Koplin's Drug Store Sees Big Year Ahead in Photography
Koplin's Drug Store and Photographic Center at 628 Loch Dehat Lorah County anticipates a revival in photographic activity this year. Manager Harry Bemis, a commercial photographer since 1947, expects strong demand for new equipment once manufactured and distributed. Koplin's carries Eastman Kodak, Graflex, and Speed Graphic lines, with cameras priced from 79 cents to 600 dollars, plus a full range of accessories. The photo finishing department turns out 5,000 to 6,000 prints weekly and is to grow, while the store remains a full drug store with a prescription department and merchandise.
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Koplin’s
Loch Dheat
Lorah County
Crady
Harry Bemis
Eastman Kodaka
Graflex, Inc
Remis
Eastman Company
Bemis
Alan
Koplin
Koplin'’s
New Postwar Gasoline Breaks Sales Records At East Bridge
Sunoco’s new Dynafuel drives record demand at East Bridge station run by Ed Brown. Strong gasoline and oil sales prompt curtailment of heavy mechanical work while still offering lubrication, battery service, and minor repairs. Brown stocks National storage batteries, tires, tubes, anti freeze, and offers fast or slow battery recharging and radiator checks.
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Better Paints For Automobiles Now Available At DeBray Shop
DeBray Painters announce fresh auto paint options as spring and summer approach. Experienced staff led by Richard Riggs provide multiple coats, prep, and lacquer finish to revive older cars. Full repaint takes about a week with careful rubbing, waxing, and color matching to look like a new car. Front wheel alignment and balancing remain key services for safety.
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al. Vimpeny
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DeBray's
Supply Of Steel Grows Tighter
Cleveland reports mounting tightness in steel supply as orders for Priority assistance rise. Industry sources note insufficient tonnage to disrupt dustbin schedules, prompting thoughts of further production expansion amid strong demand for structural and light shapes.
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Yn Sheets
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Rural Electrification loan totals in Alabama reach five million
REA figures show that 718 percent of Alabama rated areas lacked central electric service on July 1, 1948. A total of five million dollars has been allocated for REA loans in the state to expand rural electrification.
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Tse
John W. Considine
Auburn
Ala
Rural Electrical Administration
Alabama
Stalin Elect Tric
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