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Radio broadcast on WACR.Personal papers, correspondence, business records, clippings, photographs, extensive scrapbooks, oral histories, literary manuscripts, reminiscences and other materials concerning Robert Wier (1886-1974) and his wife Sadye Hunter Wier. Robert Wier, who operated and owned the City Barber Shop in Starkville, was the first and only black to have a business on Main Street.

Record Contributed By

Mississippi State University. Libraries

Record Harvested From

Digital Library of Georgia

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Columbus
  3. Mississippi
  4. Photographs
  5. Radio Broadcasting
  6. Wacr (Radio Station: Columbus, Miss.)

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