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When Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Flagg decided to enter the busi- ness for themselves tliey interested Dr. Hamilton, Mr. E. Steven- son and a number of others and incorporated the present firm.
Today, after only two years' existence, they have built a business which extends all over the civilized world.
Their tools comprise a full line of portable electrical drills and grinders and they are one of the pioneers in the perfection of these tools to operate on alternating or direct current.
Officers are: Frank P. Hamilton, President; Ray Flagg, Vice- President and General Manager; Frank S. Baldwin, Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. E. Stevenson also is a director.
BUOB & KIMMERLE MACHINE CO.
The Buob & Kimmerle Machine Co. is one of the best known firms in its line in Cincinnati and enjoys an excellent rating in the business world. Messrs. Louis Buob, Albert Kimmerle and Fred Buob, the proprietors, are all expert machine men and deserve much credit for the pronounced success they have made of this business. Offices at 216 Post Square.
THE PARK LAUNDRY CO.
The Park Laundry Co., a corporation established in 1908. offices and works located at Primrose ( Marcquis), Comfort and Marine Boulevard, is noted throughout Cincinnati for its prompt and careful work. This laundry during its six years of existence has built up an unusually large patronage, extending to all parts of the city and this success may be attributed solely to the high character of work turned ont. Thomas D. Smith is President and Manager; J. T. Walther, Secretary and Treasurer. Addi- tional directors are Edward Ritchie, Dr. J. R. Spencer and Mrs. Nellie Smith. Downtown office at Twelfth and Race streets.
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THE BRUNHOFF MANUFACTURING CO. Advertising Novelties.
The Brunhoff Manufacturing Co. gives employment to one hundred and fifty people at its large plant, southwest corner Freeman avenue and Ninth street, where are manufactured many different kinds of metal specialties for advertising purposes, such as match stands, cigar cutters, etc. This concern also enjoys a large trade throughout the entire country on its elec- trical devices, and novelties in wood and glass. The liquor and tobacco interests of the country are especially large patrons of this house. Besides the main Cincinnati plant large branch offices are maintained in Chicago, which is an important dis- tributing center in this line. Edward Brunhoff is President and Geo. W. Noyes, Secretary and Treasurer.
THE LAMMERS ENGRAVING CO.
The Lammers Engraving Co., 711-721 Sycamore street, estab- lished in 1890 by Bernard Fiecke, enjoys an extensive trade in fine art and engraving work.
This concern was originally started as a part of the business of Knight & Co., old Civil War time printers.
In 1909 Mr. A. H. Lammers became a partner of Mr. Fiecke's and the business was continued under the name of Fieeke & Lammers till 1914, when Mr. Fiecke sold his entire interest to Mr. Lammers, who incorporated the present firm. The reason Mr. Fiecke disposed of his interests to Mr. Lammers was his other business required all his time.
This new firm is under the personal direction of Mr. A. H. Lammers and he attends to all details.
Mr. Lammers is one of Cincinnati's younger boosters and is a member of the Chamber of Commerce.
The firm makes zinc etchings and halftones and are pio- neers in the new color process work, and they are serving some of the largest users in this line. Their big specialty is color illustrations for catalog work.
THE McILVAIN & SPIEGEL BOILER AND TANK CO.
Manufacturers of Boilers, Tanks and Grain Cookers.
The Mellvain & Spiegel Boiler and Tank Co., established in 1854, is one of the country's large manufacturers of boilers, tanks and grain cookers. This concern enjoys an enormous business, which extends throughout the entire United States and Mexico. It makes a specialty of stationery and marine boilers, most steamers plying the Ohio River having been fitted out by it. John B. Scheibly is President; Wm. L. Spiegel, Secretary and Treasurer; Andrew J. Hammer, Jos. A. Jones and Howard Scheibly, additional directors.
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SCHMIESING'S GARDEN,
The fame of Schmiesing's Gar- den, located at the intersection of Gilbert and Blair avenues, is not confined to Cincinnati by any means, for this place is celebrat- ed as an outing place and each year finds more and more people from outside points giving their quiet even- ing parties here. Schmiesings is open the year around. Among the amusements are bowling, bil- liards and pool, and there also is a special concert season extending from May 15th to October 1st. The garden was established in 1888 by Fred Schmiesing, Sr., and now is conducted in faultless style by Fred Schmiesing, Jr. To reach Schmiesing's one takes the Gilbert Avenue, Vine and Norwood, or Norwood electric cars.
