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Sears used to sell homes by mail. Cincinnati may have more than any other city
The Norwood plant may be the reason why, by 1925, half of Sears’ 10 home sales offices were in Ohio cities: Cincinnati (located at 129 and 131 W. Fourth St.), Cleveland, Columbus, Akron and Dayton.