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From Hunterland: Insight on the Dr. Pepper bottling plant Hunter Durham writes: The Dr. Pepper plant was behind the service station. It also bottled Grapette which had at least 3 oz of Grape Juice in a small bottle so thick you could hardly see through it. It as a great place to get bottle caps to press on your jeans or in the spokes of your bike. Boy, I am getting older. HUNTER DURHAMComments about: Favorite Old Photo: Burkesville Street before current CUMC from the collection of Joe Flowers. This story was posted on 2015-10-10 06:19:23
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