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Campbell brickyard of the Webster city Brick and Tile Company. The Cory plant was primarily a brickworks, while the others primarily produced drainage tile.
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925:Official website of the town of Lehigh, Iowa
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836:, professional soccer player for
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945:A Dictionary of Iowa Place Names
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