North Tonawanda And Tonawanda
North Tonawanda And Tonawanda
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The capacity is over 200 barrels per day, and average an output of about 50, 000 barrels per annum. This mill, while demonstrating the feasibility of shipping wheat from the upper lake region, manufacturing and sending the flour to the east, also furnishes the principal mart of trade among the wheat producing farmers of Grand Island, and adjoining sections of Erie and Niagara counties. Cash is paid, or flour given in exchange for wheat, and a stone is kept running to grind the corn and chop fee...d to the order of the customers. By careful attention to improved methods, this firm has succeeded, in these times of close competition, in creating a de- 1 mand which has kept their mill running on full time, and by their success have added evidence that the Lumber City can be made a pros- perous maufacturing center.
GRIST MILL, FLOUR AND FEED.
FRANKLIN" GETZ, PROPRIETOR.
Franklin Getz was born in Pennsylvania, but brought to this coun- ty in childhood. His father, Joseph Getz, having erected mills in Am- iherst in 1844, whore Franklin learned the trade which he has been identified with most of the time since.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The capacity is over 200 barrels per day, and average an output of about 50, 000 barrels per annum. This mill, while demonstrating the feasibility of shipping wheat from the upper lake region, manufacturing and sending the flour to the east, also furnishes the principal mart of trade among the wheat producing farmers of Grand Island, and adjoining sections of Erie and Niagara counties. Cash is paid, or flour given in exchange for wheat, and a stone is kept running to grind the corn and chop fee...d to the order of the customers. By careful attention to improved methods, this firm has succeeded, in these times of close competition, in creating a de- 1 mand which has kept their mill running on full time, and by their success have added evidence that the Lumber City can be made a pros- perous maufacturing center.
GRIST MILL, FLOUR AND FEED.
FRANKLIN" GETZ, PROPRIETOR.
Franklin Getz was born in Pennsylvania, but brought to this coun- ty in childhood. His father, Joseph Getz, having erected mills in Am- iherst in 1844, whore Franklin learned the trade which he has been identified with most of the time since.
What to read after North Tonawanda And Tonawanda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D F From Old Catalog Robbins to read onlineMoreLess
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