STRELESKY, John Joseph - Revision history

Randylyon at 02:36, 24 January 2022

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	[[Image:strelesky.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Kathryn Lightcap]]STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the [[EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in December 1909 to open a branch of the home plant in Dubuque.		[[Image:strelesky.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Kathryn Lightcap]]STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the [[EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in December 1909 to open a branch of the home plant in Dubuque.

Randylyon at 19:17, 1 November 2011

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	[[Image:strelesky.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Kathryn Lightcap]]STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the [[EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in December 1909 to open a branch of the home plant in Dubuque.		[[Image:strelesky.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Kathryn Lightcap]]STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the [[EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in December 1909 to open a branch of the home plant in Dubuque.

	Although the Dubuque company had a large trade in the West, it had hopes of enlarging their business and avoid expensive freight charges. The firm did not buy hides or furs it made into lap robes and garments. By avoiding this part of the business, the company dealt directly with the customers. Farmers, stock growers or hunters brought their hides to the ~~Edes~~ company to be tanned or dressed and made into fur garments or lap robes. The company also mounted birds, fur animals, and animal heads.		Although the Dubuque company had a large trade in the West, it had hopes of enlarging their business and avoid expensive freight charges. The firm did not buy hides or furs it made into lap robes and garments. By avoiding this part of the business, the company dealt directly with the customers. Farmers, stock growers or hunters brought their hides to the Ede's company to be tanned or dressed and made into fur garments or lap robes. The company also mounted birds, fur animals, and animal heads.

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Randylyon at 19:17, 1 November 2011

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	Although the Dubuque company had a large trade in the West, it had hopes of enlarging their business and avoid expensive freight charges. The firm did not buy hides or furs it made into lap robes and garments. By avoiding this part of the business, the company dealt directly with the customers. Farmers, stock growers or hunters brought their hides to the Edes company to be tanned or dressed and made into fur garments or lap robes. The company also mounted birds, fur animals, and animal heads.		Although the Dubuque company had a large trade in the West, it had hopes of enlarging their business and avoid expensive freight charges. The firm did not buy hides or furs it made into lap robes and garments. By avoiding this part of the business, the company dealt directly with the customers. Farmers, stock growers or hunters brought their hides to the Edes company to be tanned or dressed and made into fur garments or lap robes. The company also mounted birds, fur animals, and animal heads.

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

Randylyon at 19:17, 1 November 2011

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	STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the [[EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in December 1909 to open a branch of the home plant in Dubuque.		[[Image:strelesky.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Kathryn Lightcap]]STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the [[EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in December 1909 to open a branch of the home plant in Dubuque.

	Although the Dubuque company had a large trade in the West, it had hopes of enlarging their business and avoid expensive freight charges. The firm did not buy hides or furs it made into lap robes and garments. By avoiding this part of the business, the company dealt directly with the customers. Farmers, stock growers or hunters brought their hides to the Edes company to be tanned or dressed and made into fur garments or lap robes. The company also mounted birds, fur animals, and animal heads.		Although the Dubuque company had a large trade in the West, it had hopes of enlarging their business and avoid expensive freight charges. The firm did not buy hides or furs it made into lap robes and garments. By avoiding this part of the business, the company dealt directly with the customers. Farmers, stock growers or hunters brought their hides to the Edes company to be tanned or dressed and made into fur garments or lap robes. The company also mounted birds, fur animals, and animal heads.

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

Randylyon at 19:06, 1 November 2011

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	STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the ''EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in December 1909 to open a branch of the home plant in Dubuque.		STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the [[EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in December 1909 to open a branch of the home plant in Dubuque.

	Although the Dubuque company had a large trade in the West, it had hopes of enlarging their business and avoid expensive freight charges. The firm did not buy hides or furs it made into lap robes and garments. By avoiding this part of the business, the company dealt directly with the customers. Farmers, stock growers or hunters brought their hides to the Edes company to be tanned or dressed and made into fur garments or lap robes. The company also mounted birds, fur animals, and animal heads.		Although the Dubuque company had a large trade in the West, it had hopes of enlarging their business and avoid expensive freight charges. The firm did not buy hides or furs it made into lap robes and garments. By avoiding this part of the business, the company dealt directly with the customers. Farmers, stock growers or hunters brought their hides to the Edes company to be tanned or dressed and made into fur garments or lap robes. The company also mounted birds, fur animals, and animal heads.

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

Randylyon: New page: STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the ''EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in Decemb...

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New page: STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the ''EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in Decemb...

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STRELESKY, John Joseph. (Mineral Point, WI, Feb. 1, 1881--Dubuque, IA, May 20, 1958). As an employee of the ''EDE'S ROBE TANNING COMPANY]], Strelesky arrived in Omaha, Nebraska in December 1909 to open a branch of the home plant in Dubuque.

Although the Dubuque company had a large trade in the West, it had hopes of enlarging their business and avoid expensive freight charges. The firm did not buy hides or furs it made into lap robes and garments. By avoiding this part of the business, the company dealt directly with the customers. Farmers, stock growers or hunters brought their hides to the Edes company to be tanned or dressed and made into fur garments or lap robes. The company also mounted birds, fur animals, and animal heads.

[[Category: Business Leader]]]