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	[[Image:DEMING.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming's mother brought him to Dubuque when he was nine years old. Nine years after the death of her husband, she married [[VAN DUZEE, Alonzo J.\|Alonzo VAN DUZEE]]. (1)		[[Image:DEMING.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming's mother brought him to Dubuque when he was nine years old. Nine years after the death of her husband, she married [[VAN DUZEE, Alonzo J.\|Alonzo VAN DUZEE]]. (1)
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	At the time of his death, Deming had been elected first vice-president of the [[DUBUQUE CASKET COMPANY]] for the sixtieth time. (3)		At the time of his death, Deming had been elected first vice-president of the [[DUBUQUE CASKET COMPANY]] for the sixtieth time. (3)

	Among his civic activities, Deming held the chairmanship of the board of trustees for the [[MOUNT PLEASANT HOME]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Firemen's Pension Board and the Police Pension Board. He served as a trustee of the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] and served on the board of education from 1901 to 1907 including a term as president in 1906. He held the office of vice-president for Iowa of the American Bankers Association (1893-1894) and was president of the Iowa Bankers Association (1896-1897). (4)		Among his civic activities, Deming held the chairmanship of the board of trustees for the [[MOUNT PLEASANT HOME]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Firemen's Pension Board and the Police Pension Board. He served as a trustee of the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] and served on the board of education from 1901 to 1907 including a term as president in 1906. He held the office of vice-president for Iowa of the American Bankers Association (1893-1894) and was president of the Iowa Bankers Association (1896-1897). (4)
			The history of the American Red Cross of the Tri-States began in 1916. In that year, according to a statement made in 1949 by Deming, he invited a number of friends to his office. Asking each to place a dollar on his desk, he then informed them that they were members of the Red Cross. (5)

			In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. It was in October, 1910 that Governor Beryl F. Carroll appointed him treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board. (6)

			Deming married Miss May Worthington who years later co-founded with Miss Clara Hamlin the [[DUBUQUE ACADEMY OF MUSIC]]. (7)

	In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. It was in October, 1910 that Governor Beryl F. Carroll appointed him treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board. (5)

	The history of the American Red Cross of the Tri-States began in 1916. In that year, according to a statement made in 1949 by Deming, he invited a number of friends to his office. Asking each to place a dollar on his desk, he then informed them that they were members of the Red Cross. (6)

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	6. Ibid.		6. Ibid.

			7. "Mrs. Groff Dies at 95," ''Telegraph Herald,'' February 10, 1953, p. 14

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	[[Image:DEMING.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming's mother brought him to Dubuque when he was nine years old. Nine years after the death of her husband she married [[VAN DUZEE, Alonzo J.\|Alonzo VAN DUZEE]]. (1)		[[Image:DEMING.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming's mother brought him to Dubuque when he was nine years old. Nine years after the death of her husband, she married [[VAN DUZEE, Alonzo J.\|Alonzo VAN DUZEE]]. (1)

	Demings' banking career began in 1876 when he dropped out of high school to work at a messenger for [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]]. It ended in 1932 when he retired as president of the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote '''Moving the Waters''' (1909), '''The Stake''' (1912), and many short stories. (2)		Demings' banking career began in 1876 when he dropped out of high school to work at a messenger for [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]]. It ended in 1932 when he retired as president of the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote '''Moving the Waters''' (1909), '''The Stake''' (1912), and many short stories. (2)
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	Among his civic activities, Deming held the chairmanship of the board of trustees for the [[MOUNT PLEASANT HOME]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Firemen's Pension Board and the Police Pension Board. He served as a trustee of the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] and served on the board of education from 1901 to 1907 including a term as president in 1906. He held the office of vice-president for Iowa of the American Bankers Association (1893-1894) and was president of the Iowa Bankers Association (1896-1897). (4)		Among his civic activities, Deming held the chairmanship of the board of trustees for the [[MOUNT PLEASANT HOME]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Firemen's Pension Board and the Police Pension Board. He served as a trustee of the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] and served on the board of education from 1901 to 1907 including a term as president in 1906. He held the office of vice-president for Iowa of the American Bankers Association (1893-1894) and was president of the Iowa Bankers Association (1896-1897). (4)

	In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. It was in October, 1910 that Governor Beryl F. Carroll appointed ~~[[DEMING, Judson Keith\|Judson Keith DEMING]]~~ treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board. (5)		In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. It was in October, 1910 that Governor Beryl F. Carroll appointed him treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board. (5)