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THE CINCINNATI LITHOGRAPHING CO.
The Cincinnati Lithographing Company was originally estab- lished as a partnership in 1875 and continued as such until 1880, when it was incorporated under an Ohio charter.
In 1882 the present name was adopted and the business has been in continuous operation for 39 years.
On Sunday morning, July 24, 1910, the plant was completely destroyed by fire. Within four days' time the concern had secured quarters and were running again at Flint and Faulkner streets.
In December, 1911, ground was broken for their present modern factory building, situated at the southeast corner of Findlay and Providence streets. With light on three sides, their factory facilities are unexcelled.
They have a reputation second to none for turning out high- class stationery, labels and color work, which are distributed throughout the Central and Southern States.
The present officers are Wm. T. Bossard, President; Frank J. Meister, First Vice-President; Edwin F. Langerman, Second Vice-President; O. W. Brackman, Secretary.
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THE McMAHON CO.
Wholesale Wine and Whisky.
The McMahon Co., 2441-3 Gilbert avenue, is quite a large wholesaler of high quality wines and liquors in certain sections of the city and the business is in a very healthy and growing condition. Wm. C. McMahon is sole proprietor and has been since its birth, in 1895.
GEISE CIGAR BOX CO.
Manufacturers of Cigar Boxes and Jobbers of Cigar Ribbons.
The Geise Cigar Box Co., 1424-1426 Clay street, was estab- lished March 3, 1899, by Benj. Geise and George Leikauf at 111 East Canal street. After three years at that address and ten years at 21 East Canal street, the firm moved to its present quarters, a four-story brick building erected especially to meet the requirements of this business. In 1906 Mr. Geise's interest was acquired by Leonard and John, sons of George Leikauf. This concern has a capacity of 20,000 boxes a week and its trade extends throughout Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and West Virginia, both in boxes and in cigar ribbons and labels. of which it is an extensive jobber. Mr. George Leikauf is a thorough master of this business, having followed it for forty-five years.
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Moran Bros. Co., 112 West Sixth street, has been a popular center for meats, poultry, etc., since 1870, when the business was founded by T. B. Moran, farther down Sixth street, between Elm and Plum streets. Twenty-six years ago H. W. Moran, son of T. B. Moran, succeeded his father as proprietor of the busi- ness and moved to the present quarters four years later. In 1910 the store building was completely remodeled and a thor- oughly modern refrigerating plant extending even to the display windows was installed, thus keeping meats at all times in per- fect condition. V. Moran is President; Lauden Pickens, Vice- President; H. W. Moran, Secretary and Treasurer.
COLLINS, HANSELMANN & CO.
Wholesale Silks.
The firm of Collins, Hanselmann & Co., 300-302 Walnut street, wholesalers of spool silks, ribbons, silk fabrics and velvets, was established in 1908 by Messrs. C. F. Collins and F. L. Hansel- mann, both old men in the business, Mr. Collins having been connected with the Belding Silk Co. for twenty-one years, and Mr. Hanselmann with the Corticelli Silk Co. for seventeen years. This concern started in a very small way in the Carlisle Building and now does a business well up in the five figures. It is central and southern selling agents for the Eureka and Hammond-Knowlton Silk Mills. Mr. P. W. Johnson, also a member of the firm, joined the above named gentlemen some time after the original organization, he having been prior to that time with the Corticelli Silk Co. for twelve years.
WM. H. PFISTER.
Manufacturer of Surveying and Engineering Instruments.
Wm. H. Pfister, 230 West Fourth street, has long been known as a leading as well as an absolutely reliable manufacturer of sur- veying and engineering instruments and inventor's models. He has been established in business for over forty-five years and gives his personal supervision to all work turned out, thereby being able to assure patrons of absolute accuracy-and essential not to be ignored in this line. Mr. Pfister also does repairing of surveying, engineering, architectural and builders' instruments, and cameras as well.
CINCINNATI ELEVATOR WORKS.
Manufacturers of Elevators.
