A History of Heyworth
A History of Heyworth
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There have been about four organizations since the town was founded. The first one was started about 1878. It disbanded, and in a few years, another was formed. Thus the lives of the bands have passed along. An attempt is now being made to organize a new band.
BUSINESS HOUSES FROM ABOUT 1870-1926 The author has devoted much time in an endeavor to make the following table as accurate and complete as possible, although some errors may be present. However, it is intended that such may not appear. ...The date given is only the approximate date that the opposite named firm was started. It is almost impossible to find the exact dates.
Auctioneers — George S. Johnson, 1904; I. A. Fullenwider, 1906; E. J. Oelze, 1913.
Bakeries — Charles B. Marker, west side, 1892; Milt Bishop, west side, 1907; Mr. Parish, east side, 1909; E. R. King, east side, 1913.
Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers — Slagel & Peters, west side, 1879; A. Kelley, east side, 1879; J. B. Riser, 1905; S. H. Houk, west side, 1907; Uhrich & Houk, west side, 1908; O.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There have been about four organizations since the town was founded. The first one was started about 1878. It disbanded, and in a few years, another was formed. Thus the lives of the bands have passed along. An attempt is now being made to organize a new band.
BUSINESS HOUSES FROM ABOUT 1870-1926 The author has devoted much time in an endeavor to make the following table as accurate and complete as possible, although some errors may be present. However, it is intended that such may not appear. ...The date given is only the approximate date that the opposite named firm was started. It is almost impossible to find the exact dates.
Auctioneers — George S. Johnson, 1904; I. A. Fullenwider, 1906; E. J. Oelze, 1913.
Bakeries — Charles B. Marker, west side, 1892; Milt Bishop, west side, 1907; Mr. Parish, east side, 1909; E. R. King, east side, 1913.
Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers — Slagel & Peters, west side, 1879; A. Kelley, east side, 1879; J. B. Riser, 1905; S. H. Houk, west side, 1907; Uhrich & Houk, west side, 1908; O.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Marker to read onlineMoreLess
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