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[[Image:MEHLOPGROCER.jpg|right|thumb|250px|]]JOHN MEHLHOP, SON, AND COMPANY. The business was established in 1853 by Mr. John Mehlhop who operated it alone until 1867, when the firm became Mehlhop & Murdock, changing in 1887 to John Mehlhop, Son, and Company to reflect the principals-- John and H. H. Mehlhop and W. L. Orrick.
 
The premises occupied by the firm included a ten-floor 43X113 foot building 43x113 in which was carried a large and diversified stock staple and fancy groceries, grocers' supplies, teas, and coffees. A specialty was M. S. &. C. Coffee, of which the firm was the sole proprietors. They
were also agents for the Perfection Scale.
 
The company employed eighteen clerks and assistants and a staff of traveling salesmen representing the firm in Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota, and the territory of Dakota.
 
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See: [[JOHN MEHLHOP]]
See: [[JOHN MEHLHOP]]
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Source:
'''The Industries of Dubuque: Her Relations as a Trade Center,''' Dubuque: J. M. Elster and Company, Publishers, 1887, p. 60


[[Category: Druggist]]
[[Category: Druggist]]
[[Category: Grocery]]
[[Category: Grocery]]
[[Category: Coffee, Tea and Spice Dealers]]
[[Category: Coffee, Tea and Spice Dealers]]

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JOHN MEHLHOP, SON, AND COMPANY. The business was established in 1853 by Mr. John Mehlhop who operated it alone until 1867, when the firm became Mehlhop & Murdock, changing in 1887 to John Mehlhop, Son, and Company to reflect the principals-- John and H. H. Mehlhop and W. L. Orrick.

The premises occupied by the firm included a ten-floor 43X113 foot building 43x113 in which was carried a large and diversified stock staple and fancy groceries, grocers' supplies, teas, and coffees. A specialty was M. S. &. C. Coffee, of which the firm was the sole proprietors. They were also agents for the Perfection Scale.

The company employed eighteen clerks and assistants and a staff of traveling salesmen representing the firm in Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota, and the territory of Dakota.

Photo courtesy: Jim Massey
Photo courtesy: Jim Massey
Wooden box for pepper. Photo courtesy: Jim Massey
Photo courtesy: Jim Massey.

See: John MEHLHOP, Sr.

See: JOHN MEHLHOP

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Source:

The Industries of Dubuque: Her Relations as a Trade Center, Dubuque: J. M. Elster and Company, Publishers, 1887, p. 60