North Carolina Sloppy With Opportunities He says press can spur North Carolina growth
Bion H. Butler tells the North Carolina Press Association that the state is rich in climate, water power, and raw materials and urges newspapers to publicize opportunities. He cites industry, farming, and diversified mills across districts, noting electrical development will transform the economy. He advocates widespread exchanges with Northern papers to spread awareness and speed development.
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