DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY - Revision history

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	DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'~~Neill~~, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and [[KAMMANN, Augustus\|Augustus KAMMANN]], treasurer in 1886. One of the early supporters of a [[WAGON BRIDGE]] and a later a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.		DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by [[O'NEILL, Bernard J.\|Bernard J. O'NEILL]], president; John MacDonald, secretary; and [[KAMMANN, Augustus\|Augustus KAMMANN]], treasurer in 1886. One of the early supporters of a [[WAGON BRIDGE]] and a later a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.

	[[ELLWANGER, William Edward, Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.		[[ELLWANGER, William Edward, Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.

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	DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and ~~A. Kammann~~, treasurer in 1886. One of the early supporters of a [[WAGON BRIDGE]] and a later a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.		DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and [[KAMMANN, Augustus\|Augustus KAMMANN]], treasurer in 1886. One of the early supporters of a [[WAGON BRIDGE]] and a later a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.

	[[ELLWANGER, William Edward, Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.		[[ELLWANGER, William Edward, Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.

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	DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and A. Kammann, treasurer in 1886. One of the early supporters of a [[WAGON BRIDGE]] and a later a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.		DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and A. Kammann, treasurer in 1886. One of the early supporters of a [[WAGON BRIDGE]] and a later a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.

	[[ELLWANGER, William Edward Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.		[[ELLWANGER, William Edward, Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.

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Randylyon at 20:19, 16 January 2017

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	DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and A. Kammann, treasurer ~~was formed~~ in 1886. One of the early supporters of a [[~~HIGH~~ BRIDGE]] and a later a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.		DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and A. Kammann, treasurer in 1886. One of the early supporters of a [[WAGON BRIDGE]] and a later a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.

	[[ELLWANGER, William Edward Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.		[[ELLWANGER, William Edward Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.

Randylyon at 01:19, 22 October 2016

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	DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and A. Kammann, treasurer was formed in 1886. One of the early supporters [[HIGH BRIDGE]] and a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.		DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and A. Kammann, treasurer was formed in 1886. One of the early supporters of a [[HIGH BRIDGE]] and a later a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.

	[[ELLWANGER, William Edward Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.		[[ELLWANGER, William Edward Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.

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	1. Kruse, Len. My Old Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa: Center for Dubuque History-Loras College, 2000, p. 102		1. Kruse, Len. '''My Old Dubuque''', Dubuque, Iowa: Center for Dubuque History-Loras College, 2000, p. 102

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Randylyon at 18:54, 3 December 2013

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	DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The ~~[[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY]]~~ organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and A. Kammann, treasurer was formed in 1886. One of the early supporters [[HIGH BRIDGE]] and a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.		DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The Dubuque High Bridge Company was organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and A. Kammann, treasurer was formed in 1886. One of the early supporters [[HIGH BRIDGE]] and a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.

	[[ELLWANGER, William Edward Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.		[[ELLWANGER, William Edward Sr.\|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.

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DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY. The [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE COMPANY]] organized by Bernard J. O'Neill, president; John MacDonald, secretary; and A. Kammann, treasurer was formed in 1886. One of the early supporters [[HIGH BRIDGE]] and a stockholder was John E. Ellwanger. Over the years, Ellwanger gradually acquired a controlling interest in the company and served as its president until his death in 1917.

[[ELLWANGER, William Edward Sr.|William Edward ELLWANGER, Sr.]] succeeded his father as company president. When the bridge commission for the [[JULIEN DUBUQUE BRIDGE]] purchased the shares of the company and took over its operation, William was asked to remain in his position due to his vast experience in bridge management and operation.

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1. Kruse, Len. My Old Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa: Center for Dubuque History-Loras College, 2000, p. 102

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