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Tod Edwards, of Siler City, North Carolina, began work in a barbershop. But when business was dull, he started tinkering with watches and clocks; he now owns and operates a large jewelry store in the center of Siler City.
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14183
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Provided is a list of policies advocated by the Socialist party, taken from an official campaign handbook in 1932.
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14184
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The Bladenboro branch (of the Cyrus (Minn.) Fishermen's College) of the school of ichthyology will serve the entire eastern seaboard under the direction of Dr. S.S. Hutchinson.
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14185
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Many famous names have been associated with Cleveland County. Three men, whose names loom large in the pages of history, are closely identified with Cleveland County and its capital, Shelby. They are Colonel Benjamin Cleveland, the hero of the Battle of Kings' Mountain; Colonel Isaac Shelby, the first governor of Kentucky; and Major Patrick Ferguson, the inventor of the breech-loading rifle.
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