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Ranks fourteenth among the manu- fahturing centers of the United States, and is accorded second place in the per capita value of the production of its factories.
Minneapolis is one of the most im- portant distributing centers of farm implements in the United States; the third largest fruit and produce distrib- uting center; the most important lin- seed products center. The Northwest's automobile distributor and its largest receiver and forwarder of merchandise.
The reserve city of the Ninth Re- serve Banking District. It has 50 banks with a combined capital and sur- plus of $130,000,000.
Minneapolis is one of the most im- portant shopping centers of the coun- try and the annual sales of its retail merchants greatly exceeds those of many cities of about the same or preater population. On Nicollet Ave- nue, its principal retail street, notable because it is not traversed by a street car line, Minneapolis presents an al- most. unbroken facade of atractive store fronts.
Has 85 modern public school build- ings-including five large modern high school properties. Both manual train- ing, comercial training and agricul- tural instruction are provided in the high schools. Dunwoody Institute has an endowment of $5.000,000 and it spe- cializes in the training of youths for positions of skilled mechanics.
Here is the seat of the University of Minnesota, one of the most richly en- dowed and most efficient institutions of higher education in the United States. The University occupies a campus of 108 acres practically in the center of the city and has a total enrollment in the University proper and in the State Agricultural College of approximately 8,000 students. Several other colleges, commercial training institutions and private and parochial schools give Min- neapolis as complete a system of edu- cation as any city in the country.
Minneapolis recently opened to the public The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, erected with funds contributed by public spirited men and having at its disposal a large fund for additions to .its already . priceless collection - of paintings and sculpture.
The public library system instead of centering all of its energies and funds in a single building, has sent the li- brary to all sections of Minneapolis and today there are six principal branches besides the central library and more than 125 deposit and delivery statins in the city, each being in itself a public library.
The public park system of Minne- apolis embraces practically one-tenth
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of the city's area of 53 square miles. Included in it are 5 large natural lakes besides a number of smaller bodies of water. Boating of all kinds, bathing and fishing are enjoyed just outside the business center of the city and the presence of the lakes. around which wend attractive boulevards, has proved an incentive for the erection of hun- dreds of beautiful homes facing these parkways.
It has been said that in Minneapolis a larger percentage of the laboring class owns its homes than in any other city on the continent. A recently pub- lished survey of the largest cities in the country shows the cost of living to be the lowest in Minneapolis. This is due in part to the fact that skilled artisans predominate and to the home- loving and home-making spirit which the attractive environment of the city instills in its working people.
Most of the line-yard lumber com- panies have their headquarters in Min- neapolis.
The past thirty years have brought the development of a great diversity in the manufactures of Minneapolis. Ma- chinery is now an important product and Minneapolis is supplying the world with a large number of other articles from its factories, including textiles, cereals, furniture and specialty arti- cles.
The development of its wholesaling trade has kept pace with the increase of manufacturing in
Minneapolis. Practically every article which goes on the shelves and into the stocks of the merchants of the Northwest can be supplied by Minneapolis jobbing houses and the large modern buildings occu- pied by the concerns engaged in the wholesale trade are among the most valuable and most substantial in this young but important metropolis.
To absorb the largest part of the tremendous grain crop of the North- west which Minneapolis has done for years. being the leading cash wheat market in America, required the devel- opment of a dependable and resource- ful system of finance. This resulted in the establishment of many banks and today the financial instituions of Min- neapolis possess a total of deposits, capital and resources which practically doubles the total of other cities of its class. When the new financial plan of the Government was announced Min- neapolis was named the reserve city of the Ninth District. The Government in fact did more than Minneapolis ex- pected because it included in the dis- trict of which this city is the center, the Northern part of Wisconsin and the upper peninsula of Michigan.
Minneapolis has been substantially built and one sight which impresses the traveler arriving by almost any of the railroads entering the city, is the number and vast size of the grain ele- vators which dot the horizon. There are more than fifty of these great struc- tures with a combined capacity of about 52,000,000 bushels or nearly one- half the annual receipts of wheat. They are built of wood, steel, brick. tile or concrete and the complicated machin- ery in most cases is operated by steam power.
