Weber and Zimmer and Zimmer firm profile
Weber and Zimmer, long standing at 628 324 Virginia avenue, celebrate 71 years in business. The firm, Zimmer & Co., offers goods in millinery, mens and womens furnishings, novelties and postals at Virginia avenue and Shelby street. Henry W. Zimmer oversees a Wall Paper and Decorations department with 35 years of experience.
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Weber and Zimmer
Harry A. Weber
Louis A. Zimmer
Virginia Avenue
Nerem
Zimmer & Co
Shelby Street
Fountain Square
Wall
Henry W. Zimmer
The Pearson Cut Rate Drug Store Moves to Bigger Quarters
The Pearson Cut Rate Drug Store at 47 Virginian Avenue, once challenged by the drug trust, has thrived with public support. After 16 years the store seeks larger quarters, to be occupied by fall, under Adolph Hoffman who has led its management with trusted stewardship.
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Adolph Hoffman
Horuffs Shoe Store Remembers Founder With Honesty
At 342 Virginia avenue a shoe store marked by 35 years of steady growth honors founder William Horuff. His son Frank J. Hocuff now leads the business with the same strict economy and fair dealing. An annex for repairs and cheaper goods reflects its expanded scale and community trust.
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Virginia Avenue
William Horuff
Steiner
Horuff
Frank J. Hocuff
The Elm Tree Grocery History and Its Longtime Owner
In 1864 John Daugherty opened a corner grocery by a noted elm tree and a stream on South street. Jacob Surbey ran it for 23 years after purchasing the place in 1867. George Amt, who joined as a clerk at 15, bought half in 1893 and became sole proprietor in 1900, aiming to celebrate nearly 27 years with the store in August. Amt’s steadfast attendance is praised as a model of reliability.
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John Daugherty
Virginia Avenue
South Street
Elm Tree
Jacob Surbey
George Amt
Surbey
Amt
Indianapolis
Mr. Amt
Indiana Wall Paper Co. A History of Growth and Service
The Indiana Wall Paper Company began in 1895 under M. G. Adkins and H. E. Paramen. Paramen later retired leaving Adkins in sole charge. The firm stresses courtesy, performance, and strict obligations, with mail carder sample book, broad stock range, and advertising as three special features fueling ongoing success.
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Indiana Wall Paper Company
M. G. Adkins
H. E. Paramen
John T Head Jeweler Opens Downtown Shop
John T Head, jeweler at 17 Virginia Avenue, has ten years of experience and now runs his own business. He offers watches, clocks, diamonds, and jewelry with expert repair services. Head aims for honesty and faithful customer service, inspired by Addison's motto about earning success.
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John T. Head
Virginia Avenue
Head
Addison
Sempronius
Oldest Fish Store in City Earns Noted Respect
The sign at the entrance to the long running fish market honors its founder and current manager Frank G. Kamps Jr. It highlights wholesale and retail operations, a warehouse on N Alabama Street, and a policy of fair dealing, prompt service, and guaranteed weight and freshness.
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Kamps
Indianapolis
Frank G. Kamps, Jr
N. Alabama Street
Kamps, Jr
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