Dale County AlArchives Photo person.....Wagon Strength Demonstration 
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WAGON STRENGTH DEMONSTRATION— J. D. Holman was selling Studebaker wagons in 
1915 and he had this one loaded up with bales of cotton to demonstrate the 
wagon's body strength. Driving the wagon was Grady Corbitt. The others are 
unidentified. The building in the background is the one currently occupied by 
the Kenwin Shop, at that time it was known as Smith and Co. Across the street, 
where a parking lot stands today at the corner of Broad and Merrick, you can 
see the building that housed the Ozark Opera House, which burned in 1918.


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