Milwaukee, Wisconsin, city directory, 1919, Part 1

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WRIGHT'S


MAR 3 1941


MILWAUKEE City Directory


INCLUDING VILLAGES OF SHOREWOOD AND WEST MILWAUKEE


1919 PART ONE


EMBRACING AN ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED LIST OF BUSINESS HOUSES AND PRIVATE CITIZENS, A DIRECTORY OF THE CITY, COUNTY, STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS, CHURCHES, PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS, SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES, A REVISED MAP, AN IMPROVED STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE, A


BUYERS' GUIDE


AND A COMPLETE


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SEMFALOGICAL SOCIETY OF UTAH 28222


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WRIGHT DIRECTORY CO., Publishers 368 MILWAUKEE ST. MILWAUKEE, WIS. Members Association of American Directory Publishers


COPYRIGHT 1919 BY WRIGHT DIRECTORY CO.


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INDEXEDIAG, S. J.


PUBLICO


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INTRODUCTION


The 1919 edition of the Wright. Directory Co.'s Milwaukee City Directory is here- with presented and embodies a complete compendium of the commercial, industrial and social interests and activities of the city.


The Directory has five essential departments, viz:


The Miscellaneous Department: Pages 17 to 52 include a variety of Miscellaneous Information such as the federal, city and county executive, health, police, fire, educa- tional, parks, water works, and other departments; churcheslisthools, banks, trust "companies, the post office, courts, hospitals, club Allen County Ssociations fraternal, benevolent, and labor organizations, etc. Ft. Wayne,


The Street and Avenue Guide is contained in pages 53 to 73.


The Buyers' Guide occupies pages 75 to 320 inclusive. This is a comprehensive arrangement of business cards and advertisements of enterprising business men and concerns, compiled under classifications appropriate to the nature of the business pur- sued, printed on tinted paper. This department is an invaluable aid to the buyer and is becoming more popular year-by-year.


The Alphabetical List of Names of citizens, business firms and corporations is included in pages 321 to 1,858.


The Classified Business Directory is embraced in pages 1,859 to 2,104; this depart- ment shows the various manufacturing, mercantile and professional occupations compiled under headings appropriate to the class of business pursued.


POPULATION OF GREATER MILWAUKEE


The present volume has an enrollment of 217,773 names for the area covered by the Directory. This number multiplied by 22 to allow for the women and children not included in the canvass-gives "Greater Milwaukee" an estimated population of 522,655.


In former years the canvass for names stopped at the city limits proper, but this year we have included Shorewood and West Milwaukee, also the names of the citizens of the neighboring municipalities of West Allis, Wauwatosa, North Milwaukee, St. - Francis, South Milwaukee, Cudahy, etc., who are in business or are employed in Mil- " waukee, for they are practically a part of Greater Milwaukee.


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Northwestern National Insurance Company Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin FIRE, TORNADO, AUTOMOBILE AND MARINE INSURANCE


5007481


STATEMENT JULY 1ST, 1919


ASSETS $8,982,996.95


LIABILITIES


CASH CAPITAL


$1,000,000.00


RESERVE FOR UNEARNED PREMIUMS.


4,693,850.92


LOSSES UNADJUSTED 482,310.74


RESERVE FOR DIVIDEND. 50,000.00


TAXES ACCRUED 100,000.00


ALL OTHER CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMPANY.


58,651.49


RESERVE FOR CONFLAGRATIONS AND OTHER EX- TRAORDINARY LOSSES 650,000.00


NET SURPLUS 1,948,183.80


$8,982,996.95


wide. MRC


1919


SURPLUS TO POLICYHOLDERS $3,598, 183.80


ALFRED F. JAMES, President WILLIAM D. REED, Vice-President JOSEPH HUEBL, 2nd Vice-President


LUBIN M. STUART, Secretary HERMAN A. SCHMIDT, Ass't Sec's ARTHUR J. WRIGHT, Gen'l Adjuster


General Office,


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MILWAUKEE, WIS.


