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CANFIELD, William J. Jr. In 1920 [[CANFIELD, William J. Sr.|William J. Canfield, Sr.]] and his son, William J. Canfield, leased "The Paris" hotel in Dubuque. They purchased furnishings and fixtures for the hotel and completely remodeled it. This became the HOTEL CANFIELD. | [[File:canfielda.jpg|200px|thumb|left|c.1912. Photographer unknown, “[Billy Canfield in his basement office in the Bank & Insurance Building],” Loras College Digital Collections, accessed April 12, 2014, https://digitalcollections.loras.edu/items/show/133.]]CANFIELD, William J. Jr. In 1920 [[CANFIELD, William J. Sr.|William J. Canfield, Sr.]] and his son, William J. Canfield, leased "The Paris" hotel in Dubuque. They purchased furnishings and fixtures for the hotel and completely remodeled it. This became the HOTEL CANFIELD. | ||
For nine years while operating his hotel, William J. Canfield, Jr. also maintained his position as custodian of the BANK AND INSURANCE BUILDING. | For nine years while operating his hotel, William J. Canfield, Jr. also maintained his position as custodian of the BANK AND INSURANCE BUILDING. | ||
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"Canfields Buy the Paris Hotel," Telegraph Herald, January 26, 1925 |
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CANFIELD, William J. Jr. In 1920 William J. Canfield, Sr. and his son, William J. Canfield, leased "The Paris" hotel in Dubuque. They purchased furnishings and fixtures for the hotel and completely remodeled it. This became the HOTEL CANFIELD.
For nine years while operating his hotel, William J. Canfield, Jr. also maintained his position as custodian of the BANK AND INSURANCE BUILDING.
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"Canfields Buy the Paris Hotel," Telegraph Herald, January 26, 1925