Built to Last

From a modest beginning cleaning outhouse pits with a shovel, Henry Yeska & Son have grown and adapted to 21st century technologies

Ferdinand Yeska’s family tree reads like the history of modern sanitation, beginning in 1909 when he emigrated from Poland to Nazareth, Pa. Always able to see a niche and fill it, Yeska stood over outhouse pits cleaning one or two a day with a long-handled shovel. The septage,...

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