MILWAUKEE CITY DIRECTORY


THE VIKTRY SALES CO.


EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT FOR Viktry Disc (V. D.) Spark Plugs Viktry Intensifier for Ford Cars Viktry Collapsible Suit Case Carrier, Etc. DISTRIBUTORS WANTED 389-91 FIFTH ST.


MILWAUKEE, WIS.


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T. J. GIESE CO.


AUTOMOBILE BODY BUILDERS


AUTOMOBILE PAINTING AND REPAIRING


Distributors Maxfer Ton Trucks Marathon Tires and Tubes


TELEPHONE LINCOLN 2590 .


606 FOURTH STREET


HIGH GRADE PRINTING


FOLDERS HANGERS POSTERS BILLHEADS LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES


BOOKLETS TAGS TICKETS INVOICES STATEMENTS BUSINESS CARDS BLOTTERS


ALL KINDS OF COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL PRINTING


The Bay View Press


TELEPHONE HANOVER 844


102 HOWELL AVE.


JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM LINCOLN AND KINNICKINNIC


THE E. J. WOODISON CO. J. M. WITTERS, Mgr. FIRE BRICK - FOUNDRY FACINGS - FOUNDRY EQUIPMENT PLATERS' and POLISHERS' SUPPLIES HOME OFFICE DETROIT, MICH.


OFFICES AND PLANTS: BOSTON, MASS. BUFFALO, N. Y. CLEVELAND, O.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ST. LOUIS; MO. TORONTO, ONT. WINDSOR, ONT.


MONTREAL, QUE. SEATTLE, WASH.


484 VIRGINIA ST.


MILWAUKEE, WIS.


Telephone Hanover 468


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Northwestern National Insurance Company Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin FIRE, TORNADO, AUTOMOBILE AND


MARINE INSURANCE


STATEMENT JULY 1ST. 1919


ASSETS $8,982,996.95


LIABILITIES


CASH CAPITAL


$1,000,000.00


RESERVE FOR UNEARNED PREMIUMS.


4,693,850.92


LOSSES UNADJUSTED


482,310.74


RESERVE FOR DIVIDEND


50,000.00


TAXES ACCRUED


100,000.00


ALL OTHER CLAIMS AGAINST THE COMPANY 58,651.49


RESERVE FOR CONFLAGRATIONS AND OTHER EX- TRAORDINARY LOSSES 650,000.00


NET SURPLUS 1,948,183.80


$8,982,996.95


wisc. MRC 1919


SURPLUS TO POLICYHOLDERS $3,598, 183.80


ALFRED F. JAMES, President


WILLIAM D. REED, Vice-President


JOSEPHI HUEBL, 2nd Vice-President


LUBIN M. STUART, Secretary HERMAN A. SCHMIDT, Ass't Sec'y ARTHUR J. WRIGHT, Gen'l Adjuster


General Office, -


MILWAUKEE, WIS.


MILWAUKEE CITY DIRECTORY


THE VIKTRY SALES CO.


EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT FOR Viktry Disc (V. D.) Spark Plugs Viktry Intensifier for Ford Cars Viktry Collapsible Suit Case Carrier, Etc. DISTRIBUTORS WANTED 389-91 FIFTH ST.


MILWAUKEE, WIS.


T. J. GIESE CO.


AUTOMOBILE BODY BUILDERS


AUTOMOBILE PAINTING AND REPAIRING


Distributors Maxfer Ton Trucks Marathon Tires and Tubes


TELEPHONE LINCOLN 2590 .


606 FOURTH STREET


HIGH GRADE PRINTING


BOOKLETS FOLDERS HANGERS POSTERS BILLHEADS LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES


TAGS TICKETS INVOICES STATEMENTS BUSINESS CARDS BLOTTERS ·


ALL KINDS OF COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL PRINTING


The Bay View Press


TELEPHONE HANOVER 844


102 HOWELL AVE.


JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM LINCOLN AND KINNICKINNIC


THE E. J. WOODISON CO. J. M. WITTERS, Mgr.


