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Fach-Tageszeitung Der Rauchwarenmarkt Nr. 240, 4. Dezember 1922, S. 5.

  • Resttext: Der österreichische Markt, Wien, 30. November.
  • Georg Leß, Ledergroßhandlung Georg Leß, Berlin, Klosterstraße hat sich mit Elsa Lewin verlobt, Tochter des Pelzwarenfabrikanten Moritz Lewin, Berlin.
  • Fa. David Weingarten jetzt Kommanditgesellschaft. Heinrich Ochs, Hamm; Fa. Mönk, Reinstrom & Co., Hamburg.
  • Bad Lausitzer Rauchwarenzurichterei Oskar Taubert & Co., Neugründung. Alwin Oskar Taubert, F. J. Götze in Bad Lausick.
  • Pelzfärberei Wachtel & Eskreis, Hamburg, jetzt auch in Leipzig, Brühl 41.
  • Michlin & Söhne, Riga (Lettland) direkter Rauchwaren-Import aus Russland.
  • Heymann und Felsenburg, Max von Rappard verstorben. Rauchwaren-Aktiengesellschaft Hamburg, Filiale Leipzig.
  • Markus Alster oHG., München, aufgelöst Alleininhaber jetzt Abraham Turnheimer.
  • Auhag, Wien, Prokura Hans Wawrinek
  • Pelz-Modehaus Alfred Fiedler, Hamburg, Prokura Wilhelm August Friedrich Timm.
  • Bayerische Rauchwaren G.m.b.H., Schwabach (Bayern), gegründet. J. J. Firsichbaum, New York; Karl Leo Wassermann, Nürnberg; Hch. Wildenauer, Schwabach.
  • Inserate:
Eduard Albrecht, Rauchwaren-Zurichterei und Färberei, Rötha
IDE, Rauchwaren-Zurichterei, Färberei, Blenderei, Berlin
Zeumer & Göhler, Rauchwarenveredler, Leipzig
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