DUBUQUE STONE PRODUCTS COMPANY - Revision history

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	DUBUQUE STONE PRODUCTS COMPANY. Established in 1926, Dubuque Stone Products Company one year later was processing 2,000 tons of stone daily. The quarry and plant were located near the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] at a point directly opposite the Illinois-Wisconsin state boundary line. Both ~~benefited~~ from being ~~along~~ the [[CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL RAILROAD]] tracks and on the Mississippi Warrior Barge Line. A switching agreement in 1927 was also reached with the [[CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD]] and the [[CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD]]. (1)		DUBUQUE STONE PRODUCTS COMPANY. Established in 1926, Dubuque Stone Products Company one year later was processing 2,000 tons of stone daily. The quarry and plant were located near the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] at a point directly opposite the Illinois-Wisconsin state boundary line. Both the quarry and plant benefitted from being located near the [[CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL RAILROAD]] tracks and on the Mississippi Warrior Barge Line. A switching agreement in 1927 was also reached with the [[CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD]] and the [[CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD]]. (1)

	Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)		Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)

	Officials of the company included [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)		Dubuque Stone Products was part of [][SPAHN AND ROSE LUMBER COMPANY]] from 1928 until 1976 when it was split off to form a separate division. (3) Officials of the company included [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (4) In 1981 Dubuque Stone Products was negotiating the sale of itself, its Tri-State Paving division, and a half-interest in Ready-Mix Concrete of Dubuque. (5)

	In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving ~~Division of Dubuque Stone Products~~ Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)		In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (6)

	The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 '''Dubuque City Directory'''.		The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 '''Dubuque City Directory'''.
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	2. Ibid.		2. Ibid.

	3. ~~Ibid~~.		3. "Materials Supplier May be Sold," Telegraph Herald, April 5, 1981, p. 19

	4. "Mulgrew Blacktop Sells Asphalt Business," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 25, 1978, p. 20		4. Ibid,

			5. "Mulgrew Blacktop Sells Asphalt Business," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 25, 1978, p. 20

	"Chronology" ''Telegraph Herald'', 1979 p. 15D		"Chronology" ''Telegraph Herald'', 1979 p. 15D

Randylyon at 16:23, 22 July 2025

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	Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)		Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)

	Officials of the company included [[ROSE,George ~~Deforest~~ "Bud"\|George ~~Deforest~~ "Bud" ROSE]], president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)		Officials of the company included [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)

	In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)		In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)

Randylyon at 16:22, 22 July 2025

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	Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)		Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)

	Officials of the company included [[ROSE, George Deforest "Bud"\|George Deforest "Bud" ROSE]], president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)		Officials of the company included [[ROSE,George Deforest "Bud"\|George Deforest "Bud" ROSE]], president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)

	In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)		In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)

Randylyon at 16:21, 22 July 2025

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	Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)		Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)

	Officials of the company included [[ROSE, George D.\|George D. ROSE]], president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)		Officials of the company included [[ROSE, George Deforest "Bud"\|George Deforest "Bud" ROSE]], president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)

	In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)		In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)

Randylyon at 16:20, 22 July 2025

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	Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)		Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)

	Officials of the company included G. D. ~~Rose~~, president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)		Officials of the company included [[ROSE, George D.\|George D. ROSE]], president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)

	In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)		In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)

Randylyon at 17:23, 3 July 2022

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	Officials of the company included G. D. Rose, president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)		Officials of the company included G. D. Rose, president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)

	In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE ~~EXCAVATING AND BLACKTOPPING~~]]. (4)		In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE COMPANIES]]. (4)

	The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 '''Dubuque City Directory'''.		The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 '''Dubuque City Directory'''.

Randylyon at 01:07, 26 August 2019

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	DUBUQUE STONE PRODUCTS COMPANY. Established in 1926, Dubuque Stone Products Company one year later was processing 2,000 tons of stone daily. The quarry and plant were located near the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] at a point directly opposite the Illinois-Wisconsin state boundary line. Both benefited from being along the [[CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL RAILROAD]] tracks and on the Mississippi Warrior Barge Line. A switching agreement in 1927 was also reached with the [[CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD]] and the [[CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD]]. (1)		DUBUQUE STONE PRODUCTS COMPANY. Established in 1926, Dubuque Stone Products Company one year later was processing 2,000 tons of stone daily. The quarry and plant were located near the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] at a point directly opposite the Illinois-Wisconsin state boundary line. Both benefited from being along the [[CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL RAILROAD]] tracks and on the Mississippi Warrior Barge Line. A switching agreement in 1927 was also reached with the [[CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD]] and the [[CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD]]. (1)

	Stone ~~was~~ the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)		Stone from the quarry in addition to being used in the Dubuque area was shipped to parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin for use in road construction, foundry flux, building construction, rip rap along streams, and for agricultural purposes. (2)

	Officials of the company included G. D. Rose, president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)		Officials of the company included G. D. Rose, president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)
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	In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE EXCAVATING AND BLACKTOPPING]]. (4)		In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE EXCAVATING AND BLACKTOPPING]]. (4)

	The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 ''Dubuque City Directory''.		The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 '''Dubuque City Directory'''.

	In 1941 the company was located at 504 Garfield.		In 1941 the company was located at 504 Garfield.

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	In 1941 the company was located at 504 Garfield.		In 1941 the company was located at 504 Garfield.

	The 1942 ''Dubuque Classified Business Directory'' listed 2900 Rhomberg and 504 Garfield.		The 1942 '''Dubuque Classified Business Directory''' listed 2900 Rhomberg and 504 Garfield.

	The 1948 ''Dubuque Classified Business Directory'' listed 420 Garfield.		The 1948 '''Dubuque Classified Business Directory''' listed 420 Garfield.

	The 1957 through 1980 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 504 Garfield.		The 1957 through 1980 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed 504 Garfield.

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Randylyon at 01:28, 30 April 2018

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	Officials of the company included G. D. Rose, president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)		Officials of the company included G. D. Rose, president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)

	In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed ~~its business~~, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE EXCAVATING AND BLACKTOPPING]]. (4)		In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE EXCAVATING AND BLACKTOPPING]]. (4)

	The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 ''Dubuque City Directory''.		The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 ''Dubuque City Directory''.

Randylyon at 01:14, 30 April 2018

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	Officials of the company included G. D. Rose, president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)		Officials of the company included G. D. Rose, president; Paul M. Nauman, secretary-treasurer and general manager; and H. R. Manahl, superintendent. (3)

	In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed its business, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE EXCAVATING ~~COMPANY~~]]. (4)		In 1976 when Mulgrew Blacktop Inc. closed its business, the asphalt business in Dubuque was reduced from three down to the Tri-State Paving Division of Dubuque Stone Products Company and [[TSCHIGGFRIE EXCAVATING AND BLACKTOPPING]]. (4)

	The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 ''Dubuque City Directory''.		The company was listed at 2900 Rhomberg in the 1929 and 1934 ''Dubuque City Directory''.
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	3. Ibid.		3. Ibid.

	4. "Mulgrew Blacktop Sells Asphalt Business," ''Telegraph-Herald'', June 25, 1978, p. 20		4. "Mulgrew Blacktop Sells Asphalt Business," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 25, 1978, p. 20

	"Chronology" ''Telegraph Herald'', 1979 p. 15D		"Chronology" ''Telegraph Herald'', 1979 p. 15D