DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY - Revision history

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	DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Originally the foundry and machine shop of D. S. Cummings, the company was reorganized in 1867. The officers were D. S. Cummings, president; John George, vice-president, and [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], secretary-treasurer. The company employed twenty-seven workers of whom "three-fourths were heads of families." The company specialized in the production of threshing machines.		DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Originally the foundry and machine shop of D. S. Cummings, the company was reorganized in 1867. The officers were D. S. Cummings, president; John George, vice-president, and [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], secretary-treasurer. The company employed twenty-seven workers of whom "three-fourths were heads of families." The company specialized in the production of threshing machines.

			In February 1871, the property was purchased and operated as the [[J. L. DICKINSON & CO.]] until January 1, 1876, when the business was transferred to the [[NOVELTY IRON WORKS]].

	The 1868 '''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad''' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.		The 1868 '''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad''' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.

Randylyon at 04:17, 28 February 2020

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	DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Originally the foundry and machine shop of D. S. Cummings, the company was reorganized in 1867. The officers were D. S. Cummings, president; John George, vice-president, and [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], secretary-treasurer. The company employed twenty-seven workers of whom "three-fourths were heads of families." The company specialized in the production of threshing machines.		DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Originally the foundry and machine shop of D. S. Cummings, the company was reorganized in 1867. The officers were D. S. Cummings, president; John George, vice-president, and [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], secretary-treasurer. The company employed twenty-seven workers of whom "three-fourths were heads of families." The company specialized in the production of threshing machines.

	The 1868 ''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad'' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.		The 1868 '''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad''' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.

	The 1870-1871 ''Dubuque City Directory'' gave the address of this business as the southeast corner of 10th and Washington.		The 1870-1871 '''Dubuque City Directory''' gave the address of this business as the southeast corner of 10th and Washington.

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Randylyon at 02:58, 30 November 2015

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	DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Originally the foundry and machine shop of D. S. Cummings, the company was reorganized in 1867. The officers were D. S. Cummings, president; John George, vice-president, and [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], secretary-treasurer. The company employed twenty-seven workers of whom "three-fourths were heads of families." The company specialized in the production of threshing machines.		DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Originally the foundry and machine shop of D. S. Cummings, the company was reorganized in 1867. The officers were D. S. Cummings, president; John George, vice-president, and [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], secretary-treasurer. The company employed twenty-seven workers of whom "three-fourths were heads of families." The company specialized in the production of threshing machines.

			The 1868 ''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad'' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.

			The 1870-1871 ''Dubuque City Directory'' gave the address of this business as the southeast corner of 10th and Washington.

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	~~The 1868 ''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad'' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.~~

	~~The 1870-1871 ''Dubuque City Directory'' gave the address of this business as the southeast corner of 10th and Washington.~~

	[[Category: Agricultural Implement Dealer/Manufacturer]]		[[Category: Agricultural Implement Dealer/Manufacturer]]
	[[Category: Foundries]]		[[Category: Foundries]]

Randylyon at 02:57, 30 November 2015

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	"The Manufacturing Interest," Dubuque Daily Herald, Dec. 15, 1867, p. 4. Online: http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=jMZCAAAAIBAJ&sjid=casMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3423,6144162&dq=shot+manufacturing+dubuque&hl=en		"The Manufacturing Interest," ''Dubuque Daily Herald'', Dec. 15, 1867, p. 4. Online: http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=jMZCAAAAIBAJ&sjid=casMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3423,6144162&dq=shot+manufacturing+dubuque&hl=en

Randylyon at 19:42, 10 November 2013

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	DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Originally the foundry and machine shop of D. S. Cummings, the company was reorganized in 1867. The officers were D. S. Cummings, president; John George, vice-president, and [[KIENE, Peter ~~Jr.~~\|Peter KIENE~~, Jr.~~]], secretary-treasurer. The company employed twenty-seven workers of whom "three-fourths were heads of families." The company specialized in the production of threshing machines.		DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Originally the foundry and machine shop of D. S. Cummings, the company was reorganized in 1867. The officers were D. S. Cummings, president; John George, vice-president, and [[KIENE, Peter\|Peter KIENE]], secretary-treasurer. The company employed twenty-seven workers of whom "three-fourths were heads of families." The company specialized in the production of threshing machines.

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			"The Manufacturing Interest," Dubuque Daily Herald, Dec. 15, 1867, p. 4. Online: http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=jMZCAAAAIBAJ&sjid=casMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3423,6144162&dq=shot+manufacturing+dubuque&hl=en

Randylyon at 19:40, 10 November 2013

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	DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. The 1868 ''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad'' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.		DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Originally the foundry and machine shop of D. S. Cummings, the company was reorganized in 1867. The officers were D. S. Cummings, president; John George, vice-president, and [[KIENE, Peter Jr.\|Peter KIENE, Jr.]], secretary-treasurer. The company employed twenty-seven workers of whom "three-fourths were heads of families." The company specialized in the production of threshing machines.



			The 1868 ''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad'' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.

	The 1870-1871 ''Dubuque City Directory'' gave the address of this business as the southeast corner of 10th and Washington.		The 1870-1871 ''Dubuque City Directory'' gave the address of this business as the southeast corner of 10th and Washington.

Randylyon at 19:58, 25 January 2013

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	[[Category: Agricultural Implement Dealer/Manufacturer]]		[[Category: Agricultural Implement Dealer/Manufacturer]]
			[[Category: Foundries]]

Randylyon at 15:26, 19 April 2011

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	DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. The 1868 ''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad'' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.		DUBUQUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. The 1868 ''Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of the Dubuque & Soux (sic) City Railroad'' stated that this business was located at the corner of Washington and 10th.

	[[Category: ~~Manufacturing Company~~]]		The 1870-1871 ''Dubuque City Directory'' gave the address of this business as the southeast corner of 10th and Washington.

			[[Category: Agricultural Implement Dealer/Manufacturer]]

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[[Category: Manufacturing Company]]