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When the soda fountain arrived in 1899 at the Corner Pharmacy, operated by A.N. Miller & Bert Shoemaker, it made the newspapers in Junction City, Kansas.
Built of Mexican onyx, the fountain carried 16 glass and hard rubber syrup cans and was nearly 11 feet tall.
