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  1. Dollar General - 1121 South Main Street

    1121 South Main Street, Maryville MO 64468

    5 Superb 34 reviews

    “I was in the middle of a recipe this morning, and I realized I needed another can of sweetened condensed milk. I called south Dollar General, and the phone was answered by a very sweet woman. She checked the shelf for me, took them up to the counter, and they were waiting for me when I came. It was no more than 10 minutes between the time I realized I had no sweetened condensed milk and when I had it home to continue baking. And she was so kind and accommodating. I believe she is the store manager. She deserves some praise!”

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  2. Dollar General - 925 North Main Street

    925 North Main Street, Maryville MO 64468

    2 Poor 57 reviews

    “The south Dollar General store in Maryville store always looks and smells cleans you very seldom fine the isles blocked cuz they are trying to put their truck away unlike North Dollar General their isles are always blocked or they maybe just cuz they have boxes of clothes sitting in them. For the help South Dollar General they are more then willing to help and when they check you out they explain your receipt to you and ask you to fill out the survey at the bottom but a the North one they aren't that willing to help or they don't even explain the receipt to you and they don't even tell you about the survey. It's sad that there are 2 stores from the same company but one store I guess does what it wants too and the other one follows company policy.”

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