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Wilson Daily Times, 30 April 1943.

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Posted in 1940s, agriculture, City of Wilson, Newspapers, Wilson County and tagged vegetables, Victory Garden, World War II on August 18, 2018 by Lisa Y. Henderson. Leave a comment

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