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Wharton Valley Echo

“ Lemons are being sold for 1 cent The Cheese Factory started last Monday morning with 1900 lbs. of milk, the most they ever took in the first day. Joseph Talbot is filling up the store formerly occupied by his son John with a general stock of merchandise. Over 100 window frames at a time is the way the Underwood boys hand in their orders at the sash factory. The barn for the new hotel is being refitted and Lyman expects to have the "Hotel Barrett" open soon to the public. ”
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Wharton Valley Echo

“ He employs some fifteen men in the coming season. Richmond Talbot employs quite a number of men and is doing a good business as a carpenter. Brown Hopkins as wagon Maker is turning out some very well made wagons this spring. He has in his employ, Jason Powers who is as good a wagon maker as is to be found anywhere, and any one that is the least skeptical I would like to have them step in and see a light buggy that he is building for Dr. Lough, and be convinced. The Lucas boys, manufacturers of marble work, can do a nice job, and at prices that will be satisfactory. ”
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Wharton Valley Echo

“ They are also proprietors of the Edmeston Mills, where you get all kinds of feed, corn meal, flour, etc., and on with Mr. A. Voorhees as a miller you can get all custom work in a workman like manner. Wm. Joslyn runs a first class boot and shoe store, and any one that has ever worn goods of his make will be likely to call him a second time. ”
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