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14631
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Mrs. J. E. Smith of Windsor has in her possession an iron safe made by one of President Roosevelt's ancestors. It is believed to be one of the first safes manufactured in the United States, and may be the only one still in existence.
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14632
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Beaufort County has produced some of the leading lawyers and jurists in North Carolina, and Lawrence calls attention to the service which they have rendered to the State. From Beaufort County has come the great politicians of the Blount and Stanley families, as well as great lawyers and judges such as James Shepherd and George Brown.
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14634
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David Crockett was born in what was then North Carolina and he spent part of his youth in the state before becoming an outstanding political figure in Tennessee and a hero in Texas.
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14636
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This article details the industrial and agricultural changes happening in Alexander County in the western part of the Piedmont section of North Carolina. Milling of yarn and paper are big industry for Alexander County, but the principle crop is apples.
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