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[[File:F.H. | [[File:F.H. McKillip Dairy sign.jpg|right|thumb||The F.H. McKillip Dairy sign ]] | ||
The '''F. H. McKillip Dairy''' was started in 1928 by [[Francis | The '''F. H. McKillip Dairy''' was started in 1928 by [[Francis Hubert McKillip|Francis Hubert McKillip]]. | ||
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', May 5, 1934 | ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', May 5, 1934 | ||
Austin McKillip, [[Bloomingdale | Austin McKillip, [[Bloomingdale road|Bloomingdale road]], is receiving treatment at the [[General Hospital|General Hospital]] today for injuries sustained yesterday when a tractor overturned, crushing several bones. | ||
The extent of the injuries is still undetermined pending the reading of x-ray plates, but it is believed he suffered a fractured pelvis. | The extent of the injuries is still undetermined pending the reading of x-ray plates, but it is believed he suffered a fractured pelvis. | ||
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The F. H. McKillip Dairy was started in 1928 by Francis Hubert McKillip.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, May 5, 1934
Austin McKillip, Bloomingdale road, is receiving treatment at the General Hospital today for injuries sustained yesterday when a tractor overturned, crushing several bones.
The extent of the injuries is still undetermined pending the reading of x-ray plates, but it is believed he suffered a fractured pelvis.
McKillip, who is employed by his cousin, H. F. [sic: F. H.] McKillip, was ploughing a field at the time of the accident. How the tractor came to tip was not known today.
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