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"… Marion Stinson remembers, "You could buy a pork chop for ten cents." Smith owned a team of horses, most likely to transport his products."

"The Axe was a tool typically used for chopping wood with usually a steel blade attached at a right angle to a wooden handle."

"When it was winter, the year round loggers chopped down trees. They worked in crews with four or five men."

"A final step was to make the tool slip resistant, so it didnʼt slip when hammering or chopping wood."

"… Pine Point factory canned its last batch of chopped clams in 1990 after 68 years in business. Thurston and Bayley Company, Scarborough…"

"… provoking after we had shuffled and ditched and chopped and watched for a month and had got all ready to commence to pepper ‘em."

"… were oxen pulling, barbeque, canoe races, log chopping contest, magic show, chalk talk, and street dance."

"So I started cooking huge things like chop suey, or anything that you could stir the frozen vegetables into."

"… Hammond Trading Post at the Narrows across from Chops Point on the eastern shore of the Kennebec and the Clarke and Lake Post in Arrowsic."

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