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East Seneca Growth Showcases Chamber and Local Firms
East Seneca’s Chamber of Commerce enters its second year amid praise for progress, while critics call for more action. The article recounts October 1906 to October 1908 growth, noting repairs after fires, new Palmetto building, enhanced streets, and expanded commerce. It highlights Palmetto, Oconee Inn, Stribling and Moore stores, Hunt Harper, Witsell firm openings, and Seneca Iron Works, Seneca Fertilizer, and local cement, hardware, meat markets, and services driving town development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Geonee Ton
Palmetto
Moore and Doyle
Pousa
Mia Philoso Rae
Tau Ty
FR. M. Richardson
H. Wilson
Luthar A. Moore
Lealie Btribil
Harlo Harper
D. Hunt
Oconee Inn
K. & Dendy
Leone Mullinery
Leslie Stribling
Luther A. Moore
W. J. T. Robinson
Holland
Miss Carver
Richardson
Temple
Oklahoma
Temple of Company
Stribling
Moora
Harper and Clinkecales
B. F. Sloan
Abie
Sriperon
World Plate Glass Ae
Ken
Conpee
Peta Atoro
An & Holloway
Newbterprising
Nim
Harper
Arkansaa
Hunt & Harper
Summer
Holloway
Whitsell
Pere Avillo
Star of Empire
Beneca
Seneca Fertilizer Company
Tal Home Enterprises
Vingston Wholesale
Eaeerah Cepa
Impono
East Seneca
Reinet Street
Eant
Palmetto House
Wright and Lowery
J. Q
Dc. H. Mayhew