New Issues of the Mount Olive Tribune Now Available!

A headline from the Mount Olive Tribune from February 29, 1944
A cartoon from the Mount Olive Tribune, featuring three soldiers carrying away improperly addressed mail.

Six years of the Mount Olive Tribune are now on DigitalNC, thanks to our partner University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Libraries. The new issues are the first from the Tribune to be hosted on our site. The Mount Olive Tribune is based out of Mount Olive, North Carolina, and has served Duplin and Wayne Counties since 1904.

This batch covers 1942 to 1944, as well as from 1954 to 1956. The issues, numbering almost six hundred in total, contain articles covering daily life in the Carolina Piedmont during the second world war and the post-war period. Articles feature stories on how to reach your deployed loved ones, news at the Southern Farm Market, and advertisements for newfangled soda fountains. The papers are both comprehensive and cohesive, covering a myriad aspects of life within Mount Olive during the period.

To view more newspapers from across North Carolina, visit our North Carolina Newspapers portal.


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