I received this from some one that has had this around the house for the last 90 years and now has decided to part with it, so glad it came to me. The part scratched out after the name is "DR.", not sure what that might be for..
The top lines of the receipt are for Rye, it's difficult to read, but the bottom line is for Corn. $191.12 that is a lot of money in 1919, and with our current economy its a lot of money now.
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Back in September 9, 2007 I posted a copy of a bill from this company. I received that as a copy, by Email and was told by the sender that this was at one time the name of the Grist Mill, on Church Street, powered by the water power of the Groveville Pond on Doctor's Creek
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The "DR" on the bill stands for "debtor." Nice prices!
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