Eighteen years ago, in 1896, Mr. Michael J. Quigley estab- lished the Cincinnati Elevator Works at 216 West Second street, manufacturing hand-power, steam, hydraulic and electric freight elevators, dumb waiters, invalid lifts, carriage and automobile hoists, fire doors and safety gates.
In 1898 Mr. Fred N. Meyer was made chief engineer and Mr. Harry C. Ahlers shop foreman.
At the death of Mr. Michael J. Quigley in the year of 1911 the business was incorporated, and Mr. F. N. Meyer was made President, H. C. Ahlers, Vice-President, and Jos. D. Quigley, son of the late Michael J. Quigley, Secretary and Treasurer. They concentrated their united energies in such a manner that in the course of one year they had acquired the property at 212 and 214 West Second street, doubling the capacity of their original plant.
Their motto has always been, "Quality at an honest price." This has put this concern among the leading elevator builders of the country.
The reputation of this concern and its product is without a blemish.
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The business known as The Crown Tailoring Co., whose main store and factory is located in the Crown Building, at 1309 Vine Street, is owned exclusively by Albert A. Siebler.
The business was established in 1908 by its present owner at that time employing only ten tailors; to-day they require 150 tailors to fill the orders that come to them.
Mr. Siebler controls a string of popular priced, high-grade clothing stores located in Dayton, Ohio; Detroit, Mich .; Erie, Pa .; Milwaukee, Wis., and Chicago, 111.
The business is based on the one priced idea, and the immense buying facilities given by the output demanded for all the stores, enable them to secure the output from the largest woolen mills and importers.
THE C. L. GREENO CO. Manufacturers of Steel Furniture Springs.
The C. L. Greeno Co., 325 Main street, is known in the fur- niture trade throughout this entire continent as a manufacturer of the highest quality steel furniture springs obtainable. This honse was established in 1879 by C. L. Greeno and its policy from the very outset has been to give its patrons at all times the very ntmost of quality consistent with price and on this solid rock of business integrity a mighty business has been built. The C. L. Greeno Co. also is an importer and jobber of mat- tresses, upholstery goods and materials. Edward W. Greeno is President and Treasurer; Paris B. Wright, Vice-President; L. N. Gatch, Secretary.
THE H. L. BROWN FENCE & MFG. CO.
The H. L. Brown Fence & Mfg. Co., manufacturers of Norwood and Linwood ornamental woven wire fence and gates, tree guards, settees, trellis, flower guard, farm gates and general wire work, was established in 1906 by H. L. Brown, and its products are now sold wholesale only all over the world. This concern is housed in one of the model factory buildings of the country and has an annual capacity of one and one-half million feet of fence and 25,000 gates. H. L. Brown is President and Treasurer; Henry Brown, Vice-President; E. F. Peters, Secretary.
PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF PUBLICA- TION AND SABBATH SCHOOL WORK.
Also Known as Westminster Book Store, Successor to Western Tract Society.
This great business, located at No. 420 Elm street, Cin- cinnati; also- Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Nashville, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Portland and Toronto, is devoted to the sale and distribution of religious and secular literature. It was established in this country one hundred years ago. by the Pres- byterian Church and now does a business in excess of one million dollars a year, its trade extending throughout the entire United States and Canada. The profits of the business are given to establishing Sunday Schools in neglected fields, which are not bound to any church.
One hundred and thirty-one workers in the field are sup- ported, and during last year 1,056 Mission Sabbath Schools were established, enrolling 37,000 people; 5,081 schools were aided. 10,000,000 pages of literature were distributed, together with 26,000 religious books. The public's liberal patronage has largely made this possible, it being of interest to note that the Cincin- nati house is patronized by Protestant, Catholic and Jew alike.
Alexander Henry, D. D., is Secretary; F. M. Braselmann, Business Superintendent: Jacob J. Hawk, Cincinnati Manager.
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Hand Engraved Stationery.
In Cincinnati, O., is an establishment which would require mention in any center in which it was located. We are speaking of the Rudolph Sattler Co., who are located at 220 East Fourth street.
The business was established in 1905 and has grown to be known all over the United States. It was established by Messrs. Rudolph Sattler and Chas. F. King. It was known as the Chas. F. King Co. until 1913, when it took the present firm name, Mr. Rudolph Sattler now being the sole proprietor.
