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by Deborah Burkett debbietroup7@yahoo.com
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The man in the center of the photo with a hat, white shirt and a tie is Riley Maness. He's inspecting tomatoes brought into his shed at the corner of Main and Second Street in Rusk. Another shed owned by J.P. Acker was located at the other end of Second Street. Both sheds were adjacent to the railroad.


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