Jewish businesspeople
Found in 407 Collections and/or Records:
Milton M. Schayer Papers
Miners at Penrose Mine, between 1915-1918
Group of miners outside the Penrose Mine. Back Row: unidentified, Bert Hawkins, Claude Simmons, Charles Hawkins, Charles Cose, Charles Peterson (blacksmith), unidentified., Front Row: Maurice Miller (supplied gear to the miners), Billy Angees, unidentified, Connie McGrehan, Charles Withey, Ben Gray, Sam Simmons (fireman), unidentified, Big Smith (master mechanic)., Sam Looney could be one of the missing.
Moe Katz's Birthplace, circa 1913
Katz Grocery, birthplace of Moe Katz, 945 Walnut Street in Denver, Colorado. Moses (Moe) Katz was born in 1899 and founded the Chemical Sales Company with H. Fine in 1927.
Morris Bros. Construction, 1950-1965
File contains (8) photographs and (1) newspaper clipping about Morris Brothers Construction.
Morris Bros. Newsclipping
Morris Strouse , 1886-1977
Morris Strause was born in Braunsbach, Germany on August 28, 1835. He moved to New York where he married Theresa Holzman and traveled across the US in various merchant positions. He moved to Colorado in search of gold and settled in Grand Junction with his family in 1882 where he began a clothing business, trading furs and skins and incorporating wool when the railroad was built. He passed away in November, 1928 as the Grand Junction's oldest and longest running merchant.
Moses-Israel and Faye Goodstein, circa 1885
Digitized copy of photograph of Moshe Isaac and Faye Goostein taken in the 1980s. There are two separate oval photographs.
Mrs. Annie M. Harris, 1933 July 12
Annie Harris was born in Lahiau in East Prussia on March 4, 1867.
Murphy's Fine Food, between 1950-1960
Exterior view Murphy's Restaurant with neon signage. The restaurant was owned by William Cohen.
Newspaper Articles, 1934-1935, 1981-1998
There are copies of three Intermountain Jewish News issues that contain advertisements for the Silver Tire Company. There are also articles about Don Siegel and Larry Siegel and an article by Larry Siegel on "Thoughts on grewing Jewishly: My Minyan."