North Carolina Cotton Field Life and Industry Rise
The article extols cotton picking, notes workers largely as Black labor, and outlines North Carolina's cotton industry growth. It highlights field conditions, machinery limits, and the regional shift of mill activity to the South, with Pinehurst to the South Carolina line as a prime cotton belt and rising land values driven by yields and prices. Bion H. Butler.
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Bion H. Butler
Meal Estate Transfers Supt Caddell Buys Land for Home
Supt of Streets and Parks Caddell purchases a lot near the County School to build a residence. Mrs Betty Glass buys the Priest house near the Market Garden and will take possession in the Spring.
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Real estate listing for a farm on Big Juniper Creek
A reader mails a brief notice offering a farm for sale along Big Juniper Creek. The message describes a good farm and expresses a desire to sell, delivered as a straightforward inquiry.
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