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AUDIT ROW #317 (RESIDUE) · THREE INDUSTRIES, THREE ARTICLES' WORTH, NEVER MERGED
The checklist forbids merging the export industries, and the older three are printed separately here at the strength each one's record gives. Atwood (pickles and onions):Heinz (the salting station): the Walkerton ground held a station of a company whose foreign system was vast; the station's own shipments were inbound raw material to the company's works, and its export story is the parent's, told in the imperial-door article below at pointer size. Central Cut Glass:Three industries, three different answers: domestic reach documented, parent-system reach by pointer, national reach without a foreign record. That spread is the true shape of a small town's export history, and the leg prints it unsmoothed.
Principal sources: Businesses and Farms & Agriculture (the Atwood/Piowaty Chicago reach; the Heinz station; the cut-glass house's Chicago line), pointed to; settlers named — firm and railroad records (Atwood); the glass trade press (Central Cut Glass).