The same honest stability is observed
in the buildings down town housing the offices, stores and the wholesaling and manufacturing businesses of the city. The devotion of Minneapolis to things artistic and beautiful, however, is quite cvident in all the city's archi- tecture and the profusion of parks and flowers is immediately noticeable to the traveler as he goes from the rail- road station to his hotel. The praises of "The Hanging Gardens of Minne- apolis" have been sung by lecturers and globe trotters. They consist of boxes of foliage and blossoms which are attached to the window ledges of business buildings and which adorn the ornamental lamp standards lining the downtown streets. They are a fore- taste of the beauties of the park sysetm lying beyond and in recent years this love of flowers has made itself mani- fest even around the more somber manufacturing establishments on trackage.
Two years ago, realizing that in spite of its remarkable achievements during the past twenty years the future prom- ised even greater industrial develop- ment of Minneapolis, leading members of the Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association, brought about the organ- ization of a quasi business corporation which has established a center for in- dustries comparable to the Bush Ter- minal and other great industrial tracts recently laid out in several of the most important American commercial cen- ters.
It has fashioned a plan for dealing with industrial development which bears promise of effectively solving the problem of how to equip new factories with all necessary facilities. A large district has been secured to which has been applied the modern apartment house theory, supplying to all tenants every essential convenience. Fifteen industries have located on this tract since it was opened a year ago.
The development of the nearby resi- dential district will be carried out on the most approved lines through the co-operation of the committee on hous- ing of the Minneapolis Civic & Com- merce Association which has spent years in the study of the most health- ful, comfortable and sightly methods of laying out residential divisions.
Industries seeking sites in the new district will be protected from the avarice of land speculators. None of the investors in the Industrial Associa- tion expect to receive more than a fair profit upon the money he has sub- scribed. This assures that the cost of sites will not be excessive and the availability of such excellent facilities within that zone will make it impossi- ble for the owners of other trackage sites in the city to place more than a fair valuation upon their properties. Exp and tel. E A Purdy P M.
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476 Minneapolis MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTEER-1920 Minneapolis
Aamodt Martin H shoes 331 E Hennepin Aaron Window Cing Co 1121 Chestnut Aaron Levine (Harry Aaron Benj H Levine) clothing 241 Nicollet av
Aaronson & Co Arthur Aaronson pres and treas C J Frandell sec whol dry goods 27 N 4th
Aas Anton violin mkr 503 Cedar Abbey Fred E barber 133 S 4th
Abbey Jewelry Co Frank Gulin mngr 426 Nicollet av
Abbey Sign Co W C Patterson mngr 522 Nicollet av
Abbey Tavern Abbey Holden Co proprs 91 S 13th
Abbott Amos W phys Abbott Hospital 1717 1st av S
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Abbott Luther T mnfrs agt 513 N Y Life bldg