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FIRE BRICK - FOUNDRY FACINGS - FOUNDRY EQUIPMENT PLATERS' and POLISHERS' SUPPLIES HOME OFFICE DETROIT, MICH.


OFFICES AND PLANTS: BOSTON, MASS. BUFFALO, N. Y. CLEVELAND, O.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


ST. LOUIS, MO.


MONTREAL, QUE.


TORONTO, ONT.


SEATTLE, WASH.


WINDSOR, ONT.


MILWAUKEE, WIS.


484 VIRGINIA ST.


Telephone Hanover 468


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MILWAUKEE "The Bright Spot" and "The Cream City" Statistical Facts regarding a Great Commercial and Industrial Center


Courtesy of Mr. WILLIAM GEORGE BRUCE, Secretary Milwaukee Association of Commerce


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Area. 16,555 acres, or 25.87 square iniles


Banking Capital


.. $11,240 000


Deposits, March 4, 1919


.$174,907,619.51


Bank Clearings, 1918.


.$1,477,205 067.74


Coal receipts, 1918, tons.


. 5,188,167


Grain receipts for the year, bushels


.76.905,019


Grain shipments by lake, bushels 26,242,932


Flour shipments by lake, barrels . 2,318,594


Freight tonnage, port of Milwaukee, 1918 .7,086,550 Rail Freight tonnage, 1918. 14,262.459


Vessel arrivals, 1918 .. 3,680


Postal receipts for the year ending June 30, 1919. $2,747.387.45


First City in the United States to have automobile mail delivery and connection.


Public Library, main library and seven branch libraries, 372,222 volumes.


Buildings, Expenditure 1919: City, $17,000,000.


COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY.


A summary of Milwaukee industry and commerce during the year 1918, follows:


Total of all manufactures.


$741,188,557


Total Capital


392,644.414


Total wages Paid.


141,455,203


Total Number of Employes.


146,109


Ten leading manufactures in 1918:


Iron, Steel; Heavy Machinery


$155,696.044


Leather


45,000,000


Auto Accessories, Commercial Trucks


31,000,000


Boots and Shoes


30,100,000


Coal and Wood Products


30.100,000


Electric and Phone Supplies


29,233,000


Malt


21,000.000


Hosiery, Knit Goods Soap


12.300,000


Agricultural Implements


10,800,000-


Milwaukee is one of the largest industrial centers of the United States, and also the city which produces a more diversified line of manufacture than any other. It draws its supply of raw materials in convenient proximity; secures its fuel by the Great Lakes water route at low rates; has ample transportation connections with the four ends of the earth; enjoys a skillful, industrious and peaceful labor constituency.


As a commercial center it possesses some decided advantages. As the metropolis of the great State of Wisconsin it has become an important distributing center for all commodities. Its jobbing and wholesale houses, which have grown into great commercial enterprises, have extended their trade connections far beyond the boundaries of the state.


MILWAUKEE AS A GREAT COMMERCIAL CENTER.


Harbor-One of the best on the Great Lakes. Navigation open all the year around. Fourteen steamship lines, including two car ferries operating across Lake Michigan; three lines of break-bulk steamers; six iines of steamers connecting with the lower lakes, and three lines for shore traffic. The inner harbor is equipped with 29 coal receiving plants, receiving a total of 5,000,000 tons with a capacity of handling 100,000


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Packed Meat


68,200,000


11.475,000


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tons every ten hours, and with 18 terminal warehouses, with 525,135 square feet of floor space. Total in and out water-borne tonnage 9,000,000.


