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Property Location
Property Features
Demolished.
This building represented a substantial investment for one of the City's pioneer grocers, John Heiting. Built as the Heiting Grocery in 1890 as a step up from Heiting's 1886 store on the NW corner of Second and Main, the property was originally valued at $1,200. It was owned by Joseph Hoffensberger 1921-35, became the Kuehn and Simon Meat Market in 1938, and Roehrborn's Meats in 1969.
National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings
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