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Tuesday, August 9, 2016

Lightning Destroys Bed Without Harming Thomas Maness and His Baby Lying On It, 1916

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The Monroe Journal, “The Union County Newspaper—Everybody Reads It!” Published Tuesdays and Fridays—One Dollar a Year. Friday, August 4, 19...
Monday, August 8, 2016

Watson Brown Photo of Pitt County Tobacco Field and Old Farmhouse

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http://www.flickriver.com/photos/edgecombeplanter/tags/painting/ photo by Watson Brown of Tarboro, N.C. You can also find his photos from ...

Fires in Pitt County Tobacco 'Barns Are Smouldering as Families Toil All Day Tying Leaves for Curing, 1945

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By F.H. Jeter, Extension Editor, N.C. State College, Raleigh, as published in the Wilmington Star Aug. 1, 1945, and the Charlotte Observer...
Sunday, August 7, 2016

Mooresville's Annual Picnic Raises $800 for Barium Springs Orphanage, 1914

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“Barium Springs Orphanage Received $800 From Annual Mooresville Picnic” from the Aug. 6, 1914, issue of the High Point Review . Barium Spri...
Saturday, August 6, 2016

Congressman Doughton, Whose Own Farm Was Flooded, Asks Congress for Federal Aid for Western N.C. Counties, 1916

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“Congressman Doughton Asks for Federal Aid,” from the Statesville Landmark and reprinted on the front page of the Watauga Democrat , Boone...

Rains Have Damaged N.C. Cotton Crop, 1916

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“Cotton Not Behaving,” from the Pageland Journal and reprinted on the front page of the Monroe Journal on Aug. 4, 1916 The damage to c...
Friday, August 5, 2016

Flooded 'Watauga Will Be Cared For' Promises Newspaper Editor, 1916

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“Watauga Will be Cared for,” from the editorial page of the Watauga Democrat , Boone, N.C., August 3, 1916, R.C. Rivers, proprietor The...