Peavey Company
F.H. Peavey & Company was established at Sioux City, Iowa, in 1874 by Frank H. Peavey. Minneapolis became headquarters of the firm in 1884. The name of the business was changed to Peavey Company in 1962. The firm went public in 1973 and, in 1982, was acquired by ConAgra, Inc.
From the guide to the Records., 1870-1984., (Minnesota Historical Society)
The Peavey Company was founded in Sioux City, Iowa in 1874 by Frank H. Peavey. In 1884 he moved his business to Minneapolis and incorporated it in 1906. The firm began as a grain-storage company but in 1928 expanded into flour milling with the purchase of the Van Dusen & Harrington Company, producer of flour under the "King Midas" trademark. In 1954, Peavey acquired the Minneapolis-based Russell-Miller Milling Company and merged all of their flour milling operations under the name Peavey Company Flour Mills in 1963.
From the guide to the Peavey elevators collection, 1901-1957, (University of Minnesota Libraries. Northwest Architectural Archives, Manuscripts Division [naa])
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| Feed industry |
| Flour and feed trade |
| Flour industry |
| Grain |
| Grain elevators |
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| Grain trade |
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Active 1870
Active 1984
