- F. W. Docter - general blacksmithing and horse shoeing; new wagons and wagons repaired; listed as Main Avenue (or Montgomery Pike) and Smith Road (1914-16) and Smith Road and C.L.&N.Ry. (1919). (Since this is the same location of Thos. Howard, Jr.'s shop in 1911-12, it appears that Docter may have bought out Mr. Howard's business.)
- Frank Gerde - horseshoer; 4920 Montgomery Pike (1909-10)
- Heiselmann & Ruschmann - blacksmiths; s.w.c. Madison Road and Edwards Road (1909-10); by 1911, Frank F. Heiselmann appears to be the sole owner with the address 2683 Madison Road.
- Thos. Howard, Jr. - blacksmith shop; corner of Montgomery Pike and Smith Road. (1911-12) (Since this is the same location as Jacob Risch's shop in 1909-10, it appears that Howard acquired Risch's business. By 1914, F. W. Doctor appears to have bought the shop.)
- August H. Kamphake - blacksmith & horseshoer; s.e.c. Reading Road and Sherman Avenue; Phone: Elm 3736 (1909-10,1914)
- P. Menefee Company - blacksmith; 2242 Harris Avenue (1909-10)
- Jacob Risch - blacksmith & horseshoer; Smith Road and Montgomery Pike (1909-10)
- W. L. Scott - horse shoer; Hopkins, west of Main (1896)
- Frank M. Truax - blacksmith; 2218 Harris Avenue (1915-16); 2214 Harris Avenue (home address—possibly work address, too) (1920); also, see [wagonmakers]
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