LIVE Stream: Donald Trump Speaks in Nashua, NH (7:00 EST)

Right Side Broadcasting ^ | 12-28-15 | Donald Trump

[JoeSeales]

Three straight days of Trump stumping after a whole week off. Tonight in Nashua, NH. Sure he'll have plenty to say.

Presidential candidate Donald Trump will hold a campaign rally in Nashua, NH at Pennichuck Middle School on Monday, December 28, 2015 at 7:00 PM EST.

Post all other live streams as these are not always reliable, but the Right Side stream usually comes through.

http://rsbn.tv/watch-live-donald-trump-holds-rally-in-nashua-nh-12-28-15/

shift.msbnc.com

abcnews.go.com (Probably)

[nopardons]

My boarding school IS in the eastern part of Pa.! :-)

Yes, YES....the N.H. root beer place WAS by a covered bridge! Though that state had many covered bridges, I bet it's the same stand I so fondly remember.

Okay...the brand is FOXON PARK and their web site is: www.foxonpark.com

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

DO,
A business cannot be run like this. And we are the biggest business in the world. Good evening to you!
JB

[Jane Long]

Ooooh.....great Krispie/koran catch.

[hoosiermama]

Love those states. But have only gotten to vacation there

[nopardons]

I went to school in both of them, so I sort of lived in those two states. :-)

Both are filled with history and interesting places to visit.

[Karl Spooner]

I see that the average industrial worker hauled home about 25 dollars a week in 1919. I would say that many people missed out on buying Coca Cola stock, and just not in the south.

[hoosiermama]

Mount Washington and the “ oh my G— curve!” Laugh every time think about because my friend had just yelled it as the tape we played explained it!
My corner of the state has the hills, woods, dairy farms and crafters/artists of the New England states. Just wish it was closer to an ocean

[nopardons]

Exactly so, which is WHY I question the other poster’s claims.

[nopardons]

Oh Mount Washington is really something! But The Flume is one of my favorite places and also loved speluncking among the stalagmites and stalactites.

There's just so much in the New England states, all of them, to see and do. :-)

[Karl Spooner]

Yep, you can never trust a Cruzer on anything.

[nopardons]

Obviously not; sadly.

[onyx]

I live within walking distance of the "Restored 1890 building where Coca-Cola was first bottled anywhere in the world in 1894."

The Museum contains reproduction bottling works, Coca-Cola memorabilia, 1900 soda fountain and restored 1890 candy store. Ice-cold Cokes, ice cream floats, Mississippi-made Luvel dipped ice cream and over 100 Coca-Cola items for sale in the gift shop. Listed in the National Register of Historical Places.


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JOSEPH BIEDENHARN: "The First Bottling of Coca-Cola"

On a summer day in 1894, Joseph Biedenharn, a candy merchant and soda fountain operator, had an idea that would reshape the soft drink industry. He took the popular fountain beverage, Coca-Cola, put it in bottles, and delivered it to rural areas outside of Vicksburg.

It was the first time Coca-Cola had been sold in bottles. Mr. Biedenharn created a totally new concept of marketing the beverage and established the cornerstone of the independent network of franchise bottlers who now distribute bottled Coca-Cola all over the world.

Born in 1866, Joseph Biedenharn was the eldest of eight children and, in his teens, became part of the candy business founded by his father and uncle. Later, he and his brothers Will, Harry, Lawrence, Herman, Ollie, Albert and sister Katy acquired franchises to bottle Coca-Cola in Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.

The building located at 1107 Washington Street, where the first bottling took place, was built in 1890 and is operated today as the museum "interpreting this important moment in our nation's history.



My house was built in 1881 and the owner/builder of it owned the Ice Company and went onto start the Military Park after the Siege of Vicksburg.

[nopardons]

How neat!
Thanks for the post!

[House Atreides]

Exactly so, which is WHY I question the other poster’s claims.
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You do comprehend (or maybe you don’t) that it was clear to me, even as a child, that those folks were repeating family myths that I didn’t believe were reality based.

[nopardons]

Yes, which is WHY I called what you posted "FAMILY MYTHS".

Don't you actually READ my posts ?

[House Atreides]

That’s pretty cool, onyx...thanks for the post.

[DoughtyOne]

Thank you.

[DoughtyOne]

LOL

Yo tambien.

Yes I know, yours was in French.

[DoughtyOne]

It is...

[DoughtyOne]

Thanks for your response. Perhaps you disagreed with what I said. If you did, I don’t mind you addressing our differences.

Take care.