Abbott Lyman M colr 435 Andrus bldg Abdalla Mawad dry gds 413 N E Main Abdallah Alb conf 2924 Hennepin av
Abell Ace P lawyer 650 Mcknight bldg Abell Edith music tchr 66 S 11th
Aberman Oscar clothing 111 Nicollet av Abraham Deep whol dry gds 101 N E Main
Abraham & Tannous (Frank Abraham Ferris Tannous) grocers 801 Spring Abrahams Isaac clothing 217 Wash av S Abrahams Oscar H dentist 810 Donald- son bldg
Abrams Jos jeweler 233 Marquette av Abrams Martin clothing 321 Wash av S Abrams Morris watchmkr 236 Boston blk
Abrams & Feldman (Max Abrams Jno B Feldman) 2d hd gds 327 Wash av S Abrams & Segal (Solomon I Abrams Abraham Segal) tailors 207 S 7th
Abrahams David L broker 936 Lumber Exchange
Abramowitz Moses dry gds 2206 Lowry av N Ackerlind Edw barber 1917 Wash av N Ackerman Chas tailor 3112 Emerson av N
Akerman Ellen V milliner 3120 Emer- son av N
Acme Express & Transfer Co (Jake and Adolph Juster ) 524 S 4th
Acme Founrdy Co 1036 3d av N E Acme Grain Co D L Raymond pres and treas 819 Chamber of Com bldg
Acme Employment Co (Louis Goodman) 207 Marquette av
Acme Junk Buyer 620 Girard av N
Acme Rug & Carpet Wks 924 Plymouth av N
Acme Tag Cc. F W Newton pres O H Leister sec and treas 2840 Fremont av S
Acme White Lead & Color Works W A Carlson sales mngr 316 S 4th Acomb Harold L mnfrs agt 716 Secur- ity bldg
Acropolis Candy Store (Robert and Adam Dandyan Xenophon Veronikos) 1825 E Lake
Adair Jas books 626 Hennepin av
Adair & Maland (Fred S Adair Clarence C Maland) phys 730 La Salle bldg
Adam Michael M grocer 827 S 6th Adameak Michael E mnfrs agt 244 Plymouth bldg
Adams Bros (August and Chas H) sign painters 245 Hennepin av
ADAMS MRS C Cafe 212 N 5th Adams C F Co E R Knoeppel mngr clothing 906 Hennepin av
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Adams J D & Co Edw W Taylor mngr road machinery 501 Kasota bldg
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Adams Wm W Roberts) 927-928 An- drus bldg See adv under Bridges Conractors
Adams Mnfg Co (Philo B Ingalsbe) paint specialties 1700 Central av
Adams Rennie D bicycle repr 2946 Nic- ollet av
Adams Thos G mnfrs agt 515 Andrus bldg
ADAMS & OLSON (Oscar Adams Ernest R Olson) Sign Painters Signs of Every Description 918 Hennepin av Adams & Taseadames Co (Thos E Ad- ams Frank G Taseadames) florists 601 Marquette av
Addressograph Co A B Dygert mngr 322 S 4th
Addy Matthew Co The Wm C Goss N W Sales Mngr whol coal 208 Palace bldg Adellchow Co (Ida and Hattie) gowns 1006 Marquette av
Adelmann Alb B meats 2327 E 38th
Adelman F M gen store (Richfield)
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Spence Adkins Propr Auto Parts 403- 405 5th av S
Adkins W. H & Sons (Wm H Wm H Jr and Spencer) violin mkrs 234 S 4th Adlen Morris barber 814 6th av N Adler Solomon ladies' tailor 1119 Nicol- let
Advance Hotel Frank Anderson propr 117 Nicollet av
Advance Laundry Phil Webster mngr 1707 4th av S Advance Machine Shop Merritt G Pond propr 2613 S E 4th Advance Mnfg Co H R Johnson mngr clothes driers 900 Hennepin av
Advance Rug Mnfg & Cleaning Co (Jos Marshall Henry Cohn) 813 5th av N Advance-Rumly Thresher Co Inc E S Tecktonius branch mngr 700 S 3d
Advance School Equipment Co (Chas C Stanley) 414 Boston blk
Advance Sign Co (Enest P Hohler Har- ry H Seff ) 308 S 3d
Advertisers Service Co (Alex F Mettel Frank C Higgs) 621 Security bldg Advertisers Syndicate Bernard E Erics- son mngr 525 Tribune Annex
