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items 2, 4, and 8 — the anchor's rivals; ground, product, and fate; the trades heading by heading
The anchor's other works on this ground are milling works, and they print at the strength the record holds: Fred G. Miller's saw-mill of 1880 (section 4), the New Carlisle Milling Co of the 1916 roll, Farmers Grain Co against Zahl's Elevator & Feed Mill today — the mill-and-elevator line being this town's chilled-plow class, its rival houses being rival mills.A first-of-industry recovered from the gapThe trades whole, heading by heading, at directory strength:Mandlin's 1916 line, beside the Journal's own Roloff; the ice trade — one line, the Hudson Lake company, flagged for ground in the article above; coal — inside Brummitt's lines; the laundry — Spin City Laundry's modern line, the trade's whole arc from wash-day to a single storefront printed at its two ends. Each trade is now swept as a business, with its gap or its course on its face.
Sources:
- This build's Businesses (nc-biz-hotels-mills; nc-biz-directory-1916) and Notable People (Miller's saw-mill, 1880).
- EXPAND-NC3-NOTE (GAP-NC3-HEALTH-4, the funeral home's founding) and the gazetteer runs as reached, November 2026.