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MILLING INDUSTRY

J.E.H. Pottoff, formerly of this place, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Pottorff, of New Chester, who, for several years has been operating a large flouring mill at Sligo, Clarion County, has left that place and accepted a position with the Red Bank Milling Co., and is now located at New Bethlehem, Pa. New Oxford Item, New Oxford, Pa. July 1, 1915.

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