchase of 11 gallons of milk daily. His dream has developed into a reality with the growth of Coble Dairy Products, and the purchase of 25,000 gallons of milk daily.
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Two of the world's largest marine bases are located at New River and Cherry Point. It is at these bases that the Marines get their training for every type of fighting.
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