TROMBLY, Robert H. - Revision history

Randylyon at 22:22, 18 July 2024

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	TROMBLY, Robert H. (LeClaire, IA--Dubuque, IA, Mar. 23, 1923). Trombly worked his way up in the boating industry of the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] becoming a pilot and then captain of the logging steamer "Clyde." Under his command, the steamer brought logs from the northern lumber camps to the [[STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY]].		TROMBLY, Robert H. (LeClaire, IA--Dubuque, IA, Mar. 23, 1923). Trombly worked his way up in the boating industry of the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] becoming a pilot and then captain of the logging steamer "Clyde." Under his command, the steamer brought logs from the northern lumber camps to the [[STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY]].

	When the lumber company closed, Trombly entered the packet service. He joined the [[STRECKFUS STEAMBOAT LINE]] and ~~then~~ the service owned and operated by [[REYNOLDS, Joseph "Diamond Jo"\|Joseph "Diamond Jo" REYNOLDS]] as the pilot of the "J.S."		When the lumber company closed, Trombly entered the packet service. He joined the [[STRECKFUS STEAMBOAT LINE]] and when the service owned and operated by [[REYNOLDS, Joseph "Diamond Jo"\|Joseph "Diamond Jo" REYNOLDS]] opened he worked as the pilot of the "J.S."

	Trombly retired from the packet service to purchase the [[MAJESTIC ANNEX HOTEL]] in Dubuque.		Trombly retired from the packet service to purchase the [[MAJESTIC ANNEX HOTEL]] in Dubuque.

Randylyon at 17:50, 7 April 2019

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	TROMBLY, Robert H. (LeClaire, IA--Dubuque, IA, Mar. 23, 1923). Trombly worked his way up on the boating industry of the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] becoming a pilot and then captain of the logging steamer "Clyde." Under his command, the steamer brought logs from the northern lumber camps to the [[STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY]].		TROMBLY, Robert H. (LeClaire, IA--Dubuque, IA, Mar. 23, 1923). Trombly worked his way up in the boating industry of the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] becoming a pilot and then captain of the logging steamer "Clyde." Under his command, the steamer brought logs from the northern lumber camps to the [[STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY]].

	When the lumber company closed, Trombly entered the packet service. He joined the ~~Streckfus line~~ and then the service owned and operated by [[REYNOLDS, Joseph "Diamond Jo"\|Joseph "Diamond Jo" REYNOLDS]] as the pilot of the "J.S."		When the lumber company closed, Trombly entered the packet service. He joined the [[STRECKFUS STEAMBOAT LINE]] and then the service owned and operated by [[REYNOLDS, Joseph "Diamond Jo"\|Joseph "Diamond Jo" REYNOLDS]] as the pilot of the "J.S."

	Trombly retired from the packet service to purchase the [[MAJESTIC ANNEX HOTEL]] in Dubuque.		Trombly retired from the packet service to purchase the [[MAJESTIC ANNEX HOTEL]] in Dubuque.

Randylyon at 22:46, 4 March 2019

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	When the lumber company closed, Trombly entered the packet service. He joined the Streckfus line and then the service owned and operated by [[REYNOLDS, Joseph "Diamond Jo"\|Joseph "Diamond Jo" REYNOLDS]] as the pilot of the "J.S."		When the lumber company closed, Trombly entered the packet service. He joined the Streckfus line and then the service owned and operated by [[REYNOLDS, Joseph "Diamond Jo"\|Joseph "Diamond Jo" REYNOLDS]] as the pilot of the "J.S."

	Trombly retired from the packet service to purchase the ~~Majestic Annex hotel~~ in Dubuque.		Trombly retired from the packet service to purchase the [[MAJESTIC ANNEX HOTEL]] in Dubuque.

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Randylyon at 20:33, 21 December 2015

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	TROMBLY, Robert H. (LeClaire, IA--Dubuque, IA, Mar. 23, 1923). ~~Riverman.~~ Trombly worked his way up on the boating industry of the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] becoming a pilot and then captain of the logging steamer "Clyde." Under his command, the steamer brought logs from the northern lumber camps to the [[STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY]].		TROMBLY, Robert H. (LeClaire, IA--Dubuque, IA, Mar. 23, 1923). Trombly worked his way up on the boating industry of the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] becoming a pilot and then captain of the logging steamer "Clyde." Under his command, the steamer brought logs from the northern lumber camps to the [[STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY]].

	When the lumber company closed, Trombly entered the packet service. He joined the Streckfus line and then the service owned and operated by [[REYNOLDS, Joseph "Diamond Jo"\|Joseph "Diamond Jo" REYNOLDS]] as the pilot of the "J.S."		When the lumber company closed, Trombly entered the packet service. He joined the Streckfus line and then the service owned and operated by [[REYNOLDS, Joseph "Diamond Jo"\|Joseph "Diamond Jo" REYNOLDS]] as the pilot of the "J.S."
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TROMBLY, Robert H. (LeClaire, IA--Dubuque, IA, Mar. 23, 1923). Riverman. Trombly worked his way up on the boating industry of the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] becoming a pilot and then captain of the logging steamer "Clyde." Under his command, the steamer brought logs from the northern lumber camps to the [[STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY]].

When the lumber company closed, Trombly entered the packet service. He joined the Streckfus line and then the service owned and operated by [[REYNOLDS, Joseph "Diamond Jo"|Joseph "Diamond Jo" REYNOLDS]] as the pilot of the "J.S."

Trombly retired from the packet service to purchase the Majestic Annex hotel in Dubuque.

[[Category: Business Leader]]