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Thursday, September 14, 2017
Word of Southern Gentleman Not Sufficient, Mrs. King's Death Will Be Investigated, 1917
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“Summons Served on Means,” from the Monroe Journal, Sept. 18, 1917 An Investigation Will be Made of the King Death Concord, Sept....
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Was Death of Mrs. King Plotted in New York? 1917
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The Monroe Journal, Sept. 14, 1917 Was Death of Mrs. King Plotted in New York? Investigation Is Taking Shape…Had Made a Will Making Mea...
Gaston Means Interviewed by Family Attorney, 1917
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The Monroe Journal, Sept. 14, 1917 Gaston Means Interviewed by the Family Attorney…Man Under Suspicion for Killing Wealthy Woman Talks ...
Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Did Concord Man Murder Wealthy Widow? 1917
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The Monroe Journal, Sept. 11, 1917 The Concord Sensation…Rich Woman Who Was Killed There Presents a Mystery Which Keeps On Growing and ...
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Monday, September 11, 2017
Making Sorghum Syrup at Carr Cane Mill, 1939
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Skimming boiling cane juice to make sorghum syrup at a cane mill near Carr in Orange County, North Carolina, September, 1939. This photo is ...
Sunday, September 10, 2017
S.H. Farabee on Good Women, Good Creameries, Uncle Watt Shuford, 1916
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From the editorial page, S.H. Farabee, editor of the Hickory Daily Record, Sept. 25, 1916 The good women of Lenoir deserve the praise th...
Saturday, September 9, 2017
New Auditorium To Be Built and Immediately Divided into Classrooms, Library, 1938
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The Duplin Times, Thursday, Sept. 9, 1938 Magnolia Asks for New School Auditorium, Granted More than 100 patrons and friends of Mag...
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