Rail Transportation-Milwaukee is next to the largest freight contributing" point on three great systems of railway, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, 10,392 miles; the Chicago & Northwestern, 10,169 miles; the Soo Line, 3,977 miles; and is an im- portant terminal of the Grand Trunk system, 8,541 miles, and the Pere Marquette lines, 2,319 miles. "An outer belt line .is maintained by the Chicago &: Northwestern, and another is contemplated by the "Milwaukee" road." >


. Interurban Lines-Convenient connections with the most important cities and vil- lages within a radius of 100 miles of Milwaukee, extending south, southwest, west and north. Total, 278 miles. Commodious terminals are provided.


Grain Operations-The receipts for 1918 totalled 76,905,019 bushels, including wheat, 13,049,429 bushels; corn, 11,803,920 bushels; oats, 39,266,245 bushels; barley, 10,117,640 bushels; ryc, 2,667,785 bushels.


Milwaukee now has forty firms which receive and sell grain, seeds, hay, etc., on consignment and storage and shipping elevators with a total annual capacity of 20,000,000 bushels of grain; a milling industry consisting of three flour mills of a com- bined capacity of 5,420 barrels of wheat and rye flour per day; two oat meal mills, 1,900 barrels per day; two corn products mills, which require 7,500,000 busliels of corn per annum for their capacity use; and a linseed oil mill which absorbs the flax seed receipts at this market, using in 1918, about 300,000 bushels.


Street Car Service-101 miles, most of it double track, within the one-fare limit. By a transfer system it is possible to ride twelve or more miles for a single fare, and one line carries many passengers nine miles without change of cars and for a single fare.


Hotels-Milwaukee is provided with many good hotels, several of which have na- tional reputations for excellence. Hotels now building and contemplated will give the city exceptional facilities for housing the ever-increasing numbers of visitors that are attracted by the numerous conventions that are held in Milwaukee.


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Auditorium-The finest and most modern equipped convention hall in the world. - Main hall seats 10,000. Six smaller halls seating from 500 to 1,500 each. Can accom- modate several conventions at the same time. Specially well adapted for conventions accompanied by industrial exhibits. Building centrally located.


MILWAUKEE'S PRODUCTIVE ABILITY.


Iron and Steel-Milwaukee is one of the largest steel casting centers and has turned out some of the largest steel and grey iron castings made in the United States.


Machinery-Has some of the largest machinery construction shops in the world. Is a large producer of water pumping, ice-making and refrigeration machinery. Has exported more excavating machinery than any other city in the country.


Engines-Has turned out large Diesel engines, the largest gas engines, Uniflow engines, and a majority of the gas engines built in the United States.


Traveling Cranes-Has the largest and best equipped plant for the manufacture of electric traveling cranes and hoists in the United States.


Mine Hoists-Constructed the largest mine hoist units in the world, now building one still larger.


Car Works-The third largest locomotive and car works in the United States, the largest owned by a railroad corporation.


Gears and Controls-Milwaukee leads the country in the manufacture of herring- · bone gears for power transmission and gasoline locomotives for mining and planta- tion use. Furnished the electric firing controls for many battleships in the United . States Navy and most of the automobile electric controls used in the country.


Refrigeration Machinery-Is an important center for the construction of ice-inaking and refrigeration machinery.


Enameling-It is one of the largest tinware and enameling producers in the world. Saw Mills-Manufactures 75 per cent of the heavy saw mills machinery made in


the United States.


Boat Motors-Makes more outboard, detachable rowboat motors than any other city in the world.


Motorcycles-Milwaukee leads the world in the manufacture of highest quality motorcycles. Value of last year's output was over eight million dollars.


Automobile Accessories-One of the largest general automobile accessory manu- facturing centers in the United States.


Leather and Shoes Milwaukee inanufactures a more varied line of leathers than any other city in the United States. Is one of the leading shoe manufacturing cities in America. Its tanneries are among the greatest in the world.


Temperature Regulation-Was the pioneer in temperature regulating devices and leads the world in the manufacture of this line.