Advocate Printing Co 4628 Xerxes av S Aermotor Co Westgearfth C Heller mngr windmills 332 N 1st
Aetna Insurance Co W J Tippery state agt 1226 Mcknight bldg
Aetna Life Insurance Co (Accid and Lia- bility dept) Lewis Ins Agency gen agts 454 Mcknight bldg
Aetna Life Insurance Co of Hartford Conn (accident and liability dept) Mpls branch office Richmond O Whit- ford res mngr 1217 Met Life bldg
Aetna Life Insurance Co of Hartford Conn (life dept) J Edward Meyers gen agt 1205 Met Life bldg
Aftreith Ole P grocer 2421 Crystal Lake Aftreth Jno vulcanizing 201412 Washn av N
Agate Theatre Hansen Bros proprs 2221 Franklin av E
Agatha Co J M Goggins pres Felix Bangs sec hair remover 2616 Nicollet Agricultural Investment Co T W Hicks pres P H Anderes sec and treas real estate 825 Hennepin av
Aherns Frank G grocer 2620 18th av S
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Ahlberg Bearing Co R H Kelly mngr ball bearings 926 Marquette av Ahlen A G & Co dry gds 726 Wash av se
Aiken-Roslee Hardware Co (Eugene C Aiken Chas E Roslee) 2409 Central Air Reduction Sales Co G W Irwin dist mngr welding apparatus 2429 Uni- versity av S E
AJAX RUBBER CO (INC) B F
Fisher Mngr Mnfrs of Tires Tubes and Accessories 905 Marquette av
Akeley H C Lumber Co Fred A Bill sec 827 Lumber Exch
Akenson Carl E soft drinks 40 E Hen- nepin av
Akerberg Hulda M milliner 252 Cedar Akers Walter L ins agt 1146 Plymouth bldg
Akinson & Rudberg (Neil E Akinson Julius Rudberg) tailors 10 S 4th
Alamo Minn Light Co Paul L Ritten- house mngr farm impts 126 Wash av S
Albee Louise P music tchr 55 S Sth
Albers Henr F investments 617 Plym- outh bldg
Albinson Construction Co Albin Albin- son pres and mngr 1214 Marquette ALBRECHT C F CO C F Albrecht
Pres and Treas Leather and Shoe Store Supplies 319 1st av N See p 33 Albrent Bros (Barney and Edw) tires 327 E Lake
Albro Justin H lawyer 825 Plymouth bldg
Alco Hat Co (A Albert Michael K and Hynen Cohn) whol hats 122 N 4th Alcott Robt K lawyer 1132 Builders Exch
Alden Hotel Nicolas Olsen propr 425 1/2 Wash av S
Alden W A Co W E Alden pres W A Alden treas rugs 57 S 10th
Aldrich Fuel & Transfer Co Wm H Ald- rich mngr 2808 E 26th
Aldrich Henry C phys 1132 Mer Bk bldg Aldrich May barber 121 S 1st
Alex Geo cafe 23 Nicollet av
Alexander Hamilton Institute J J Don- oghue mngr 347 Mcknight bldg
Alexander Jno grocer 816 6th av S
ALEXANDER R Designer and
Manufacturer of Bank Store and Of- fice Fixtures Write Us for Special De-
signing Service Propositions 197-201 Island av E
Alexander & Forrester (Frank W and Jos A) billiards Hennepin av at N 7th Alger Edmund W phys 510 Phys & Surgeons bldg
Alger Isaac D phys 510 Phys & Sur- gons bldg
Aling Chas P phys 840 La Salle bldg
Allan Alb M hdw 3753 Bloomington av Allan Stoker Furnace Co 2652 37 av S Allan Wm C real est 205 Kasota bldg Allas & Pappas (Jas Allas Peter Pap- pas) fruits 602 Hennepin av
Allay Frank M barber 2939 Nicollet av Allen Alb E transfer 1918 13th av S
Allen Arth E osteopath 415 Met Bk bldg Allen Benson T phys 301 Medical blk
Allen Bros Drug Co E F Allen pres A R F Johnson sec E M Adams treas 1538 Nicollet av
Allen Mrs Chas A cafe 2539 Central av Allen Clarence A ins agt 1122 Plymouth bldg
Allen Gust W lawyer Hotel Allen bldg
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ALLEN H B Tractor Mnfr .1301 Central av Allen Harriet music tchr 55 S 8th
Allen Harry W phys 1020 Donaldson bldg
