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for The State Vol. 9 Issue 39, Feb 1942
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Goerch visits Lee County and lists several things that make it different from other counties. It is one of three counties to have a coal mine. It is the only county to have a courthouse not located in a town. It is the youngest county in the state, with the exception of Avery and Hoke, having started operating in 1908. It has the shortest county name in the state.
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18491
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Lewis was a physician, educator, and legislative counselor who was born in Pitt County. Lawrence writes that \"outstanding among his many activities was his work in promoting better health in the state.\"
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18492
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Mrs. Gaddy recounts how her husband Lockhart accidentally started a wild geese refuge in 1934 on their farm in Anson County. At present the flock numbers about 150.
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