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Rubber Tires-Maintains one of the leading tire manufacturing plants in the United States. Dyes-Has since the war built up the second largest dye industry in the United States.


Trunks and Grips-Is one of the three larger trunk and grip manufacturing centers in the United States ..


Clothing-Stands as the eleventh city in the production of clothing.


Candies and Chocolates-According to population, makes more candy and choco- lates than any city in the United States.


Delicatessen-Sends fresh rye bread daily to nearly all sections of the United States. This applies also to a large variety of fine prepared meats.


Dairy Capital-Is the metropolis of the greatest dairy producing state in the Union.


MILWAUKEE AS A HOME CITY


Health-Is one of the most healthful cities in the United States. While the business section lies in a valley the elevations which surround it afford most delightful residence sections and excellent drainage. Deep water intakes extending far out into Lake Michigan afford a clear, cold and abundant supply of pure drinking water.


Homes-Is essentially a "city of homes." The percentage of those owning their own homes and maintaining lawns and gardens exceeds that of any other city of the Union. It has no congested or slum districts. The residence streets are especially beautiful, many being overarched with maple and elm trees.


Beautiful Bay-One of the sights which is a source of surprise and delight to visitors is the Milwaukee bay. It suggests the Bay of Naples and is viewed from Juneau Park, near the heart of the city. No city on the Great Lakes has succeeded in reserving so beautiful a spot for public convenience and pleasure.


Parks and Boulevards-The park system is the admiration of all visitors. Every section of the city has its own park. Park area: City, 950 acres; adjacent to city, 352 acres. Boulevards, 26,000 feet.


Resorts-Within fifty minutes' ride of the famous Waukesha Springs; within two hours' ride, hundreds of Wisconsin's most beautiful lakes and summer resorts. Trains and interurban cars at all hours.


Civic-One of the most orderly and law abiding cities in the nation, having a lower percentage of vice and crime than any other large city.


Education-The standard of its school system is the highest. It maintains a great university, a state normal school, several colleges and is the first American city to maintain completely equipped trade schools as a part of the common school system.


THE MILWAUKEE ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE.


The Milwaukee Association of Commerce is a live organization which has had much to do with the progress of the city and is responsible for many of its more modern tendencies. It is representative of the commercial, professional and manufacturing interests of the city and had its inception in a desire to promote the city's growth in home building, in manufacturing industries, in city improvement and in commercial importance. Since its inception this organization has been behind every forward move- ment for community betterment and it has achieved success in extending the com- mercial interests of the city. One of its principal purposes is to bring the citizens of the community together in real co-operative effort to comprise all differences of effort and to work harmoniously for community advancement.


For information about Milwaukee, inquirers are invited to write to Mr. Wm. George Bruce, Secretary of the Milwaukee Association of Commerce.


DIRECTORY LIBRARY.


A library embracing directories of all the principal cities throughout the United States and Canada is maintained by the publishers in their offices, 368 Milwaukee St., and a cordial invitation is extended patrons to the Milwaukee Directory to make free use of same for reference purposes.


ADVERTISING MILWAUKEE.


Copies of the Milwaukee Directory are on file in the directory libraries in all of the larger cities throughout the country where they are accessible for free reference to those seeking information regarding the City, its business interests, etc.


WRIGHT DIRECTORY CO., .


Compilers and Publishers.


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Abbreviations 321 Additions, Removals, etc.


1


Apartment Houses


.1863


Art Galleries-


45


Assessment Districts


21


Associations --


Clubs and Associations


42


Labor


41


Military


40


Secret


32


Asylums, Homes, etc.


50


. Banks


46


Business


Directory


1859


Buyers'


Guide


75


Cemeteries


51


Churches


46


:: City Government


17


.". Clubs and Associations


42


Convents


50


County Government


.26


Courts


27


Directory-


Business


1859


Buyers'


Guide


75


General


323


Miscellaneous


17


Federal Government


28


Fire Department


20


Firm Abbreviations


322


Flats


1863


General Directory


323


Page


Government -.


