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Local business moves hint at urban migration trends
A cascade of business notices shows proprietors including Devendorf & Mann and Howland planning moves to new quarters. The item links these relocations to space needs, building changes, and better quarters as Cedar Rapids reflects evolving commercial centers.
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Chicago
Fatterman
Lisbon
Woolen Mill Company
Major May
T Te Clyemouth
PF. W. Hart
Lion Jounty
Tfearts
Osk
Aod
Scoville
Hower
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Gear
Lowa & Goloyada Consolidated Milling Company
Colorado
Tust
Adrien
Devendorf & Mann
Howland
Newcomb
Mrs. Olds
Jes Bros
Peltz
Sonny
Deacon
G. F. ‘van Vechten
W. D. Staplin
W. B. Webster
John B. Hottman
J. A. Perkins
Goodwin
Chasge
Miller
Henry I. Miller
Carpenter and
Monroe Streets
Mr. Milley
Philadelphia
Peru
Jane
James Monroe
Manufacturers’ & Machanics
Bank of
Henry F
Cand
Topeka
Kwnais
Dow
Town
J. H. Palmer
E. W. Wells
Palmer
James Street
West Side
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wells
I. Nisham’s
Town Avenue
Wilson
Bourp
Board of Trade
Congress
Mississippi
Northwest
Atlantic
Erie Canals
Issiasippi
Mess
Ido
Lake Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakota
Territory
Illinois
Iowa
Congresa
T. Mower
BR. B
Tomlinson
Tom Wrake
Cormilles
Kynett Bros
R. B. Tomlinson
Weare
Judge Greens
T. M. Sinclair
A.B. George
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Col. Clark
Supreme Courts
Cedarapids
CG. Wearn
J.B. Morin
Cedar Rapids Board of Trade
Eagle Street
First Nat’! Bank
Central Town