	The history of the American Red Cross of the Tri-States began in 1916. In that year, according to statement made in 1949 by Deming, he invited a number of friends to his office. Asking each to place a dollar on his desk, he then informed them that they were members of the Red Cross. (6)		The history of the American Red Cross of the Tri-States began in 1916. In that year, according to a statement made in 1949 by Deming, he invited a number of friends to his office. Asking each to place a dollar on his desk, he then informed them that they were members of the Red Cross. (6)

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	[[Image:DEMING.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming's mother brought him to Dubuque when he was nine years old. Nine years after the death of her husband she married [[VAN DUZEE, Alonzo J.\|Alonzo VAN DUZEE]].		[[Image:DEMING.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming's mother brought him to Dubuque when he was nine years old. Nine years after the death of her husband she married [[VAN DUZEE, Alonzo J.\|Alonzo VAN DUZEE]]. (1)

	Demings' banking career began in 1876 when he dropped out of high school to work at a messenger for [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]]. It ended in 1932 when he retired as president of the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote '''Moving the Waters''' (1909), '''The Stake''' (1912), and many short stories.		Demings' banking career began in 1876 when he dropped out of high school to work at a messenger for [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]]. It ended in 1932 when he retired as president of the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote '''Moving the Waters''' (1909), '''The Stake''' (1912), and many short stories. (2)

	At the time of his death, Deming had been elected first vice-president of the [[DUBUQUE CASKET COMPANY]] for the sixtieth time.		At the time of his death, Deming had been elected first vice-president of the [[DUBUQUE CASKET COMPANY]] for the sixtieth time. (3)

	Among his civic activities, Deming held the chairmanship of the board of trustees for the [[MOUNT PLEASANT HOME]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Firemen's Pension Board and the Police Pension Board. He served as a trustee of the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] and served on the board of education from 1901 to 1907 including a term as president in 1906. He held the office of vice-president for Iowa of the American Bankers Association (1893-1894) and was president of the Iowa Bankers Association (1896-1897).		Among his civic activities, Deming held the chairmanship of the board of trustees for the [[MOUNT PLEASANT HOME]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Firemen's Pension Board and the Police Pension Board. He served as a trustee of the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] and served on the board of education from 1901 to 1907 including a term as president in 1906. He held the office of vice-president for Iowa of the American Bankers Association (1893-1894) and was president of the Iowa Bankers Association (1896-1897). (4)

	In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. ~~He had been named~~ treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board by the ~~governor~~ of ~~Iowa~~ in ~~1910~~. In ~~1916~~, ~~during an epidemic of sickness~~ in ~~Dubuque~~, ~~Deming led the formation~~ of ~~the Dubuque County Chapter~~ of the ~~American~~ Red Cross.		In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. It was in October, 1910 that Governor Beryl F. Carroll appointed [[DEMING, Judson Keith\|Judson Keith DEMING]] treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board. (5)

			The history of the American Red Cross of the Tri-States began in 1916. In that year, according to statement made in 1949 by Deming, he invited a number of friends to his office. Asking each to place a dollar on his desk, he then informed them that they were members of the Red Cross. (6)

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	Goodspeed, Weston Arthur, '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Goodspeed Historical Association, 1911, p. 566		1. Goodspeed, Weston Arthur, '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Goodspeed Historical Association, 1911, p. 566

			2. Ibid.

			3. Ibid.

			4. Ibid.

			5. "40-Year Button to J. K. Deming," ''Telegraph-Herald'', October 2, 1949, p. 17

			6. Ibid.

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	[[Image:DEMING.~~jpg~~\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming's mother brought him to Dubuque when he was nine years old. Nine years after the death of her husband she married [[VAN DUZEE, Alonzo J.\|Alonzo VAN DUZEE]].		[[Image:DEMING.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming's mother brought him to Dubuque when he was nine years old. Nine years after the death of her husband she married [[VAN DUZEE, Alonzo J.\|Alonzo VAN DUZEE]].

	Demings' banking career began in 1876 when he dropped out of high school to work at a messenger for [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]]. It ended in 1932 when he retired as president of the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote '''Moving the Waters''' (1909), '''The Stake''' (1912), and many short stories.		Demings' banking career began in 1876 when he dropped out of high school to work at a messenger for [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]]. It ended in 1932 when he retired as president of the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote '''Moving the Waters''' (1909), '''The Stake''' (1912), and many short stories.

