CARLISLE, John B. - Revision history

Randylyon at 17:39, 20 April 2013

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	CARLISLE, John B. (Durand, WI- ). Founder, [[CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS]]. The company founded by Carlisle provides pre-press needs of publishers across the United States. Upon moving to Dubuque in 1955, Carlisle was employed at Hoermann Press, now Union Hoermann Press, and the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]] where he supervised the production division.		CARLISLE, John B. (Durand, WI- ). Founder, [[CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS]]. The company founded by Carlisle provides pre-press needs of publishers across the United States. Upon moving to Dubuque in 1955, Carlisle was employed at Hoermann Press, now Union Hoermann Press, and the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]] where he supervised the production division.

	In 1978 Carlisle purchased [[YOUNKERS ENGRAVING COMPANY]] located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in a Dubuque [[INDUSTRIAL ~~PARK~~]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.		In 1978 Carlisle purchased [[YOUNKERS ENGRAVING COMPANY]] located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in one of Dubuque's [[INDUSTRIAL PARKS]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.

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Randylyon at 17:39, 20 April 2013

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	CARLISLE, John B. (Durand, WI- ). Founder, [[CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS]]. The company founded by Carlisle provides pre-press needs of publishers across the United States. Upon moving to Dubuque in 1955, Carlisle was employed at Hoermann Press, now Union Hoermann Press, and the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]] where he supervised the production division.		CARLISLE, John B. (Durand, WI- ). Founder, [[CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS]]. The company founded by Carlisle provides pre-press needs of publishers across the United States. Upon moving to Dubuque in 1955, Carlisle was employed at Hoermann Press, now Union Hoermann Press, and the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]] where he supervised the production division.

	In 1978 Carlisle purchased [[YOUNKERS ENGRAVING COMPANY]] located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in a [[~~DUBUQUE~~ INDUSTRIAL PARK]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.		In 1978 Carlisle purchased [[YOUNKERS ENGRAVING COMPANY]] located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in a Dubuque [[INDUSTRIAL PARK]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.

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Randylyon at 17:38, 20 April 2013

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	CARLISLE, John B. (Durand, WI- ). Founder, [[CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS]]. The company founded by Carlisle provides pre-press needs of publishers across the United States. Upon moving to Dubuque in 1955, Carlisle was employed at Hoermann Press, now Union Hoermann Press, and the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]] where he supervised the production division.		CARLISLE, John B. (Durand, WI- ). Founder, [[CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS]]. The company founded by Carlisle provides pre-press needs of publishers across the United States. Upon moving to Dubuque in 1955, Carlisle was employed at Hoermann Press, now Union Hoermann Press, and the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]] where he supervised the production division.

	In 1978 Carlisle purchased ~~Younkers Engraving~~ located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in ~~one of the~~ [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL ~~PARKS~~]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.		In 1978 Carlisle purchased [[YOUNKERS ENGRAVING COMPANY]] located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in a [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARK]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.

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Randylyon at 20:17, 13 February 2010

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	In 1978 Carlisle purchased Younkers Engraving located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.		In 1978 Carlisle purchased Younkers Engraving located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.

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Randylyon at 20:14, 13 February 2010

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	CARLISLE, John B. (Durand, WI- ). Founder, [[CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS]]. The company founded by Carlisle provides pre-press needs of publishers across the United States. Upon moving to Dubuque in 1955, Carlisle was employed at Hoermann Press, now Union Hoermann Press, and the ~~William~~ C. ~~Brown Company~~ where he supervised the production division.		CARLISLE, John B. (Durand, WI- ). Founder, [[CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS]]. The company founded by Carlisle provides pre-press needs of publishers across the United States. Upon moving to Dubuque in 1955, Carlisle was employed at Hoermann Press, now Union Hoermann Press, and the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]] where he supervised the production division.

	In 1978 Carlisle purchased Younkers Engraving located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.		In 1978 Carlisle purchased Younkers Engraving located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.

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Randylyon at 02:17, 6 December 2008

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	In 1978 Carlisle purchased Younkers Engraving located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.		In 1978 Carlisle purchased Younkers Engraving located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.

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CARLISLE, John B. (Durand, WI- ). Founder, [[CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS]]. The company founded by Carlisle provides pre-press needs of publishers across the United States. Upon moving to Dubuque in 1955, Carlisle was employed at Hoermann Press, now Union Hoermann Press, and the William C. Brown Company where he supervised the production division.

In 1978 Carlisle purchased Younkers Engraving located on Central Avenue. The company, now located in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]], has grown from a staff of three including the owner to approximately one hundred with additional employees working at their homes doing microcomputer typesetting. The "work at home concept," a Carlisle invention while he worked at William C. Brown, is now widely used in the industry.