Martinsburg Growth Tied to Family Firms and Community Park
Martinsburg's business core centers on family firms and farming support. The Fried man picture framing business reports doubled sales since 1980, with three traveling salesmen covering Missouri to southern Iowa. The local bank notes 80 percent of business from farmers, while Wieberg Implements serves the area. The new city park cost 20,000 funded by revenue sharing and local funds, and civic leaders tout an enduring small-town identity amid growth and closures.
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Brooks
Missouri
Ilinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Friedman
Hie
Floyd Biuteel
Earl
Brookses
Martinsburg Bank
Robert Bachmann
Martinsburg
Ste. Genevieve
Rozier Bank
A. W. Becker
Bachmann
Walter Fennewald
H. M. Fennewald
Fennewald
Joseph Fennewald Sr
George F. Fennewald
Wieberg
Carl
Robert
Joe Wieberg
Theodore
International Harvester
Norbert Fennewald
Dutch
Norbert
William
B. Trenching Co
Route N
A. M. Sulgrove
Bill
Harold
Harvey McClain
Wellsville
Bill Bentley
Shamrock
LaCrosse Lumber Co
Ed Farnen
Jacobi General Store
Frank Gottlieb
Frederick J. Jacobi
Quincy
Ill
Jacobi
Mary Jacobi
Charles Stones
Bill Kersting
Linton Vomund
Vomund
Larry
Joseph
Arens
Lester
Harold Sulgrove
Lee Purvis
Benny Lowry
Bill Matthews
Charles Lincoln
State
R. W. Taylor
Schenlen
Herbert Schenlen
Mr. Scheulen
St. Elizabeth
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Leo Stamm
Louisiana
St. Louis
Father Stamm
St. Joseph Church
Mary Caecilia Sullivan E
Columbia
Scott’s Corner
Laddonia
Rush Hill
Benton City
Scotts Corner
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