Allen Investment Co Jas F Shirley mngr 304 Phoenix bldg
Allen John G Co Julius J Ostlund mngr real est 617 Security bldg
ALLEN JNO S Jeweler 110 Met Life bldg
ALLEN MOTOR CAR CO J E
Walker Pres and Mngr W G Garbers Sec and Treas 1619 Hennepin av
Allen Reuben ,H meats 2207 Marshall Allen W Jos medicine mnfr 2520 5th av S Allen & Co (Inc) C J Allen pres M B Allen sec and treas hdw 2601 Lyn- dale av S
ALLEN & FLETCHER (Edmund
P Allen Clark R Fletcher) lawyers 936 Andrus bidg
Allenberg Wm C barber 613 W 24th Allendorf Wm horseshoer rear 615 4 av S
Alliance Mortgage & Investment Co Wells-Dickey Co mngr ground fi Mc- Knight bldg
Allied Tractors Co The C D Benack pres R W Akin treas H De Wahl asst sec 1414 Marshall
Allin Jno J jeweler 2423 Central av
ALLIS CHALMERS MNFG CO L
W Grothaus Mngr Machinery Power Plant Pumping Rock Crushing Elec- trical Flour and Saw Mill Machinery Mining and Hydraulic Tractors Etc 707 Met Life bldg
Allison Lawrence R lawyer 734 Met Life bldg
1317 Allroggen Morris store fixtures Marshall
Allstot Walter barber 1409 S E 4th
Alm Leonard H meats 1603 E Lake
Almstrom Clarence A soft drinks 244 20th av N
Alps Cafe (Peter Kohinos Harry Alevi- zos) 729 Hennepin av
Allith-Proutz Mnfg Co M D Lane agt hdw specialties 300 Builders Exch Alquist Chas G blksmith 2901 14 av S Alsdorf Needle Craft Shop Mrs Maud A Spencer propr 1028 Nicollet av
Altagen Mrs Ella cafe 640 6th av N
Althagen Abraham 2d hd gds 615 Wash av S
Altschwager Bros Co (Henry H and Jos F Altschwager Oscar Turnwall) auto reprs 1308 Marquette av
ALUMINUM CO OF AMERICA J B Blackburn Mngr Producers of Aluminum Ingot Sheets Tubing Rod Cable Foil Ete 638 MeKnight bldg
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ALUMINUM COOKING UTEN-
sil Co The Frank L McCabe Mngr "Wear Ever" Cooking Utensils 615 First Natl-Soo Line bldg
Alvestad Mathias B real est 324 Sec- urity bldg
Amburg Irving ins agt 908 N Y Life bldg
American Amusement Co D W Cham- berlain pres J C Merrell sec and treas 316 Jewelers Exch
American Art Wks Leopold Levinson dist mngr 402 Lumber Exch
American Auto Parts Supply Co 1045 Aldrich av N
American Auto Tire Sales Co (Isadore J Klein Jacob J Lechtzier) 214 S 6th American Bag Co (M Marbesfled) 1007 6th Av N
American Baggage & Transfer Co (Chas P Caskey Roxey Fremont) 310 S 4th American Ball Co C E Lyman pres ball bearings 3104 Snelling av
American Bank Protection Co W H Ritchie pres and treas W E Vilmann sec 1201 S 3d
AMERICAN BANKERS LIFE IN-
surance Co of Chicago Ill Oscar W Nystuen Mngr N W Dept L E Berge Cashr 1017-1020 Plymouth Bldg See adv under Insurance Co's-Life
American Baptist Publishing Society Rev. E R Pope sec 405 Evanston bldg American Barley Co S J Boal pres H L Clancy sec and treas cereal mnfrs 706 Plymouth bldg
American Book Co of Chicago Ill A W Clancy rep 502 Globe bldg
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co Alonzo G Delaney mngr 37th av cor University av n e
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AMERICAN BRIDGE CO R S
Chase Operating Mngr Floyd E Cates Contracting Mngr 629 S E 2d
American Brokerage Corporation E C Schinderling pres W P Strasburg sec and treas 200 Plymouth bldg
American Broom Co J E Murdock pres Otis Lund treas R J Murdock sec 2801 Riverside av ;
American Business College J' J Hagen pres E L Bergquist sec and treas 5 W Lake
American Cast Iron Pipe Co D W Wal- lace N W sales mngr 712 Plymouth. bldg