The Rudolph Sattler Co. has the largest copper and steel plate engraving plant in the West and employ 65 persons, who specialize on engraved wedding invitations, social and business stationary. They have twenty presses devoted exclusively to this high grade work.
This is the only firm in the Queen City who are equipped to handle this work in a large way. Some idea of the capacity of this plant is given the lay mind by the fact they are equipped to make 70,000 impressions per day.
So few people really know how this class of work is done that a trip through this model factory is a revelation, and visitors are always welcome.
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THE F. C. DECKEBACH SONS CO. Eagle Steam, Copper and Brass Works.
The F. C. Deckebach Sons Co. is widely known throughout the country as one of the largest manufacturers of brewers' fire and steam kettles, copper coils, copper false bottoms and patent enclosed aerated beer coolers in the United States. This con- cern makes a specialty of all kinds of brewers' brass work and numbers hundreds of breweries as its regular customers. H. E. Deckebach is President and Treasurer; Geo. F. Schmidt, Sec- retary.
THE CINCINNATI TOOL CO.
Mechanics' Tools.
The Cincinnati Tool Co., located on Waverly avenue, Nor- wood, needs no introduction here. Its fame extends throughout the entire Middle West, where its fine quality of mechanics' tools are in great demand. J. M. Hargrave is President; J. E. Bruce, Vice-President; K. Morris, Secretary.
THE QUEEN CITY MOTOR DELIVERY CO.
The Queen City Motor Delivery Co., 218-228 West Second street, maintains an extraordinarily efficient motor delivery service throughout Cincinnati and also has sub-agents who cover districts within a radius of twenty-five miles of the city. This concern was established in 1911 and now is housed in a modern $35,000 structure, and owns delivery trucks to the value of $40,000, which are for rent by the hour, day, week, month or year. Officers are: Louis Hehman, President; Wm. F. Ray, Vice-President; A. F. Hehman, Secretary; C. Heitz, Treasurer. Mr. A. F. Hehman is the active manager.
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THE AMERICAN AGRI- CULTURAL CHEMICAL CO., Inc.
The American Agricultural Chem- ical Co., offices at 1204 Second Na- tional Bank Building, is a concern whose business has grown to won- derful proportions in recent times. This concern is one of the ac- knowledged leaders in its line in the United States and its trade extends pretty well over the entire world. Officers are: Charles Prescott, Lo- cal Manager; L. W. Donley, Local Treasurer; H. L. Wirth, Assistant Sales Manager; Fred Morcher,
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STEINWAY & SONS.
At 118 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, is located an establishment the like of which few other cities boast. This is the branch house of Steinway & Sons, of New York, makers of the famous Steinway pianos, and is also the headquarters for the chain of stores located in Columbus and Dayton, Ohio; Indianapolis, Ind .; Louisville, Ky .; Huntington and Charleston, West Virginia.
This chain of stores was established under the direction of Mr. R. E. Wells, in January, 1911, he being general manager of the entire chain. The stores were established solely with the idea of giving to the public in this section at first hand the cele- brated Steinway pianos.
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This firmn supplies most of the great artists and connisseures in every country as well as our own, which is a noteworthy achievement for an American piano.
The Middle West can feel justly proud of being the only section in the country having a chain of Steinway stores.
Their only other branch stores outside of the New York head- quarters are located in London, Berlin and Hamburg.
THE KING POWDER CO.
The King Powder Co. is a Cincinnati concern with a world- wide reputation, its product going to the four corners of the earth. This company has been an acknowledged leader in its line for years. Geo. C. King is President; W. E. Keplinger, Secretary; A. M. Beekley, Treasurer; R. A. King, Manager. Offices are in the First National Bank Building.
THE CINCINNATI LAUNDRY CO.
One of the progressive and fast growing laundries of Cin- cinnati is that of the Cincinnati Laundry Co., located at the intersection of John and Livingston streets. This new laundry, established January 1, 1914, by Benj. Sebastian, already main- tains seventeen branch offices, which speaks very highly for the quality of work being turned out. The business is incor- porated and the following gentlemen are its directors: Benj. Sebastian, L. M. Burr, Edward E. Stokes and Samuel Church.
