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	1. To Congress from the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association, 1904, Murphy Library, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. Online: http://murphylibrary.uwlax.edu/digital/missriver/MissRiverImprovAssn/0002000B.htm		1. To Congress from the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association, 1904, Murphy Library, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. Online: http://murphylibrary.uwlax.edu/digital/missriver/MissRiverImprovAssn/0002000B.htm

	2. ''Upper River Ass'N Meets at Moline," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', October 20, 1907, p. 4		2. "Upper River Ass'n Meets at Moline," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', October 20, 1907, p. 4


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	[[Image:postcards.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Navigation along the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] had proven difficult for years. Efforts at creating and maintaining a 4.5 foot deep channel proved inadequate. Businesses from Minneapolis to the mouth of the Missouri River organized into the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association and petitioned Congress in 1904 to develop a six-foot channel. (1)		[[Image:postcards.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Navigation along the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] had proven difficult for years. Efforts at creating and maintaining a 4.5 foot deep channel proved inadequate. Businesses from Minneapolis to the mouth of the Missouri River organized into the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association and petitioned Congress in 1904 to develop a six-foot channel. (1)

	In 1907 a large delegation of Dubuque business and political leaders including [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]], [[MURPHY, Richard Louis\|Richard Lewis MURPHY]], [[FRUDDEN, Arbst F. Arbst F. FRUDDEN]] attended the annual convention in Moline. At that time it was announced that the Association was a member of the National Congress of Harbors and Rivers. (2)		In 1907 a large delegation of Dubuque business and political leaders including [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]], [[MURPHY, Richard Louis\|Richard Lewis MURPHY]], [[FRUDDEN, Arbst F.\| Arbst F. FRUDDEN]] attended the annual convention in Moline. At that time it was announced that the Association was a member of the National Congress of Harbors and Rivers. (2)

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	[[Image:postcards.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Navigation along the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] had proven difficult for years. Efforts at creating and maintaining a 4.5 foot deep channel proved inadequate. Businesses from Minneapolis to the mouth of the Missouri River organized into the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association and petitioned Congress in 1904 to develop a six-foot channel. (1)		[[Image:postcards.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Navigation along the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] had proven difficult for years. Efforts at creating and maintaining a 4.5 foot deep channel proved inadequate. Businesses from Minneapolis to the mouth of the Missouri River organized into the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association and petitioned Congress in 1904 to develop a six-foot channel. (1)

	In 1907 a large delegation of Dubuque business and political leaders including [[HANCOCK, Charles T.\|Charles T. HANCOCK]], [[VOELKER, Christian A.\|Christian A. VOELKER]], [[MURPHY, Richard Louis\|Richard Lewis MURPHY]], [[FRUDDEN, Arbst A.\|Arbst A. FRUDDEN]] attended the annual convention in Moline. At that time it was announced that the Association was a member of the ~~Naational~~ Congress of Harbors and Rivers. (2)		In 1907 a large delegation of Dubuque business and political leaders including [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], [[VOELKER, Christian Anton\|Christian Anton VOELKER]], [[MURPHY, Richard Louis\|Richard Lewis MURPHY]], [[FRUDDEN, Arbst F. Arbst F. FRUDDEN]] attended the annual convention in Moline. At that time it was announced that the Association was a member of the National Congress of Harbors and Rivers. (2)

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	[[Image:postcards.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Navigation along the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] had proven difficult for years. Efforts at creating and maintaining a 4.5 foot deep channel proved inadequate. Businesses from Minneapolis to the mouth of the Missouri River organized into the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association and petitioned Congress in 1904 to develop a six-foot channel. (1)		[[Image:postcards.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|]]UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Navigation along the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] had proven difficult for years. Efforts at creating and maintaining a 4.5 foot deep channel proved inadequate. Businesses from Minneapolis to the mouth of the Missouri River organized into the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association and petitioned Congress in 1904 to develop a six-foot channel. (1)

			In 1907 a large delegation of Dubuque business and political leaders including [[HANCOCK, Charles T.\|Charles T. HANCOCK]], [[VOELKER, Christian A.\|Christian A. VOELKER]], [[MURPHY, Richard Louis\|Richard Lewis MURPHY]], [[FRUDDEN, Arbst A.\|Arbst A. FRUDDEN]] attended the annual convention in Moline. At that time it was announced that the Association was a member of the Naational Congress of Harbors and Rivers. (2)

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	1. To Congress from the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association, 1904, Murphy Library, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. Online: http://murphylibrary.uwlax.edu/digital/missriver/MissRiverImprovAssn/0002000B.htm		1. To Congress from the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association, 1904, Murphy Library, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. Online: http://murphylibrary.uwlax.edu/digital/missriver/MissRiverImprovAssn/0002000B.htm

			2. ''Upper River Ass'N Meets at Moline," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', October 20, 1907, p. 4


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	1. To Congress from the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association, 1904, Murphy Library, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. Online: http://murphylibrary.uwlax.edu/digital/missriver/MissRiverImprovAssn/0002000B.htm		1. To Congress from the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association, 1904, Murphy Library, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. Online: http://murphylibrary.uwlax.edu/digital/missriver/MissRiverImprovAssn/0002000B.htm


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1. To Congress from the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association, 1904, Murphy Library, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. Online: http://murphylibrary.uwlax.edu/digital/missriver/MissRiverImprovAssn/0002000B.htm

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