David-Horodok
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23 nodes · Business
Radziwill's sawmill
The prince selected Nirtshe as the site for a sawmill, but the business later failed.
M. Rimar sawmill
Sawmill associated with M. Rimar in David-Horodok.
Singer
Sewing machines stored in the shop during emergencies.
Kaplinsky's pharmacy
Pharmacy marking a street corner in the town.
Wissotzky Tea
The firm owned by Kalonymus Zeev Wissotzky.
Horadchukes' sausage shops
Sausage shops operated by the Horadchukes in major Polish railway stations and cities.
David-Horodok forest merchants
Forest merchants engaged in timber commerce and material purchasing.
River people
River workers who used and operated communication vessels on the waterway.
Shops in David-Horodok
Shops that occupied an important place in David-Horodok life.
Pinsk–David-Horodok ferry communication
Ferry communication established between Pinsk and David-Horodok.
Tailors
Tailors served Christian and Jewish populations and sold goods at local fairs.
Shoemakers
Shoemakers worked mainly for Jews and somewhat for Christians.
Restaurant in Luninyets
The narrator and his brother had a restaurant in Luninyets.
Tanneries
Tanneries were among the larger businesses nationalized.
Tartak
Tartak was among the larger enterprises nationalized.
Mills
Mills were among the larger enterprises nationalized.
Unified Tannery
Three town tanneries were merged into one employing over 100 workers.
Boot Factory
A boot factory was organized at the tannery, employing over 150 shoemakers.
Tannery
A tannery nationalized by the Soviet authorities.
Kaplinski’s pharmacy
A pharmacy located beside the market.
Bergman firm
A large, extensive firm conducting substantial trade and enjoying extensive trust and credit.
Viyon ferry
Small ferry operating between David-Horodok and Nirtche.
Barge Construction Enterprise
A construction enterprise associated with barges is mentioned.