| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Typically they had to purchase their goods on credit from wholesalers in San Francisco, and then, because money was scarce, extend credit to the ranchers and townspeople who came into their stores to buy not only cloth and clothing, but such other items as chocolate, cinnamon, clothesline, combs, corn, corn meal, marbles, mugs, onions, cigar paper, pen holders, scissors, shoes, soap, sugar, syrup,
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