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Apple cider party
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Labor
Land, Environment, and Natural Resources
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Farms--Arizona--Sedona
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Cider presses were common at Oak Creek orchards. Apples were the most popular fruit for juicing, but the Dumas family also pressed blackberries. If the juice was allowed to ferment in a crock or barrel in a cool dry place, it would become cider.
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Sedona Historical Society
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The History of Sedona
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Farms & Orchards
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Contact Sedona Historical Society
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Sedona
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Coconino County
Yavapai County
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Arizona
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United States
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Dumas_&_cider_press3.jpg
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Apple cider party
, [Dumas_&_cider_press3.jpg]. Arizona Memory Project, accessed 28/11/2023, https://azmemory.azlibrary.gov/nodes/view/85837