Genealogical And Family History of the Wyoming And Lackawanna Valleys, Pennsylvania; 2
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He attended the common schools, where he fitted himself for a life of future use- fulness. His early days were spent in agricul- tural pursuits, and in 1886 he was apprenticed to J. L. Dillon, a leading florist of Bloomsburg.
Here he became familiar with every department and acquired a thorough knowledge of the entire work. In 1892 he removed to Scranton and two years later formed a partnership with John W.
Beagle, purchasing a florist's business, which he has since enlarged in every department..., and in which success has followed his every effort. His office is situated at No. 427 Spruce street, where in a beautiful and artistic manner is displayed the product of his extensive hot-houses which are lo- cated on Washburn street and Fillmore avenue, near the Washburn street cemetery. He has thirty thousand square feet of glass, the largest greenhouses in the city of Scranton, under which he raises the most choice flowers and plants of all variety suited to this climate. His business in cut flowers is quite extensive, while his trade in potted plants has grown to phenomenal propor- tions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He attended the common schools, where he fitted himself for a life of future use- fulness. His early days were spent in agricul- tural pursuits, and in 1886 he was apprenticed to J. L. Dillon, a leading florist of Bloomsburg.
Here he became familiar with every department and acquired a thorough knowledge of the entire work. In 1892 he removed to Scranton and two years later formed a partnership with John W.
Beagle, purchasing a florist's business, which he has since enlarged in every department..., and in which success has followed his every effort. His office is situated at No. 427 Spruce street, where in a beautiful and artistic manner is displayed the product of his extensive hot-houses which are lo- cated on Washburn street and Fillmore avenue, near the Washburn street cemetery. He has thirty thousand square feet of glass, the largest greenhouses in the city of Scranton, under which he raises the most choice flowers and plants of all variety suited to this climate. His business in cut flowers is quite extensive, while his trade in potted plants has grown to phenomenal propor- tions.
What to read after Genealogical And Family History of the Wyoming And Lackawanna Valleys, Pennsylvania; 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Publishing Company to read onlineMoreLess
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