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Hi Mickey,
I hope the e-mail from Robert Markham answered your question about
deposits. The paragraph came from one of my e-books. If I can be of
help with bottle questions, just let me know. I belong to the Bottle
Research Group, and usually one of us can answer most questions.
Bill
Bill Lockhart
Associate Professor of Sociology
New Mexico State University
Alamogordo, NM
(505) 439-3732
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Dear Fellow Members,
This is not only my first notice on HISTARCH mailing list. It is my
first on any electronic list. So I am uncertain if an introduction is
appropriate. I asked to be accepted because I attempt to write
Historical Fiction set between1900 to1960. I am trying to write a scene
occurring in 1933 in which a soft drink bottle must be returned for
deposit. I recall returning them in 40Æs but the 30Æs is too far back.
Does any one know: if return for deposits applied during 1933?
Thank you,
Mickey Burriss
343 Eastover ,S.C. 29044
(803) 776-1553
Sorry no fax
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