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Textile Masters Association
Association founded to support textile masters’ interests.
Textile Masters Journal
Journal issued by Jewish textile masters in 1928.
Merchants Association
Organization representing merchants and smaller industrialists.
Bialystok office
Office of the central organization in Bialystok.
Economic Council
Council involving artisans, small retailers, and merchants.
Textile industry
Textile industry heading introducing the following section.
Zamienhof Street
Street where a butchers’ union later established its own premises.
Madam Pristar
Person who campaigned against kosher slaughter from 1936.
Zabludowe
Town with five leather factories.
Bialystok Voivodeship
Administrative region containing named leather-industry towns.
Retailers Association
Association founded at the end of 1927 and later moved to Kupietzka 27.
27 Kupietzka Street
Larger premises occupied by the Retailers Association.
M. Kviatovich
Was chairman of the Retailers Association until 1938.
Jewish Craftsmen Society PNR Bialystok
A Jewish craftsmen society officially legalized under this name in Bialystok.
J. Plonsky
A vice-chair associated with the craftsmen association.
Bialystok Craftsmen Association
The craftsmen association had 1,653 enrolled members in 1933.
Butchers Association
A butchers association described as founded, though the date is missing.
17 Kościuszko Street
Address of the Municipal Credit Society.
Bielsk
A town listed among settlements involved in Jewish educational and social activism.
Grodno Governorate
Region containing leather manufacturers before World War I.
Merchants’ Union
Union that refused to accept butchers as a section.
Craftsmen’s Union
Union that refused to accept butchers as a section.
Sokolke
Town with four leather factories.
Bialystok Large Industrial Association
Association that established a wood-industry section in 1927.
Jacob Cohen
Led the food-colonial branch of the Retailers Association.
Tzvi Wieder
Initiator of the craftsmen society.
Colonial Bank, or Merchants' Colonial Bank
A bank founded by members of the merchants' union.
B. Floimenbaum
Became director of the People's Cooperative Bank in August 1929.
Jewish Interest-Free Loan Fund
Legal name adopted by the relief committee in January 1928.
Jewish Credit Society
Founded in 1901 to provide smaller loans to members.
Municipal Credit Society
Founded in 1907 and resumed work in January 1921.
Trade and Industry Bank
A bank at 12 Kościuszko Street, founded in 1910.
Cultural and Social Life
A heading introducing cultural and social life material.
Our Mirror
A weekly family journal.
Bialystoker Express
A publication named in the cultural-life section.
Our Newspaper
A publication named in the cultural-life section.