Henry J. Neils papers, 1911-2005

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Henry J. Neils papers, 1911-2005

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Correspondence; family newsletters; clippings; greeting cards; and business interests of Henry J. Neils, a Minneapolis businessman associated with the Flour City Ornamental Iron Company, the J. Neils Company, Alumacraft Boats, General Bronze Company, and Champion Motors.

4.2 cubic feet (4 boxes).

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Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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