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This two-story building
was built in 1949 by Jerry S. Holt. Various tenants
include:
Al's Photography: 1986 (4522)
American Karate Studio: 1995-99 (4524)
J.W. Desnick & Associates: 1964
Farmers Insurance Group: 1971 (4522)
Fine Law Office: 1999 (4524)
First Brokerage: 1952-62. (4526) Not to be
confused with Fist Brokerage.
Joseph H. Fleming Inc.: 1971
Foley Brokerage Co.: 1961-64 (4524)
Gibson-Erlander Inc. Advertising Agency: 1960 (4520)
Hennepin-Lake Stationers: 1949-64 (4522). Floy E. Nelson and
Vern G. Nygren. The company’s first store was opened in
1947. Typewriter sales, rentals, repairs. Moved to
Miracle Mile in 1964.
House of Note: 1969-82 (4528). Owned by
Theodore Ptashne (died in 1982)
Jensen Realty: 1967 (4522)
Kuehn-Pearson Co.: 1950-64 (4528). F.O. Kuehn.
1950 ad in the Echo shows that they are Merchandise Brokers,
representing Skippy Peanut Butter, Stokely's Finest Foods,
Van Camp's Foods, College Inn Foods, S-O-S, Knox Gelatins,
Dole Pineapple and Cocktail, Bumble Bee Sea Foods, Fels Soap
and Felso. In 1964 the company had 18 employees.
Lil General Store: 1965-66 (4522)
A.L. Martinson Insurance Agency: 1953. Martinson
was the High School Principal from 1938-44.
National Specialty Sales: 1956
(4520). Sold the "Forever" line: cookware,
tableware, cutlery, luggage.
Nordic Water Proofing: 1971 (4522)
Northwest Guitar and Organ/Accordion Studio: November
1960-61 (4520). Rollie Williams, Manager. Open
House November 18-26, 1960. Previously at Joppa for a
year.
Park Paint and Wallpaper: 1950 (4516). A.H. Vanderhove,
owner. Features “glass bar” to help customers pick glass.
Opened on February 4, 1950.
Patchin Appraisals: 1964 (4524)
RCA Broadcast Equipment Division: 1971 (4522)
Robert Associates: 1971 (4522)
Rollie Williams (RW) Music Company: 1960-75 (4520)
Room For Art: 2000 (4520)
S. Clein Gifts: 1984-99 (4522)
Security World: 1981 (4520). Locks, keys,
safes, alarms
Suburban Secretarial Services: 1965-69 (4522)
Worldwide Travel: 1999 (4524)
Zephyr Printing Co.: 1952-64 (4522)
This building was demolished for Excelsior and Grand.

September 3, 1999
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