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- Department Stores9
- Drug Stores and Proprietary Stores10
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- Grocery Stores12
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- Allen70
- Auxier5
- Banner10
- Beaver13
- Betsy Layne29
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- Bypro21
- Craynor5
- Dana3
- David7
- Drift6
- Dwale1
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- Endicott6
- Garrett42
- Grethel38
- Harold60
- Hi Hat17
- Honaker4
- Hueysville14
- Ivel30
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- Langley11
- Mc Dowell20
- Melvin13
- Minnie17
- Prestonsburg369
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- Printer9
- Stanville22
- Teaberry12
- Wayland25
- Weeksbury5
- Wheelwright10
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