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Randylyon at 18:39, 16 March 2019

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	BALLIN, Joseph. (Germany--Miami, FL, Nov. 1931). Ballin, a pioneer in Dubuque's retail clothing market, came to Dubuque from Chicago and purchased a clothing store at Fourth and Main [[STREETS]]. He later formed a partnership with Ben ~~Kaufman but~~ sold his interest in the company to form another partnership with Charles Coykendall and Philip H. Meyer.		[[Image:ballin.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]BALLIN, Joseph. (Germany--Miami, FL, Nov. 10, 1931). Ballin, a pioneer in Dubuque's retail clothing market, came to Dubuque from Chicago and purchased a clothing store at Fourth and Main [[STREETS]]. He later formed a partnership with Ben Kauffman at the same location. Years later, he sold his interest in the company to form another partnership with Charles Coykendall and Philip H. Meyer in a wholesale hat and glove business.

	Ballin retired and returned to Germany but came back to Dubuque where he again entered the retail clothing business. He operated a store at Sixth and Main and later at Seventh and Main.		Ballin retired and returned to Germany but came back to Dubuque where he again entered the retail clothing business. He operated a store at Sixth and Main and later at Seventh and Main.

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			"Joseph Ballin, Pioneer Retail Clothier, Dead," ''Telegraph-Herald'', November 11, 1931

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Randylyon at 18:01, 18 December 2015

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	BALLIN, Joseph. (Germany-Miami, FL, Nov. 1931)~~. Clothier~~. Ballin, a pioneer in Dubuque's retail clothing market, came to Dubuque from Chicago and purchased a clothing store at Fourth and Main [[STREETS]]. He later formed a partnership with Ben Kaufman but sold his interest in the company to form another partnership with Charles Coykendall and Philip H. Meyer.		BALLIN, Joseph. (Germany--Miami, FL, Nov. 1931). Ballin, a pioneer in Dubuque's retail clothing market, came to Dubuque from Chicago and purchased a clothing store at Fourth and Main [[STREETS]]. He later formed a partnership with Ben Kaufman but sold his interest in the company to form another partnership with Charles Coykendall and Philip H. Meyer.

	Ballin retired and returned to Germany but came back to Dubuque where he again entered the retail clothing business. He operated a store at Sixth and Main and later at Seventh and Main.		Ballin retired and returned to Germany but came back to Dubuque where he again entered the retail clothing business. He operated a store at Sixth and Main and later at Seventh and Main.

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	Ballin retired and returned to Germany but came back to Dubuque where he again entered the retail clothing business. He operated a store at Sixth and Main and later at Seventh and Main.		Ballin retired and returned to Germany but came back to Dubuque where he again entered the retail clothing business. He operated a store at Sixth and Main and later at Seventh and Main.

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BALLIN, Joseph. (Germany-Miami, FL, Nov. 1931). Clothier. Ballin, a pioneer in Dubuque's retail clothing market, came to Dubuque from Chicago and purchased a clothing store at Fourth and Main [[STREETS]]. He later formed a partnership with Ben Kaufman but sold his interest in the company to form another partnership with Charles Coykendall and Philip H. Meyer.

Ballin retired and returned to Germany but came back to Dubuque where he again entered the retail clothing business. He operated a store at Sixth and Main and later at Seventh and Main.