American Cement Plaster Co The Her- man A Olson rep 316 Lumber Exch American Cement Stone Co Peter N Nelson pres Edw R Nelson sec and treas 4300 5th av S
American Cereal Co J B Burkholder pres and mngr F E Barrow sec and treas 917 Marquette av
Am Cing & Dying Co 632 Monroe
AMERICAN COMMITTEE OF
Minneapolis Jas H Ellison Chairman F A Chamberlain Treas Jas F Gould Sec 439 Met Bank bldg
American Construction Co E R Frissen pres J R De Garmo sec and treas 301 Andrus bldg
American Contractor The The Am Con- tractor pub Co of N Y pubs 226 Mil- lers and Traders Bk bldg
AMERICAN CREDIT INDEM-
nity Co of New York R T Renfro Gen Agt M A Bartholomew Special Agt Credit Insurance 754 Plymouth bldg
American Development Co Louis Er- hardt mngr machinist 213 S 3d American District Telegraph Co of Minneapolis The Harold G Cavanagh mngr 11 Kasota bldg
American Drug & Chemical Co F J McKenna sec and treas medicine chests 111 S 6th
American Dye House (Geo W Shoutz Edmund W Dickinson) 800 8th av S American Electrotype Co Aug G John- son mngr 416 6th av S
American Farmers School John L Laird pres 4442 Pillsbury av
American Film Corp Stewart Nelson mgr 712 Produce Exch
AMERICAN FOOD PRODUCTS
Co D C Holst Pres W C Barber Sec and Treas Mnfrs Eggless Food Prod- ucts for Baking and Cooking 1419 Washington av N
American Ford-A-Tractor Co H L Downing pres and sales mngr 300 Kasota bldg
American Fur Co A H Duetsch mngr 1905 5th av S
American Grain Separator Co R. J Owens pres and treas J L Owens sec Erie nw cor Essex
American Grocery Co 1727 Chicago av 2947 Hennepin av 1624 Plymouth av 13 and 730 E Lake 4346 Xerxes av S AMERICAN HARVESTER CO
The (Inc) Victor J Wallin Pres H A Myrin Vice Pres J E Rosholt Sec Julius Rosholt Treas Mnfrs of Ron- ning Encilage Harvesters Factory and Gen Offices 1701 Madison N E American Hat Works A M Gross pres I E Rosenstein mngr I H Robitshek sec and treas 39 S 3d
AMERICAN HERB CO Martha A Turner Mngr 619 N Y Life bldg
American Hide & Fur Co David P Got- lieb mngr 20 N 1st
American Holding Co H M Hokenson pres 238 Security bldg
American Hotel Lillian Mills propr 206 N 1st
AMERICAN IRON & SUPPLY CO
(Abraham and Harry Isaacs) 1808 N 2d See adv under Scrap Iron American Jewelry Co (Chas and Jesse Moss Harry Blustin Arth S Fatels) 38 S 7th
American Jewish World Jewish World Pub Co pubs 310 Tribune Annex American Junk Co 1011 N 5th
American Ladies' Hand Laundry & Curtain Cleaners 92 Nicollet Nic Is- land
American Land & Improvement Co Martin A Weblen pres 554 Temple Ct American Law & Adjustment Co Bar- ney Kaplan mngr 719 N Y Life bldg American Legion (Hennepin Co) Geo C Ferch sec 325 2d av S
American Light & Power Co Ely Pot- ter pres W H Wickers sec 625 An- drus bldg
American Line O E Brecke N W pass agt 119 S 3d T O Martin N W freight agt 418 Met Life bldg
American Linen Co F M Steiner pres C A Steiner (Salt Lake City Utah) sec 909 Mary pl
American Linseed Co Louis Wommer mngr 1007 Chamber of Com bldg American Live Stock Co H E Sorlein pres Geo C Borchardt sec and treas 948 Security bldg
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ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS PoleLine Construction, White Way Systems, Farm Lighting Plants ---- Largest and Best Equipped Electrical Repair Shop in Minneapolis. STERLING ELECTRIC COMPANY 31-33 South Fifth Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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