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Summary
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Sexton's Groceries mail order catalog - Country Division. |
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Sexton Foods historical document scanned. |
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originally published in 1927 and copy right has expired |
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Sexton Foods |
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See below.
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Renewals for both books and periodicals were searched for renewals for the years 1954 and 1955 for the name "Sexton". Only an article about a clergyman turned up as being written by John E. Sexton. Nothing pertaining to the food company was found.
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| current | 17:46, 17 December 2011 | | 1,447 × 2,066 (2.02 MB) | Thomas Mackin (talk | contribs) | == Summary == {{PD-1923}} |Article = Sexton Foods |Description = Sexton's Groceries mail order catalog - Country Division. This catalog was |Source = Sexton Foods historical document scanned. Copyright held by the publisher |
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