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Keepsake from Bliss history: Jack Scott's tobacco setter Click on headline for story with photo(s) By Bill Wheat I have acquired a piece of Bliss's history, a tobacco setter, given to me by Kenneth Scott for a keepsake and a conversation piece. It was Kenneth's father Jack Scott's implement. I helped Jack Scott farm for several years. The setter was really - originally - a team drag type one, Mr. Scott later reengineered it to use with a tractor. I asked for it as a keepsake to remember Kenneth and his father. I have known and helped Kenneth for some 40 plus years. He gave me my first real job, at Houchens Foods when it was downtown on Guardian Street where Save-A Lot is today. I retired from the company after 40 years of working for them. Bill Wheat This story was posted on 2013-08-09 06:17:08
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