Once called Stringtown. Although it became a settlement in the late 1800's, the land was not laid out and platted until 1900 by W.N. Moyers. It was located in the Cache River bottom land.
PERKS BUSINESS DISTRICT
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David Eller |
Blacksmith |
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D.R. Graves |
Operated the Canning Factory |
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Don Taylor |
Hub Mill |
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James McCall |
Baptist Minister |
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Ira Sowers |
Barber |
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Rip Kelsaw |
Sorgjum Maker |
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Frank Stewart |
Depot Agent |
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U.D. Clark |
Timber Dealer |
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Henry Allen |
Grocer |
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Lafe Christian |
Grocer |
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Charlie Rose |
Grocer |
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Dexter Davis |
Grocer |
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Victor Clark |
Grocer |
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Henry Casper |
Grocer |
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Mr. Blood |
Grocer |
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A.O. Karraker |
Grocer |
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Clearn L. Casper |
Grocer |
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B.E. Moses |
Charcoal Kilns |
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Mr. & Mrs. Sam Meeks |
Grain Elevator |
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Donald Wayne and Dorothy Buntin |
Buntin Automotive |
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