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Robeson citizens say that their Sheriff Malcolm G. McLeod has set an all-time record for destruction of bootleg liquor stills in only his first year.
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Mrs. Edith W. Way, of Moore County, handles the most beautiful merchandise in North Carolina; she owns and operates the largest orchid greenhouse between New York and Florida.
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Hillsboro's old clock has had a rough time of it in its 200 years.
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13746
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There are plans to develop the county agriculturally as it has been developed for the industry and travel trades.
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13747
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A religious revival started by a lay preacher in a North Carolina camp for convicts, has converted 73 of the 81 inmates. The Bible spreads from cell to cell and convicts organized their own study club.
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13749
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The Cherokees named a famous valley in the Great Smokies, Catalochee, from the way the ridges rose.
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13750
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Al Wullenwaber wants to challenge the Virginia ham empire with North Carolina's own country-cured ham.
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13751
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr. purchased the Linville Falls, including the Linville Gorge, to preserve the area.
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13753
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Taken from the Monroe Journal (no citation), no military unit left a better record than the 26th North Carolina regiment, which at Gettysburg lost more men in actual numbers and in percentage of those engaged, than any other regiment in the both of the armies.
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13754
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Readers flooded The State with a variety of suggestions for naming Mrs. Way's hybrid orchid.
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13755
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Sharpe details the history, geography, and industries of Halifax County.
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13756
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The Roanoke is a capricious stream which has brought wealth-making silt and deadly floods to the northern coastal plains.
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13757
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They said John Armstrong Chaloner was crazy, but he was smart enough to see the possibilities in the swift current flowing by Roanoke Rapids.
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