City


17


County


28


Federal


State


28


Homes, Asylums, etc.


50


Hospitals


51


Labor Associations


41


Librarles, Reading Rooms, etc.


46


Military Associations


40-


Miscellaneous Information


17


Mission Kindergartens


50


Municipal Government


17


Parks (Publlc)


19


Parochial Schools


50


Police Department


20


Post Office Department


30


Public Buildings, Halls, etc.


2048


Public Library


26


Public Museum


26


Public Parks


19


Public Schools


25


Schools-


Parochial


50


Public


25


Secret Assoclations


32


Special Advertising Section


75


State Government


28


Street Directory


53


Trust Companies


46


United States Government


28


Ward Boundaries


18


TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


Acorn Trucking Co 1119 Walnut


Ahlhauser Wm C v-pres Zahn Typesetting Co h495 1st av


ALEXANDER JOHN F CO (John F Aiexan- der) Successors to Alexander & Leweck Speciai Service Bureau, Confidential In- vestigatlons 1011 Pabst Bidg 68 Wiscon- sin Tel Bway 1115 (see p 146)


Arnstams Herman (Arnstam's Style Shop) h453 11th av


ARNSTAM'S STYLE SHOP (Herman Arn- stam) Ladies' and Misses Apparel 453 11th Av Tel Orchard 4210


AUTO IGNITION & BATTERY CO (AI S and Ben C Wiczynskl) Auto Accessories, Starting, Lighting and Ignition Systems Repaired 681 Becher Tei Orchard 4088-W (see inside back cover)


BAUMAN HI J & SON (Paul C and Herman J Bauman) Tailors 131 2d Tel Grand 1933


Crosby Fred G pres Crosby Transportation Co h400 Lake dr


CROSBY TRANSPORTATION CO F G Cros- by Pres; F P Walsh Gen Mgr; F A Plxley Gen Frelght Agent; C A Keldel Gen Auditor; W F Drohan Local Agent Daily Passenger and Freight Servle" Be- tween Mliwaukee and Muskegon and Ali Points East 54 W Water Tel Grand .3575


Fellenz Eliz (wid Jno jr) h816 Booth Helwig Wm florist 418 Mitchell


Hubinger Loraine sten r825 37th Hubinger Minnie Mrs h825 37th


Hyde Wm A lawyer 714 Majestic bldg h1335 Lloyd


Lee Tire & Rubber Co W H Hause mgr 484 MII -


Loewenbach Oscar sec-treas B Loewenbach & Sons Co h4606 Blue Mound rd


Modern Shoe Store 474 Mitchell Ragsdale Jno F mgr Safety Envelope Co h2625 Wells


Safety Envelope Co Jno Ragsdale mgr 2625 Wells


VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA Captaln and Mrs. J E Matthews In Charge; General Cffices 253 4th; Mission Hall 253 4th; Day Nursery and Children's Home 1307 State; Industrial Store and Home for Men 288 4th; Women's Shelter and Emergency Home 277 9th Tel Grand 2182 Wagner Henry J lawyer 300 Watkins bldg res \'tosa


Wailach Marvin lawyer 1010 Majestic bldg h231 4th


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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS


Pago


Abrams Harry .... left top lines and 269


Abresch Chas Co ... 86


Chudik Bros .... left bottom lines and 173


Achen Motor Co .... left side lines and 86 Clintox Spring Water Co Acme Machine Repair Co 255 317 Coos Aug P 272 Coates & Zarling 225


