Tobacco harvesting still not mechanized in North Carolina
An historical overview notes tobacco fields near Durham and Winston-Salem rely on hand labor. It highlights plants like Lucky Strike and Duke’s Mixture, discusses priming stages, storage in barns, and the slow adoption of mechanical methods amid regional cultivation details and price figures.
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Rw Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Liggett
Meyers
Durhetts & Formus
American Tobacco Company
Reidsville
Durham
Bull Durham
Duke
North Carolina
Heartion
Delage
Fe Lake
Lohupee
Sister, Mrs. George, Aver “Ly. tis ight
Fragmentary text shows a sister named Mrs. George and a quoted line with unclear context. The readable portion points to a personal or familial note, lacking full names, places, dates, or events to establish a clear news item.
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George
Jane
Unclear fragment outlines personal disturbance case
Fragmentary text shows a private statement about someone named Mrs Hehn and lodging, with mentions of past week events and friends. No clear action, date, or location emerges to define a coherent report.
Lute Walers Lbtoul Watches Spotlight Ronin Bugle Lake
A fragment hints at Lute Walers and Ronin items across Deveeley Store near Bugle Lake. Details are scant and unclear about exact products or events.
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Lings of
Ronin
Deveeley Store
Bugle Lake
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