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  1. Dollar General - 100 W 2nd St

    100 W 2nd St, Elgin TX 78621

    2.6 Average 88 reviews

    “I can find what I want usually but I have to go around carts with merchandise to be put away or move them to get what I want. It's so convenient to pop in for a few fresh veggies without going in to a crowded grocery store.”

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  2. Dollar General - 19301 FM 969

    19301 FM 969, Webberville TX 78653

    4.1 Good 64 reviews

    “My wife broke down after a truck sent a rock into her radiator on 969 which sucks if you know the road. They were so kind letting her and my kids hang out til I got there. It was Monday 3/23/26 and I wish I remember the woman’s name who was handling everything like a champ, but I appreciate her so much. I was able to get all the stuff there for a very good “bush fix” and let me clean my very greasy hands in the bathroom with a genuine smile on her face. We appreciate you so much and my family made it home safe.”

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  3. Dollar General - 111 Waco St

    111 Waco St, McDade TX 78650

    3.7 Good 12 reviews

    “This review is specially for Joe the cashier who so kindly allowed me to plug my bottle warmer in the store so I could warm a bottle for my very hungry and screaming 3 month old. I was on the road going home from a family thanksgiving and still had an hour to drive when my baby awoke from her nap and was apparently ravenous. She will not take a cold bottle at all so this little store was a godsend in the middle of nowhere. Joe was so understanding and let me come to the back with my crying baby and toddler to use an outlet to warm a bottle, all while my baby was screaming. Warmed it and fed her and she was a happy baby again so I could drive the next hour in peace. Thanks so much again, Joe.”

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