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Buckley Bros., Inc. was originally started in 1904 by brothers George and Parker Buckley. They had operated a wheat buying station in the village of Kingman, Ohio prior to their move to Wilmington, Ohio.
The brothers purchased an elevator which had been built circa 1899 at the current location of 320 East Main Street in Wilmington. The business at that time consisted of buying and shipping wheat by rail or trading wheat for bran, middlings, and/or flour. Another vital part of their business consisted of supplying horse customers with oats, corn, and hay. Three people were employed at that time…
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We all want our pets to share in the celebration, but some foods can be harmful to them.
1. Grapes and raisins are poisonous to dogs & cats. They can cause vomiting and diarrhea before shutting down the kidneys.
2. Garlic, onions, chives, or leeks may spice up your side dishes, but they are dangerous for both dogs and cats. They can damage the membranes of red blood cells, leading to anemia.
3. Poultry bones can also splinter and irritate the esophagus or gastric lining. Turkey skin can cause gastrointestinal distress, as can gravy and fatty foods.
4. Certain sweets can endanger dogs. Chocolate is the usual suspect, particularly dark or baker’s chocolate.
5. Booze and rum-soaked cakes are not good for your pet. Like people, animals can suffer from alcohol poisoning.
