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The Licking Window Glass Company was located at 271 South Stanley Street in Utica from 1906 until 1922, when it was sold to another company, which operated it until the Stock Market Crash in 1929.
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Getting stomped with these boots would not have been a pleasant experience. Hobnailed boots had metal cleats on the bottom to protect the shoe from wear, plus provide traction on difficult surfaces such as the floor of a glass factory.
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Glass worker Elton Smith led a violent life, culminating in attempted murder and suicide. The cemetery where he was buried took it upon themselves to procure him a U. S. Army headstone.
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This mural greets southbound travelers on Ohio 13 coursing through Utica, Ohio.
