A new business has been started near the depot, and the members of the firm conducting it are Marvin Yates and Edwin Johnson. Their store room is a fly-tight booth, made by Edwin’s brother-in-law, C.O. Robinson, and this booth has been set on an old auto truck, with tireless wheels, to be rolled back and forth as the exigencies of business require.
Here the hot passer-by slakes his thirst with various bottle drinks—always velvety soft—and lemonade made on the spot, and cools his palate with imported ice cream. The boys say their business is good.
From the front page of The Brevard News, Friday, July 8, 1921
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