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By 1885, J.R. had expanded his operations to Winona, leveraging the burgeoning railroad networks and river transport routes. When Paul, at just 27, moved to assist J.R., he stepped into a business that was flourishing, producing not only medicinal remedies but also flavors, extracts, and baking products. His unique sales approach—personally delivering products to farmers and urban dwellers alike—drove national brand recognition.