Ethnology, Volume 42University of Pittsburgh, 2003 - Anthropology |
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BUSINESSES IN RURAL SOUTHERN FLORIDA1 Keith V. Bletzer Arizona State University This article examines naming practices of Latino grocery stores and restaurants in an eighteen - county area of southern Florida . Business names denote ...
BUSINESSES IN RURAL SOUTHERN FLORIDA1 Keith V. Bletzer Arizona State University This article examines naming practices of Latino grocery stores and restaurants in an eighteen - county area of southern Florida . Business names denote ...
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... rural southern Florida , however , frequently utilize the labor of more than two family members , such as children , brothers , sisters , various in- laws , as well as local residents who work as employees . Several businesses have ...
... rural southern Florida , however , frequently utilize the labor of more than two family members , such as children , brothers , sisters , various in- laws , as well as local residents who work as employees . Several businesses have ...
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... rural areas of southern Florida where automobile traffic is light and speed limits are high . It thus catches the attention of a passing motorist more effectively than a smaller sign located on the front of the establishment . In rural ...
... rural areas of southern Florida where automobile traffic is light and speed limits are high . It thus catches the attention of a passing motorist more effectively than a smaller sign located on the front of the establishment . In rural ...
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Kinship and Marriage among the Omaha 18861902 | 1 |
Volume XLII Number | 4 |
Domestic Production | 15 |
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