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Miami History Business Database

1966 Chamber of Commerce Members

1958 Chamber of Commerce Members

In business addresses, MEB is Mining Exchange Building. CB is Cardin Building (the Security Bank Building of the 50’s). NOTE: on address searches, I have standardized on abbreviated directions. E.g., look for S Main instead of South Main. Addresses are listed like this: 826 NW K. Make sure you put the direction before the street.

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Business NameBusiness AddressDate First Seen ThereBusiness TypeNotes
Masonic Temple 2 S Main 1917 Lodge Miami Record-Herald. Over Ottawa County Bank
Associated Lead and Zinc Co. Tidwell Building 1917 Services Miami Record-Herald.
Miami Business Men's League 103 N Main 1917 Misc Miami Record-Herald.
Guy Coday Creamery S Main 1917 Retail, Wholesale Miami Record-Herald.
Clarke's Secondhand Store 26 S Main 1917 Retail Miami Herald-Record.
Daisy Cafe 24 S Main 1917 Restaurant Miami Herald-Record.
Lyle Building 23 S Main 1917 Building Miami Herald-Record. Considerably older than that.
H. & H. Motor Sales Unknown 1917 Auto Sales Miami Record-Herald. Sold Moon motorcars.
Lang Lisle Building S Main 1917 Building Miami Record-Herald.
Sturgeon Building N Main 1917 Building Miami Record-Herald.
Daisy Billiard Parlor S Main 1917 Misc Miami Record-Herald. Lisle Building.
Guarantee Developing Co. Unknown 1917 Services Miami Record-Herald. Mining interests.
Neff and Barrow Furniture 123 N Main 1917 Retail Miami Herald-Record.
Thomas Fruit Co. S Main 1917 Wholesale Miami Herald-Record. First and S Main.
American Exchange Bank 13 N Main 1917 Misc Miami Herald-Record.
Fred Mathis Motors Unknown 1917 Auto Sales Miami Record-Herald. Sold Dorts.
Myers Tire and Battery Co. 125 N Main 1917 Auto Parts Miami Record-Herald.
Masonic Hall 28 N Main 1917 Lodge Miami Record-Herald. Robinson building, 2nd floor.
Bradley Independent Lumber Co. Unknown 1917 Retail Miami Record-Herald. The Independent Lumber Co. was already in business when Bradley purchased it in this year.
Tuck-Patterson Realty Co. Unknown 1917 Services Miami Record-Herald.
Goodwin-Masemore-Huckett Realty Co. Unknown 1917 Services Miami Record-Herald.
Gem Electric Supply 101 N Main 1917 Retail, Wholesale Miami Herald-Record. Destroyed in 1917 fire.
OK&M Railroad offices 101 N Main 1917 Services Miami Herald-Record. Destroyed in 1917 fire.
Miami District Daily News 12 NE 1st 1917 Misc Miami Record-Herald.
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. 520 E Central 1917 Retail, Services Miami Record-Herald.
Elliott-Runyan Auto Co. 17 E Central 1917 Auto Sales Miami Record-Herald. Purchased Commerce Auto Sales at this location.
McKinney-Chandler Wholesale Grocers 226 NE D 1917 Wholesale Miami Record-Herald. NE D warehouse not built until 1918.
Jackson Drug Co. 4 S Main 1917 Retail Miami Record-Herald. Store #5. Two simultaneous locations. Corporation dissolved in 1925. Purchased by Harrah-O'Bannon.
Frisco Depot 410 E Central 1917 Misc Was built when town population reached 6000
OK Plumbing 104 N Main 1917 Services
Moothart Business College 108 N Main 1917 Misc 108 1/2
Photo Abstract Co. 3 N Main 1917 Services In 1922, purchased Pioneer Abstract and Loan and Ottawa County Abstract and Realty. Relocated to First National Bank when the building was built. 1927 city pamphlet
Wright Welding Works 210 S Main 1917 Services 1927 city pamphlet. Formerly Miami Welding Works
J. Harness and Co. 10 N Main 1917 Services Real estate, insurance. Business started in 1906. A photo shows them here after Mabon building built. Mentioned in 1919 city guide
Botts Building, aka Arkansas Building 106 N Main 1917 Miami Record-Herald.
Mineral Belt Motor Co. 12 W Central 1917 Auto Sales Miami Record-Herald. 12-20
Daisy Basket Grocery & Meat 102 S Main 1917 Grocery/Market Miami Record-Herald.
Gate City Grocery & Market 13 W Central 1917 Grocery/Market Miami Herald-Record.
Max Pollock Grocery 12 E Central 1917 Grocery/Market 12-14. Purchased Wagoner's
Setzler Grocery 522 E Central 1917 Grocery/Market In 1917, Miami Herald-Record mentioned that it was in a 25 foot single story building that would be torn down and replaced with a multi story structure built by O.E. Havens. Sold in 1919 to J.D. Clayton.
Miami Daily Record Herald 16 E Central 1917 Misc Volume 1, no. 265 published on March 29, 1918.
Williams Lumber Co 305 N Main 1917 Retail Bought out Dickason-Goodman. 305-315
Scott Dry Goods 13-15 E Central 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald.
Simpson Lumber Co. 11 SE C 1918 Retail Miami Herald
Moothart Business College 501 CB 1918 Misc Miami Record-Herald.
Holvey Building 109 E Central 1918 Building This building was in place before the Commerce Building was erected directly west and the two structures combined. Estimated date.
McIntyre Motor Co. 200 S Main 1918 Auto Sales 200-208 S Main. Miami Record-Herald.
