Paine & Co. of Minneapolis, who have a considerable interest in the brickyards here, have induced several of the former employees to return preparatory to an early start in the spring. Mr. Paine has made extensive alterations to his property here, and contemplates still further improvements before the opening of the brickmaking season. (The Princeton Union, Thursday, November 14, 1912, Volume XXXVI, Number 47, Page 8)
Chas. Pinz and the Paine company have started to manufacture brick this week. The brick on hand has been practically all sold and the business is getting better every day. We are very glad that the industry shows improvement. (The Princeton Union, Thursday, May 13, 1915, Volume XXXVII, Number 21, Page 6)
Farnham & Kuhn finished burning a 15-arch kiln of brick on Thursday evening, the Eaton yard has two 15-arch kilns completed ready to burn, and the Paine yard has started to ship out the new product. The combined yards have made over four million brick so far this season. (The Princeton Union, Thursday, July 10, 1913, Volume XXXVII, Number 29, Page 6)