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for The State Vol. 12 Issue 26, Nov 1944
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14759
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Few women rendered more loyal service to the Confederate cause, made greater sacrifices or endured more severe hardships than did Sara Annie \"Daisy\" Chaffee Lamb.
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14761
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North Carolina has long been interested in developing her two seaports, Wilmington and Beaufort-Morehead City. There are indications that these two ports will receive a good deal of attention in post-war planning and that projects for their further development will soon be proposed and discussed.
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14762
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Fox hunting is a sport in which every detail has to be exactly correct, and if it isn't the Master of Hounds proceeds to lay down the law in no uncertain terms.
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20341
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In 1825, James Harper built his home, called \"Fairfield,\" in a section of Wilkes County that later became part of Cauldwell County. The beautiful old home still stands today. Tucker describes the house and the merchant business started by Harper and William P. Waugh. In 1840, Harper gave thirty acres of land to build a town on, which he called Lenoir. He also wrote in the town charter that a saloon was never to tolerated within it limits.
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