North Carolina News Highlights and Local Incidents
Caldwell county to build a chain jail if needed. Hendersonville to be dry next year after vote 115 to 92. North Carolina counties report road machinery purchases, counterfeit money circulating in the west, crop prospects improve with wheat and tobacco, and various local accidents and legal notices. Notable names include Ex Senator Ransom with cotton and Wilmington area farm activity. Myrtle and Gastonia region agricultural results and odd incidents across towns.
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Call for Sheriffs Convention at Morehead City
Treasury Department announces the Sheriffs Institute will meet in the Assembly Hall at Morehead City from July 27 to 29. invitations go to sheriffs tax collectors and county officers to join discussions on taxation lists, solvent credits, and duties. questions prepared in advance with possible state rewards and rates noted. travel and hotel costs provided. attendees asked to confirm and nominate others.
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