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	DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming ~~founded the~~ Dubuque ~~chapter of the American Red Cross~~. ~~Using~~ the ~~pseudonym~~ of ~~Jay Cady, developed from his initials~~, J. ~~K. D., Deming wrote '''Moving the Waters''' (1909), '''The Stake''' (1912), and many short stories~~.		[[Image:DEMING.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming's mother brought him to Dubuque when he was nine years old. Nine years after the death of her husband she married [[VAN DUZEE, Alonzo J.\|Alonzo VAN DUZEE]].

	~~A banker~~ for ~~many years, Deming joined the~~ [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]] ~~when it was organized in 1876~~. ~~He was elected president~~ in ~~1901 and held this office until January 1, 1926,~~ when ~~the bank was reorganized~~ as the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. ~~He served as president~~ of ~~this bank until 1932~~. At the time of his death, Deming had been elected first vice-president of the [[DUBUQUE CASKET COMPANY]] for the sixtieth time.		Demings' banking career began in 1876 when he dropped out of high school to work at a messenger for [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]]. It ended in 1932 when he retired as president of the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote '''Moving the Waters''' (1909), '''The Stake''' (1912), and many short stories.

			At the time of his death, Deming had been elected first vice-president of the [[DUBUQUE CASKET COMPANY]] for the sixtieth time.

	Among his civic activities, Deming held the chairmanship of the board of trustees for the [[MOUNT PLEASANT HOME]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Firemen's Pension Board and the Police Pension Board. He served as a trustee of the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] and served on the board of education from 1901 to 1907 including a term as president in 1906. He held the office of vice-president for Iowa of the American Bankers Association (1893-1894) and was president of the Iowa Bankers Association (1896-1897).		Among his civic activities, Deming held the chairmanship of the board of trustees for the [[MOUNT PLEASANT HOME]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Firemen's Pension Board and the Police Pension Board. He served as a trustee of the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] and served on the board of education from 1901 to 1907 including a term as president in 1906. He held the office of vice-president for Iowa of the American Bankers Association (1893-1894) and was president of the Iowa Bankers Association (1896-1897).

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	In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. He had been named treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board by the governor of Iowa in 1910. In 1916, during an epidemic of sickness in Dubuque, Deming led the formation of the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross.		In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. He had been named treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board by the governor of Iowa in 1910. In 1916, during an epidemic of sickness in Dubuque, Deming led the formation of the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross.

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	Goodspeed, Weston Arthur, '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Goodspeed Historical Association, 1911, p. 566		Goodspeed, Weston Arthur, '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Goodspeed Historical Association, 1911, p. 566

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	In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. He had been named treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board by the governor of Iowa in 1910. In 1916, during an epidemic of sickness in Dubuque, Deming led the formation of the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross.		In 1949 Deming was recognized by the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross for his forty years of service. He had been named treasurer of the first Iowa Red Cross board by the governor of Iowa in 1910. In 1916, during an epidemic of sickness in Dubuque, Deming led the formation of the Dubuque County Chapter of the American Red Cross.

			Goodspeed, Weston Arthur, '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Goodspeed Historical Association, 1911, p. 566

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	DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953)~~. Banker~~. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote ''Moving the Waters'' (1909), T''he Stake'' (1912), and many short stories.		DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote '''Moving the Waters''' (1909), '''The Stake''' (1912), and many short stories.

	A banker for many years, Deming joined the [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]] when it was organized in 1876. He was elected president in 1901 and held this office until January 1, 1926, when the bank was reorganized as the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. He served as president of this bank until 1932. At the time of his death, Deming had been elected first vice-president of the [[DUBUQUE CASKET COMPANY]] for the sixtieth time.		A banker for many years, Deming joined the [[SECOND NATIONAL BANK]] when it was organized in 1876. He was elected president in 1901 and held this office until January 1, 1926, when the bank was reorganized as the [[CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK]]. He served as president of this bank until 1932. At the time of his death, Deming had been elected first vice-president of the [[DUBUQUE CASKET COMPANY]] for the sixtieth time.

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	DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Banker. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote ''Moving the Waters'' (1909), T''he Stake'' (1912), and many short stories.		DEMING, Judson Keith. (Sheldon, VT, Sept. 18, 1858-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 21, 1953). Banker. Deming founded the Dubuque chapter of the American Red Cross. Using the pseudonym of Jay Cady, developed from his initials, J. K. D., Deming wrote ''Moving the Waters'' (1909), T''he Stake'' (1912), and many short stories.