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1. blog.municibid.com › fascinating-items-sold-inFascinating Items Sold in Ohio Government Auctions

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   Sep 18, 2023 · 2009 Grasshopper 723K Zero Turn M ower. Sold Price: $1,550. The City of Munroe Falls sold a 2009 Grasshopper zero turn mower for a little less than $2,000. Like typical government surplus, the item is sold as is. Always take time to inspect before buying.

2. yourvoiceohio.org › the-past-present-and-future-ofThe past, present, and future of Ohio’s economy

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   Jun 22, 2018 · In per capita income, Ohio ranked nineteenth in the nation, with residents earning $28,400 each. In April 2018, Ohio’s unemployment rate was recorded at 4.3 percent, compared to 5.1 percent a year ago. The national rate for April 2018 was 3.9 percent. Ohio employment peaked in 2000 with a little over 5.6 million jobs.

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   How many shopping centers did Dayton have in the 1950s?

   • From 1950 to 1958, Dayton’s suburbs built ten shopping centers, a dramatic increase from its prior years. Between 1948 and 1954, Dayton’s retail sales increased by only 6.1 percent while suburban sales increased by 56.3 percent. [29]

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   What was the economic impact of the Dayton Arcade?

   • From 1945 to 1958, total real income in the Dayton area increased by 50%. Montgomery County’s per capita income of $2,600 outpaced both the state of Ohio ($2,225) and the nation ($2,027). [4] The Arcade reaped the benefits of the economic success brought by Dayton’s strong manufacturing sector.

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   What happened to downtown Dayton in the 1950s?

   • In the 1950s, the downtown remained a popular and thriving commercial destination. From 1945 to the late-1950s and early-1960s, the cultural appeal of the downtown area remained strong. The bulk of Daytonians still lived close to the city’s center and, as a result, downtown remained a critical commercial center.

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4. cuyahogafallshistory.com › 2013 › 10Lawson’s, A Cuyahoga Falls Original

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   Oct 8, 2013 · In 1939, a dairy owner named James Lawson started a store at his Broad Boulevard dairy plant in Cuyahoga Falls to sell his milk. The Lawson’s Milk Company grew to a chain of stores, primarily in Ohio. Lawson was bought out by Consolidated Foods in 1959.

5. ohio.org › travel-inspiration › articlesMade In Ohio: 5 Companies You Didn’t Know Were Based in Ohio

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   Apr 23, 2018 · Airstream. Perhaps the most iconic and recognizable travel trailer brand, with its typical chrome shell and signature round shape, Airstream is headquartered and manufactured in Jackson Center, Ohio as of 1952. In fact, you can even find local Columbus coffee shop, Blank Slate Coffee, serving up your next caffeine fic out of one of these ...

6. historicpittsburgh.org › islandora › objectGuide to the Records of Kaufmann's Department Store, 1868 ...

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   These items came in four accessions from 1995-2002. Acc# 2002.0158 Gift of Kaufmann's Department Store. Acc# 1998.0025 Gift of Kaufmann's Department Store. Acc# 1995.0337 Gift of Dean Six. Collection formerly known as MFF #2074. Preferred Citation. Records of Kaufmann's Department Store, 1868-2003, MSS# 371, Historical Society of Western ...

7. arcade.daytonhistoryproject.org › part-3/1945/1980Part 3: 1945-1980 | arcade

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   From 1945 to 1958, total real income in the Dayton area increased by 50%. Montgomery County’s per capita income of $2,600 outpaced both the state of Ohio ($2,225) and the nation ($2,027). [4] The Arcade reaped the benefits of the economic success brought by Dayton’s strong manufacturing sector.

8. www.bizjournals.com › columbus › newsBooze by the numbers: These were Ohio's top-selling spirits ...

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   Feb 11, 2020 · Feb 11, 2020. Updated Feb 11, 2020 3:17pm EST. Ohio liquor stores sold more than 15 million gallons of spirits in 2019. Take a look at the most popular products. Spirits sales in Ohio...