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H. J. NACHTMAN COMPANY INC. The 1948 ''Dubuque Classified Business Directory'' through 1974 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 7th and Bluff. | H. J. NACHTMAN COMPANY INC. In 1921 Harold J Nachtman became a member of the Commercial Jobbing Company selling sugar, flour and feed. Selling his interests in 1926, he moved to Mason City, Iowa as secretary and treasurer of the L. P. Courshon Company, a branch of the Midwest-Timmerman Company. | ||
He sold his interest in company and in 1930 returned to Dubuque as president of the Firestone Service Stores, Inc. This was later renamed H. J. Nachtman Company. The Firestone operation in Dubuque was unique because wholesale and retail. The company was owned by Nachtman, his wife, and three sons. | |||
The 1948 ''Dubuque Classified Business Directory'' through 1974 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 7th and Bluff. | |||
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"H. J. Nachtman Co." ''Telegraph-Herald'', June 17, 1951, p. 9 | |||
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Revision as of 03:33, 23 May 2018
H. J. NACHTMAN COMPANY INC. In 1921 Harold J Nachtman became a member of the Commercial Jobbing Company selling sugar, flour and feed. Selling his interests in 1926, he moved to Mason City, Iowa as secretary and treasurer of the L. P. Courshon Company, a branch of the Midwest-Timmerman Company.
He sold his interest in company and in 1930 returned to Dubuque as president of the Firestone Service Stores, Inc. This was later renamed H. J. Nachtman Company. The Firestone operation in Dubuque was unique because wholesale and retail. The company was owned by Nachtman, his wife, and three sons.
The 1948 Dubuque Classified Business Directory through 1974 Dubuque City Directory listed 7th and Bluff.
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"H. J. Nachtman Co." Telegraph-Herald, June 17, 1951, p. 9