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‘Ever wide awake’ to the wants of his patrons

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Paul A. Ruf had removed the pool/billiard tables from his new confectionery space on the southwest corner of the Square in October 1907.
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‘Ever wide awake’ to the wants of his patrons

Paul A. Ruf had removed the pool/billiard tables from his new confectionery space on the southwest corner of the Square in October 1907.

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The Monroe Times broke the news in on Sunday, December 14, 2025.
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