Neff & Smith Furniture 24 S Main 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald.
Hoffman Grocery 32 N Main 1918 Grocery/Market
Popular Shoe Shop 113 S Main 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald. Reusser brothers
McGhee & Ramsey Tailoring Co. 110 W Central 1918 Services Miami Record-Herald.
Miami Auto Supply Co. 100 N Main 1918 Auto Parts Miami Record-Herald. Closed in 1919.
WA Bundy Jewelers 18 N Main 1918 Retail Bundy also practiced optometry. Established in 1918. He died in 1938, no mention of the business after that.
Jackson Drug Co. 31 N Main 1918 Retail Store #6. Two simultaneous locations. Corporation dissolved in 1925. Purchased by Harrah-O'Bannon.
H.E. Ketcham Lumber Dealer 410 N Main 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald.
Cordova Hotel 6 S Main 1918 Hotel Miami Record-Herald. 6 1/2-8 1/2 S Main
Post Office 109 E Central 1918 Public Miami Record-Herald. First day of business May 20.
Savings & Loan Building 8 E Central 1918 Misc AKA the Cardin Building
The Hub Clothing Co. 4 N Main 1918 Retail IN 1918, Hub purchased McBrian & Smith clothing store
Commerce Building. Hotel Kenoyer, Main Hotel, St. James Hotel 103 E Central 1918 Building
Miami Hotel 39 N Main 1918 Building
Miner's Exchange Building, aka Robinson Building 40 N Main 1918 Building
Ringham Realty 12 S Main 1918 Services Miami Daily Record-Herald.
Skydome Theater Unknown 1918 Theater Miami Daily Record-Herald. Opened April 1.
Renfrow mining and Royalty Co. Central and NE A 1918 Services Miami Daily Record-Herald.
Oklahoma Land Co. 2 S Main 1918 Services Miami Herald-Record. E.D. Ballard. 2 1/2 S Main
Robinson-Coleman Building 28 NE A 1918 Building Miami Record-Herald.
T.L. Robinson Building 105 N Main 1918 Building Miami Record-Herald. Never actually existed, mentioning it here for historical purchases. After the original MEB burned in late 1917, Robinson abandoned plans for this in favor of the 6 story new MEB across Main from the Hotel Miami. To have adjoined the Business Men's League building, the former courthouse.
C.W. Morgan 11 S Main 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald. Had an ad selling generators for farms.
Doan's Miami Metal Works SE 2nd 1918 Services Miami Record-Herald.
The Fair Store 23 S Main 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald.
New Airdome S 1st 1918 Theater Miami Record-Herald. Seating capacity of 1,000, canvas roof! Evidently a permanent tent of some sort? Opened April 1.
Anderson Motor Co. SE A 1918 Auto Sales Miami Record-Herald. Maxwell dealer.
Record-Herald Printery 16 E Central 1918 Services Miami Record-Herald.
T.D. Robinson Building N Main 1918 Building Miami Record-Herald. 50 x 120, garage on ground floor, two stories.
Miller-King Lumber Co. 307 S Main 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald.
Ottawa Motor Sales Co. W Central 1918 Auto Sales Miami Record-Herald.
Lambard Motor Co. 10 SE A 1918 Auto Repair Miami Record-Herald.
Bohart Hardware Co. 104 S Main 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald.
C.W. Morgan SE B and 3rd 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald. Moved here by August.
Burnett's Variety Store 11 N Main 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald. Bankruptcy sale in 1919.
Hunt-Cole Hardware Co. Main St 1918 Retail Miami Record-Herald. Reorganized as Hunt Hardware in 1919.
Palace Electric Shoe Shop 19 S Main 1918 Retail, Services Miami Record-Herald. Shoe Repair also.
Pioneer Abstract Co. 3 N Main 1918 Services Miami Record-Herald.
F.E. Dickerson & Co. 4 S Main 1918 Services Miami Record-Herald. Bought out Butler. Insurance, loans.
Hotel Miami 29 N Main 1918 Hotel Grand opening June 4, 1918
Golden Rule Store 22 S Main 1918 Retail Record-Herald. Clothing store
M.B. Pickler 113 N Main 1919 Retail Miami Record-Herald.
C.W. Morgan 115 N Main 1919 Retail Miami Record-Herald. Sold generators. And moved around a lot.
Commerce Welding of Miami 210 S Main 1919 Services Miami Record-Herald.
Carselowey Loans 9 S Main 1919 Services Miami Record-Herald. 9 1/2. C.V. Carselowey.
R. Nesbitt Monuments S Main 1919 Retail, Services Miami Record-Herald. "South Main and Frisco tracks" Probably 607
Toliver Motor Co. 125 N Main 1919 Auto Sales Miami Record-Herald. Overland dealer
Miami Wholesale Grocery Co. E Central 1919 Wholesale Miami Record-Herald.
Standard Oil Co. Unknown 1919 Filling Station Miami Record-Herald. Mentioned in a robbery
C.E. Dykes Jewelers 114 S Main 1919 Retail, Services Miami Record-Herald. Dykes worked for T.G. Allen for ten years.
Miami Cigar Factory 31 NE A 1919 Manufacturer Miami Record-Herald. In 1920, announced that it would move to the Simpson building, E Central and C.
A.G. Stone Furniture 13 S Main 1919 Retail Miami Record-Herald. Moved here after fire destroyed shop at 107 S Main
American Billiard Hall 23 N Main 1919 Misc Miami Record-Herald.
Miami Billiard and Pool Hall 106 S Main 1919 Misc City guide
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