PULS, Alfred - Revision history

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	PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). In January 1968, the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The commentary, written in response to an action of the Dubuque City Council, launched the writer on a widely recognized life of editorial comment on a variety of topics including the [[VIETNAM WAR]] and legalized bingo.		PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). In January 1968, the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The commentary, written in response to an action of the Dubuque City Council, launched the writer on a widely recognized life of editorial comment on a variety of topics including the [[VIETNAM WAR]] and legalized bingo.

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	PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). In January 1968, the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The commentary, written in response to an action of the Dubuque City Council, launched the writer on a widely recognized life of editorial comment on a variety of topics including the [[VIETNAM WAR]] and legalized bingo.		PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). In January 1968, the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The commentary, written in response to an action of the Dubuque City Council, launched the writer on a widely recognized life of editorial comment on a variety of topics including the [[VIETNAM WAR]] and legalized bingo.

	A salesman for 44 years at [[~~BUETTEL~~ BROTHERS COMPANY]] in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.		A salesman for 44 years at [[BUETTELL BROTHERS COMPANY]] in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.

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Randylyon at 17:48, 20 March 2020

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	PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). In January 1968, the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The commentary, written in response to an action of the Dubuque City Council, launched the writer on a widely recognized life of editorial comment on a variety of topics including the [[VIETNAM WAR]] and legalized bingo.		PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). In January 1968, the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The commentary, written in response to an action of the Dubuque City Council, launched the writer on a widely recognized life of editorial comment on a variety of topics including the [[VIETNAM WAR]] and legalized bingo.

	A salesman for 44 years at ~~Buettel Brothers~~ in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.		A salesman for 44 years at [[BUETTEL BROTHERS COMPANY]] in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.

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Randylyon at 18:32, 9 August 2018

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	PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991)~~. Poet and Dubuque County's oldest citizen~~. In January 1968, the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The commentary, written in response to an action of the Dubuque City Council, launched the writer on a widely recognized life of editorial comment on a variety of topics including the [[VIETNAM WAR]] and legalized bingo.		PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). In January 1968, the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The commentary, written in response to an action of the Dubuque City Council, launched the writer on a widely recognized life of editorial comment on a variety of topics including the [[VIETNAM WAR]] and legalized bingo.

	A salesman for 44 years at Buettel Brothers in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.		A salesman for 44 years at Buettel Brothers in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.

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Randylyon at 01:48, 23 March 2010

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	A salesman for 44 years at Buettel Brothers in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.		A salesman for 44 years at Buettel Brothers in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.

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Randylyon at 04:45, 24 December 2008

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	A salesman for 44 years at Buettel Brothers in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.		A salesman for 44 years at Buettel Brothers in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.

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Randylyon: New page: PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). Poet and Dubuque County's oldest citizen. In January 1968, the TELEGRAPH HERALD published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The co...

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New page: PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). Poet and Dubuque County's oldest citizen. In January 1968, the TELEGRAPH HERALD published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The co...

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PULS, Alfred. (Mar. 2, 1883--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 11, 1991). Poet and Dubuque County's oldest citizen. In January 1968, the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] published Puls' "Sidewalks of Dubuque." The commentary, written in response to an action of the Dubuque City Council, launched the writer on a widely recognized life of editorial comment on a variety of topics including the [[VIETNAM WAR]] and legalized bingo.

A salesman for 44 years at Buettel Brothers in Dubuque, Puls held membership in the Masonic Lodge for 77 years and the United Commercial Travelers business association for 67 years.