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===Description=== | ===Description=== | ||
This factory is located in South Central[[Eastonwood]]. | This factory is located in South Central [[Eastonwood]]. | ||
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name= H.R. Puff & Stuff, Ltd| | name= H.R. Puff & Stuff, Ltd| | ||
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===History=== | ===History=== | ||
The company started in 1922 as a small family business, the Huiler-Robinson Brothers. They had a passion on making one of the finest deli in the area. During the Liberation Revolution of Malton, the brothers helped providing food and shelter for those in need, | The company started in 1922 as a small family business, the Huiler-Robinson Brothers. They had a passion on making one of the finest deli in the area. During the Liberation Revolution of [[Malton]], the brothers helped providing food and shelter for those in need, gratuitously. Nowadays, due to [[Malton Incident|the outbreak]] of Malton, the company has had only a limited operational business in the area as survival plays the key economical factor rather than money. | ||
===Barricade Policy=== | ===Barricade Policy=== | ||
This building complies with [[Eastonwood Barricade Plan]] and should be kept Extremely Heavily Barricaded. | This building complies with [[Eastonwood Barricade Plan]] and should be kept Extremely Heavily [[Barricades|Barricaded]]. | ||
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[[Category:Factories]] | [[Category:Factories]] | ||
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Description
This factory is located in South Central Eastonwood.
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History
The company started in 1922 as a small family business, the Huiler-Robinson Brothers. They had a passion on making one of the finest deli in the area. During the Liberation Revolution of Malton, the brothers helped providing food and shelter for those in need, gratuitously. Nowadays, due to the outbreak of Malton, the company has had only a limited operational business in the area as survival plays the key economical factor rather than money.
Barricade Policy
This building complies with Eastonwood Barricade Plan and should be kept Extremely Heavily Barricaded.
