Nebe Shoe Store Vies With City’s Finest Footwear
The Nebe Shoe Store at 417 Chestnut Street is described as a premier shop drawing trade from Atlantic City’s territory. Manager F. M. Nebe and staff including Mrs. Nebe, C. Van Wagner, William Heybrook, M. E. Stover, and Johnny Henningsen are highlighted for specialization in fitting, repair, and a wide range of brands like Florsheim and Red Cross. The store emphasizes its electric shoe hospital and strong advertising, with a focus on distinctive Yellow Front catalogs.
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Nebe
Chestnut Street
Atlantic
Ebs Nebe
Unique Theatre
Martin Nebe
Co. C. van Wagner
van Wagher
Van
William Heybrook
Heybrook
M. E. Stover
W Electric Shoe Hospital
Nick
Johnny Henningsen
Nebe Shoe
Florsheim
Dr. Reed
Red Cross
Utz & Dunn
Grovers
Buster Brown
Holland
Nebe Shoe Company
Mr. Nebe
Nebe Shoe Company and Family Firm History
Glenwood father of F. M. Nebe, pioneer Iowa shoe dealer, placed in charge as manager and stock moved to present location on July 1, 1900. Emil H. Nebe joined in 1901, managed with EF Nebe until January 5, 1905, then bought the store with his brother and ran Nebe Bros. Inc. after BE Nebe’s death. Chris Anderson joined the company later.
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Glenwood
F. M. Nebe
Iowa
FM. Nebe
Emil H. Nebe
Martin W Nebe
EF. M. Nebe
Nebe Bros
BE. H. Nebe
Nebe Shoe Company
Chris Anderson
Shoe Store Grows To Threefold Ten Year Rise In Trade
The store moved to its present location and remodeled several times as trade expanded. Manager F M Nebe, raised in shoes, drove growth to a level likely higher than any shop between Council Bluffs and Des Moines. Nebe plans a catalog titled Correct Shoe Fitting and Care of the Feet, now copyrighted.
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Ernest Ritter
G. van Wagner
William Heybrook
F. M. Nebe
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Nebe
Websterian dictionary deal advertised in News Telegraph
Short distribution note invites readers to buy the Websterian dictionary at News Telegraph prices, claiming 98 cents for a copy and announcing sizes 81 and 48 cents as bargain options. Encourages visiting the store for the best bargain offered by the newspaper.
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News-Telegraph
Algo
Monument Works Ad Promises Better Work in Atlantic
An advertisement urges readers to place orders with the Wilken Monument Works in Atlantic Iowa promising improved workmanship and service for memorials and related stonework. The notice emphasizes local presence and reliability for memorial needs.
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Wilken Monument Works
Atlantic
Iowa
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted By Atlantic Resident
A 1906 testimonial from William Freeman of Atlantic Iowa endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney weakness. He reports relief after use and reaffirms his belief in the remedy after a 1910 interview. Pills sold by Moore Drug Co. and Foster Milburn Co. price 50 cents. Remember the name.
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William Freeman
Elm Street
Atlantic
Iowa
Dean
Moore Drug Co
Freeman
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Young Heiress Heir Receives 15000 Annual Income
In New York the supreme court raised five year old J Arthur Hinckley's annual income from 3000 to 15000. The increase comes on behalf of his mother widow of the yachtsman who died in Paris two years ago leaving a 2 million estate. The will had set 3000 yearly until age twenty one. Metzgers Bread at the Brows Grocery Store.
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New York
J. Arthur Hinckley
Supreme Court
Paris
Do Not Forget Do Not Forget The News Telegraph Offer
The News Telegraph and the Home Stead advertised together for the price of the News Telegraph alone. Subscription rates were $3.00 a year by mail and five dollars a year in town. Also promoted were dental services and cheap newspaper sizes for 81 and 48 cents.
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News-Telegraph
News- Telegraph
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Atlantic People
New York Supreme Court
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Piazza
Albert Bojens
Hedges
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Lewis Studio
Parsons’ Drug Store
Iowa Trust
W. C. Heers
Bojens Hardware Store
Brown Grocery Co
Choen
Kimballton Construction Co
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