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The Schulze Baking Co., 747-757 West Fifth street, estab- lished in February of the present year, has rapidly come into its own in the matter of patronage, due to two reasons, viz., the high quality and purity of its products, and to the efficient management of Mr. William L. Senior, and its business already can be compared very favorably in volume to the enormous trade of the well-known Schulze Bakeries at Chicago, at Peoria, and at Kansas City.
Mr. William L. Senior, manager, has been with the Schulze Co. for the past sixteen years, and was chosen to manage the Cincinnati end of the business because of the valuable service he has rendered the company during his long association with it. The Cincinnati plant represents an outlay of $250,000.00, and embodies all the modern ideas for scientific baking.
THE ATKINS-PEARCE MFG. CO.
The Atkins-Pearce Manufacturing Co., located at Fifth and Eggleston avenue, is one of this city's oldest established firms, having been started in 1817 as the Henry Pearce's Sons Co.
This firm manufactures braids, tapes, white and colored carpet warp-which is shipped all over the world.
They occupy a five-story building, containing 62,700 square feet floor space.
Mr. H. T. Atkins is President; Frank Pearce Atkins, Vice- President and Manager.
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LEOPOLD ROSIN & SONS
Jobbers of Fancy and Staple Notions, Etc.
Leopold Rosin & Sons, Nos. 2 and 4 East Pearl street, is one of the leading jobbers in the West of fancy and staple notions, toys, novelties and jewelry, and it enjoys a trade nation wide in character. The members of the firm are Leopold, Sidney and Nathaniel Rosin.
THE CHARLES MEIS SHOE CO.
Wholesale Shoes.
The Charles Meis Shoe Co., 806 Walnut Street, claims and justly so the honorable distinction of doing the leading shoe wholesaling business in the entire Middle West. Good shoes always have been turned out by this house and prompt service is its motto. This concern was established in 1878, and it now maintains branch offices in Indianapolis, Memphis, Birmingham and Dayton. Nathan Meis is President; Henry Meis, Vice-Presi- dent; H. M. Brunsman, Treasurer; George H. Hoelscher, Secre- tary. Additional directors are August Levy, Isadore Netter and Charles Levy.
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THE JOHN DULWEBER CO.
Hardwood Lumber.
The John Dulweber Company are manufacturers of hard- wood lumber, wholesaling exclusively, doing both a domestic and export business, two large distributing yards being main- tained at Cincinnati, the one located on McLean avenue extend- ing from Findlay street to Sherman avenue, the other located along the C., N. O. & T. P. Railroad, between Bank street and the Harrison avenue viaduct. On these yards are carried a stock of approximately 10,000,000 feet of hardwoods.
The principal office of the company is also located at Cin- cinnati at the southwest corner of Findlay and MeLean avenue.
The principal operations of the company are in the South, where are' located its several mills from which most of its business is shipped direct. The Mississippi mill, operated by this concern, is generally admitted the most modern in operation in the world.
Branch offices are maintained at Detroit, Mich., Chicago, Ill., and Morehead, Miss.
The officers of the company are as follows: B. F. Dulweber, President; J. E. Dulweber, Vice-President; I. B. Bullock, Secre- tary.
THE MURDOCK COAL CO.
Wholesale and Retail Coal and Coke.
The Murdock Coal Co., Shillito street and Stanton avenue, Avondale, is one of the large and progressive coal and coke com- panies of Cincinnati doing both a wholesale and retail business. Carlisle Murdock is President and Treasurer; H. J. Patrick, Vice-President and Secretary.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
The Second National Bank, located at Ninth and Main streets, has a capital of $1,000,000. Its officers are C. A. Bosworth, President; F. L. Cook, Vice-President, and Charles W. Dupuis, Cashier.
The Second National Bank's method of computing interest on savings accounts is more advantageous to the depositors than that of most banks.
The rule according to which interest is calculated is as follows:
"Rule 3. In computing interest this bank figures on each month separately and allows interest on the minimum balance of cach month.
"Withdrawals are deducted from the balance at the beginning of the month; but if deposits have been made during the month and previous to the withdrawals, then the withdrawals are deducted from the balance after crediting such deposits. In no case are withdrawals deducted from the balance of previous months. However, no interest is allowed on accounts entirely withdrawn and therefore showing no balance at the interest period viz .: May 1st and November 1st."
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