Acme Pattern Wks 261


Acme Tire & Rubber House


... left side lines and


87


Acme Typewriter Exchange


Albertson W N & Co


Alexander John F Co


Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co


Alsted-Kasten Co


Ambrosia Chocolate Co


American Adjustment Agency


American Adjustment Co


141


American Appraisal Co The


81 77


American Audit Co


American Auto Co


95


American Exchange Bank 113 Crosstown Tire & Rubber Co 97


American Fixture Co


.. right side Ilnes and 215


American Foundry & Furnace Co 183


American Marble Mosaic Co 128 Cumiskey Edw F Co 226


American Metal Products Co


169


American Tire & Rubber Co


95


.... right bottom lines and 205


Davis & Thompson


Deltox Grass Rug Co .. back cover and 284


306


Detroit Auto Radiator Co


88


Devine J F Pattern Wks


261


Arras Albert A. 270 Dewitz Henry J Co left side lines and Associated Artists 204 De Wolf Jno E Co


118


Dick & Reutemann


273


Atlas Investment Co 272 Diederich-Schaefer Co 136


Aultman Inc : .. . left side lines and 296


Auto Ignition & Battery Co ... back paster


Auto Supply Co 96


Avery Co 313


B & M Letter Service .. right side lines and 83 79


Bacher Julius Agency right top lines and Badger Auto Radiator Repair Co 96


191


Badger Dyc Works


.. right bottom lines and 148


Badger Sash & Door Co 286


Badger State Motorcycle Co 234


Badger State Sales Co 96 234 Badger Talking Machine Shop 319


Badger Wire & Iron Wks


Baermann G F & Sons


169


Bahling Fred W


Bankers Life Co


Barry Transfer & Storage Co Bartles-Maguire Oil Co


Bay View Commercial & Savings Bank 115


Bay View Press


Bayley Heating & Supply Co


263


Bayley Mig Co


Bayley Structural Iron Co


Becker Jno C Co .. right side lines and Belt Automobile Indemnity Assn The


Benesch Jos & Co


Bentley C A Lumber Co


Berthelet Pipe & Supply Co


Biersach & Niedermeyer Co


290


Birkholz Engineering Co


147


Blatz-Kasten & Co


198


Bluem & Hartung Co .left top lines and Blumenfeld Locher Co


232


Bodelson Elof P


Boden Francis X . . legal dept class Boehck-Lueck Co


127


Boggis-Johnson Electric Co 159 Esser T C Co


Everwear Rubber Co 90


Evinrude Motor Co 233


Excel Mfg Co 286


Falk Co The 299


Fass Fred C & Sons


316 307


Federal Cone Co


Federal Malleable Co


Federal Smelting & Refining Co 208


Federal Tire & Supply Co 98


Feerick W C & Son 171


Fehrer & Meyer Co front cover and 192 270


Fellenz Coal & Dock Co 139


Ferrer Carlos 119


Ferris Jno E International Service The


.back cover and 141


Figved Jno Robe & Tanning Co 174


Finger Adam & Son Co 199


Burroughs Adding Mach Co 248 Burroughs George & Sons First Wisconsin National Bank right and left top lines and 108 and 109 .. right top lines and 310 First Wisconsin Trust Co .. left top lines and 110


Butter G A Co . 179


Calhoun Insurance Agency 198


Cannon Printing Co right side lines and 267


Carnival Costume Co 312 Fox Morris F & Co


Carroll & Carroll . legal dept class


Certain-teed' Products Corporation 281 Frank & Co 288


Frankfurth Wm Hardware Co 180


Fredman A & Sons Co 106


Frelhube R C 182


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Duerr W C Agency ... left bottom lines and 189 and 273 Dunphy Agency 198


Durant Paul D . legal dept class


Durbrow Commission Co 142 231


Durner U F & Co


251 East Side Bank 115


4 East Side Buick Co


.. right side lines and 8 9


Eckstein-Miller Auto Co


98


Edgar, Ricker & Co . 206 Edlefsen-Leidiger Co right side lines and 168


Edwards Motor Car Co 98


Ehne Jno & Son 261


Eichholz Geo H Co 237


Eldred Agency The Inc


Eldred Howard M ... left side lines and 189




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