t the millsand in the villages he has alwaysbeen keenly interested. He wasknown and loved by every littlechild in the village, but there islittle wonder that he got very closeto the children, for he was never toobusy for a kindly word and afriendly smile, and always his pock-ets were filled with… … INTERIOR VIEW OF PROXIMITY CANNERY hcailliy. happy and contented. Mr. Ceasar Cone died in 1917 athis home in Greensboro, in theprime of a most successful and ac-tive life, and an indication of hislove for his work and for his peo-ple is shown by the choice of thebeautiful hillside which…
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