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Randylyon at 01:45, 29 November 2023

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	KLAUER, Jacob. (Dubuque, IA, 1876--Cassville, WI, June 11, 1946). The son of ~~[[KLAUER,~~ Jacob~~\|Jacob KLAUER]]~~ and his life Catherine, Jacob and his family moved to Marcus, Iowa. There he learned the printing trade working on the ''Remsen Bell''. He later became a linotype operator for the ''Dubuque Herald''.		KLAUER, Jacob. (Dubuque, IA, 1876--Cassville, WI, June 11, 1946). The son of Jacob Klauer and his life Catherine, Jacob and his family moved to Marcus, Iowa. There he learned the printing trade working on the ''Remsen Bell''. He later became a linotype operator for the ''Dubuque Herald''.

	Klauer moved to Cassville, Wisconsin where he founded the ''Cassville Record.'' He operated this for about twenty-five years. He was later employed by a newspaper publisher in Lancaster, Wisconsin.		Klauer moved to Cassville, Wisconsin where he founded the ''Cassville Record.'' He operated this for about twenty-five years. He was later employed by a newspaper publisher in Lancaster, Wisconsin.

Randylyon at 01:41, 29 November 2023

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	KLAUER, Jacob. (Dubuque, IA, 1876--Cassville, WI, June 11, 1946). The son of Jacob and Catherine ~~Klauer~~, Jacob and his family moved to Marcus, Iowa ~~where~~ he learned the printing trade working on the ''Remsen Bell''. He later became a linotype operator for the ''Dubuque Herald''.		KLAUER, Jacob. (Dubuque, IA, 1876--Cassville, WI, June 11, 1946). The son of [[KLAUER, Jacob\|Jacob KLAUER]] and his life Catherine, Jacob and his family moved to Marcus, Iowa. There he learned the printing trade working on the ''Remsen Bell''. He later became a linotype operator for the ''Dubuque Herald''.

	Klauer moved to Cassville where he founded the ''Cassville Record'' ~~which he~~ operated for about twenty-five years. He was later employed by a newspaper publisher in Lancaster.		Klauer moved to Cassville, Wisconsin where he founded the ''Cassville Record.'' He operated this for about twenty-five years. He was later employed by a newspaper publisher in Lancaster, Wisconsin.

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Randylyon at 23:09, 27 March 2019

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	KLAUER, Jacob. (Dubuque, IA, 1876--Cassville, WI, June 11, 1946). The son of Jacob and Catherine Klauer, Jacob and his family moved to Marcus, Iowa where he learned the printing trade working on the ''Remsen Bell''. He later became a linotype operator for the ''Dubuque Herald''.		KLAUER, Jacob. (Dubuque, IA, 1876--Cassville, WI, June 11, 1946). The son of Jacob and Catherine Klauer, Jacob and his family moved to Marcus, Iowa where he learned the printing trade working on the ''Remsen Bell''. He later became a linotype operator for the ''Dubuque Herald''.

	Klauer moved to Cassville where he founded the ''Cassville Record'' which he operated for about twenty-five years. He was later employed by a newspaper in Lancaster.		Klauer moved to Cassville where he founded the ''Cassville Record'' which he operated for about twenty-five years. He was later employed by a newspaper publisher in Lancaster.

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Randylyon at 17:24, 20 December 2015

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	KLAUER, Jacob. (Dubuque, IA, 1876--Cassville, WI, June 11, 1946). The son of Jacob and Catherine Klauer, Jacob and his family moved to Marcus, Iowa where he learned the printing trade working on the ''Remsen Bell''. He later became a linotype operator for the ''Dubuque Herald''.		KLAUER, Jacob. (Dubuque, IA, 1876--Cassville, WI, June 11, 1946). The son of Jacob and Catherine Klauer, Jacob and his family moved to Marcus, Iowa where he learned the printing trade working on the ''Remsen Bell''. He later became a linotype operator for the ''Dubuque Herald''.

	Klauer moved to Cassville where he founded the Cassville Record which he operated for about twenty-five years. He was later employed by a newspaper in Lancaster.		Klauer moved to Cassville where he founded the ''Cassville Record'' which he operated for about twenty-five years. He was later employed by a newspaper in Lancaster.

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	Obituaries. Telegraph Herald, June 11, 1946, p. 12		Obituaries. ''Telegraph Herald'', June 11, 1946, p. 12

	[[Category: Business Leader]]		[[Category: Business Leader]]

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	Obituaries. Telegraph Herald, June 11, 1946, p. 12		Obituaries. Telegraph Herald, June 11, 1946, p. 12

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KLAUER, Jacob. (Dubuque, IA, 1876--Cassville, WI, June 11, 1946). The son of Jacob and Catherine Klauer, Jacob and his family moved to Marcus, Iowa where he learned the printing trade working on the ''Remsen Bell''. He later became a linotype operator for the ''Dubuque Herald''.

Klauer moved to Cassville where he founded the Cassville Record which he operated for about twenty-five years. He was later employed by a newspaper in Lancaster.

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Obituaries. Telegraph Herald, June 11, 1946, p. 12