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THE SUGAR INDUSTRY. 
ten and twenty years ugo, that did much to bring on the depression from which the 
country is now happily recovering, should be avoided in this sugar industry. Let us 
keep the whole thing down to hard pan basis, so that every step taken will be a dis- 
tinct gain, and the whole industry developed on a substantial, businesslike and per- 
manently successful basis. 
To this end, the author contributes the present book. 
He invites correspondence as to every point not sufficiently covered herein, that the 
deficiency may be made up in a later edition. 
COMMUNITIES THAT WANT SUGAR FACTORIES. 
Postoffice 
Phoenix 
Olyphant 
Fort Smith 
Fort Smith 
Rogers 
Chino 
Vacavilie 
apa 
Wheatland 
Chico 
Salinas 
Fulton 
Gridley 
Mosca 
Rhone 
Pueblo 
Denver 
La Salle 
Naugatuck 
De Funiak 
Springs 
Ocoee 
Auburndale 
St Cloud 
Payette 
Leduc 
Alma 
Monterey 
Litchfield 
Niota 
Milford 
Mt Carmel 
Chemung 
Forest City 
Monmouth 
Ottawa 
Kankakee 
Momence 
Chemung 
Nekoma 
County Name 
ARIZONA. 
Maricopa W. S. Devol 
ARKANSAS. 
Jackson C. E. Frizzell 
Sebastian H. H. Hoover 
Sebastian S. A. Williams 
Benton H. B. Woodcock 
CALIFORNIA. 
SanBernardino Valley Sugar Co 
Solano E. G, Davis 
Napa Cc. L. James 
Yuba E. E. Oakley 
Butte J. McStilson 
Monterey James Bardin 
Sonoma A. Bannister 
Butte L K. Vaugham 
COLORADO. 
Costilla J. R. Patterson 
Mesa Henry R. Rhone 
Pueblo Suburban Land & 
Investment Co 
Arapahoe Lute Wilcox 
Weld R. W. Devinny 
CONNECTICUT. 
New Haven’ F.H. King 
FLORIDA. 
Walton S. E. Wolf 
Orange T. L. Joyce 
Polk Irving Page 
Osceola Col Allen Thomas 
IDAHO. 
Canyon Eugene Autz 
Blaine P. Leduc 
ILLINOIS. 
Marion W. S. Ross 
Fulton D. W. Kelsey 
Montgomery R. 58. Nelson 
Hancock Jacob Zeh 
Iroquois I, D. Gillum 
Wabash W. H. Wildey 
McHenry Joseph Kuhby 
Mason A. D. Brown 
Watren C. E. Cornell 
Lasalle C. E. Fisher 
Kankakee Leon Hay 
Kankakee Will Lewis 
McHenry Joseph Kuhler 
Henry Robert Lapan 
Postoffice County Name 
ILLINOIS (CONTINUED). 
Mulkeytowu Franklin Scott Clark 
Havana Mason E. A. Wallace 
BuffaloGrove Lake J.Weiduer & Sons 
Polo gle J. N. Sanborn 
Ottawa Lasalle I. B. Lovejoy 
McHenry McHenry J. Van Slyke 
Pittsfield Pike F. L. Schriver 
Jerseyville Jersey A. W. Cross 
ve Massac A. N. Starkes 
Morrison Whiteside E. A. Smith 
Galesburg Knox Robert Chappel 
Effingham Ettingham William Dyke 
INDIANA. 
Fort Wayne Allen S. Bash & Co 
Bluffton Wells L. A. Williams 
Wabash Wabash S. Haas 
oe Fayette J. M. Harrison 
Monroeville Allen W. Dickerson 
Aurora Dearborn J. Small 
Monroeville Allen N. R. Spaulding 
Blufftown Wells W. K. Shoemaker 
Logansport Cass J. H. Barnhait 
Elwood Madison W. E. Broyles 
Land Whittey Lewis Deems 
Dana Vermilion W. B. Hood 
Zionsville Boone J. W. Lane 
Owensville Gibson Levi Skelton 
Francesville Pulaski W. Benson 
aos Posey F. Mumford 
Morocco Newton J. M. Rogers 
Fort Wayne Allen H. C. Rockhill 
Liberty Montgomery Ben Snyder 
Madison Jefferson C. E. Cosby 
Evansville Vanderburg CC. Cordes 
Delphi Carroll V. L. Ricketts 
Newcastle Henry A. D. Ogborn 
Lowell Lake J. Dinwiddie 
Columbus Bartholomew W. T. Stott 
Seymonr Jackson J. H. Hodapp 
Vincennes Knox Edward Watson 
IOWA. 
Gr’d Junct’n Greene Mrs C. D. Park 
Wapello Louisa W. S. Kremer 
Diagonal Ringgold QO. B. Overholser 
Fontanelle Adair F. M. Dangherty 
Schaller Sac E. W. Bennett 
Newell Buena Vista J. Jenson 
Spencer Clay J.C. Winset 
