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Akron City Directory, 1902, 1902

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1INTRODUCTORY
3With increased pride in our work we herewith present the 25th volume of the Akron City Directory, believing that it will be found to be the best publication of its kind ever put forth—full, complete and up-to-date
5Directory making, like every other business, is constantly improving, and the publishers of this work have not lost sight of that fact, but have taken advantage of every appliance and facility that could be brought to bear to make the Akron City Directory what it should be—a credit to the city
7The first 32 pages are devoted to useful miscellaneous information relating to the city and county in general. Following this department (pages 33 to 142) is presented our special Street Directory, which is too well known and appreciated to need a description here
9Pages 143 to 854 contain an alphabetically arranged Directory of all the inhabitants of the city fifteen years of age and upwards, this department occupies 42 pages more than in our last issue and shows a marked gain during the past year. Then follows our Classified Business Directory, complete and authentic, the whole being supplemented by a directory of the inhabitants of the City of Barberton and the Village of Cuyahoga Falls, respectively
11This volume goes forth among its patrons with the appreciation and thanks of the publishers for the support and encouragement accorded the enterprise
13The next volume will be issued in June, 1903
15Respectfully,
16THE BURCH DIRECTORY CO
18June, 1902

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