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Landmark Building at 109-113 South Webster Street
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The condemned landmark building at 113 South Webster Street will be torn down starting July 20, 1948. The used furniture business of the Arneson Brothers will move to 109 South Webster Street. The building originally housed the H. Grove and Sons cigar factory.
July 20, 1948
Vinje, Arthur M., 1888-1972 (photographer)
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