HEDLEY AND BROWN - Revision history

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	HEDLEY AND BROWN. According to the 1857-1858 ''Dubuque City Directory'', this business was located along Nevada between 3rd and 5th. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main.		[[Image:hedleybrown.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]HEDLEY AND BROWN. According to the 1857-1858 Dubuque City Directory, this business was located along Nevada between 3rd and 5th. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main.

	The original store was closed after 1900; the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through January, 1908. (1) In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store. [[W. K. BROWN]] sold the company to [[WILLIAM C. FOSSELMANN]] in 1911. (2)		The original store was closed after 1900; the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through January, 1908. (1) In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store. [[W. K. BROWN]] sold the company to [[WILLIAM C. FOSSELMANN]] in 1911. (2)


	[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]		[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]

Randylyon at 01:26, 27 June 2017

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	HEDLEY AND BROWN. According to the 1857-1858 ''Dubuque City Directory'', this business was located along Nevada between 3rd and 5th. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main.		HEDLEY AND BROWN. According to the 1857-1858 ''Dubuque City Directory'', this business was located along Nevada between 3rd and 5th. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main.

	The original store was closed after 1900; the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through ~~1909~~. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store. ~~Brown~~ sold the company to [[WILLIAM C. FOSSELMANN]] in 1911. (1)		The original store was closed after 1900; the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through January, 1908. (1) In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store. [[W. K. BROWN]] sold the company to [[WILLIAM C. FOSSELMANN]] in 1911. (2)
	[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]		[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]

			See: [[W. P. ALLEN]]

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	'''N. A. R. D. Notes''', National Association of Retail Druggists, 1911 Vol. 12, p. 258		1. "Prominent Business Firms of Dubuque," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', August 23, 1908, p. 28

			2. '''N. A. R. D. Notes''', National Association of Retail Druggists, 1911 Vol. 12, p. 258

	[[Category: Druggist]]		[[Category: Druggist]]

Randylyon at 20:31, 18 February 2014

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	HEDLEY AND BROWN. According to the 1857-1858 ''Dubuque City Directory'', this business was located along Nevada between 3rd and 5th. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main.		HEDLEY AND BROWN. According to the 1857-1858 ''Dubuque City Directory'', this business was located along Nevada between 3rd and 5th. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main.

	The original store was closed after 1900; the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.		The original store was closed after 1900; the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store. Brown sold the company to [[WILLIAM C. FOSSELMANN]] in 1911. (1)
	[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]		[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]

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			'''N. A. R. D. Notes''', National Association of Retail Druggists, 1911 Vol. 12, p. 258

	[[Category: Druggist]]		[[Category: Druggist]]

Randylyon at 17:40, 27 December 2011

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	HEDLEY AND BROWN. ~~Druggists~~. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main.		HEDLEY AND BROWN. According to the 1857-1858 ''Dubuque City Directory'', this business was located along Nevada between 3rd and 5th. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main.

	The original store was closed after 1900; the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.		The original store was closed after 1900; the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.

Randylyon at 05:56, 24 December 2011

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	HEDLEY AND BROWN. Druggists. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main. The original store was closed after 1900~~, and~~ the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.		HEDLEY AND BROWN. Druggists. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main.

			The original store was closed after 1900; the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.
	[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]		[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]

Randylyon at 05:55, 24 December 2011

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	Burggraaf, Mike and Southard, Tom. The Antique Bottles of Iowa. Northfield, OH: Ohio Wholesale Copy Service, 1998		Burggraaf, Mike and Southard, Tom. ''The Antique Bottles of Iowa''. Northfield, OH: Ohio Wholesale Copy Service, 1998

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	HEDLEY AND BROWN. Druggists. In 1899 John E. Hedley was operating a drug store ~~listed as John~~ E. ~~Hedley~~ & ~~Company~~ at 940 Main ~~when he~~ opened a branch ~~store~~ with William K. Brown at 298 Main. The original store was closed after 1900, and the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.		HEDLEY AND BROWN. Druggists. In 1899 John E. Hedley who was already operating a drug store, [[J. E. HEDLEY & COMPANY]], at 940 Main opened a branch of his business with William K. Brown. This store was located at 298 Main. The original store was closed after 1900, and the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.
	[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]		[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]

	[[Category: Druggist]]		[[Category: Druggist]]

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			Burggraaf, Mike and Southard, Tom. The Antique Bottles of Iowa. Northfield, OH: Ohio Wholesale Copy Service, 1998

Randylyon at 03:50, 17 September 2010

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	HEDLEY AND BROWN. Druggists. In 1899 John E. Hedley was operating a drug store listed as John E. Hedley & Company at 940 Main when he opened a branch store with William K. Brown at 298 Main. The original store was closed after 1900, and the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.		HEDLEY AND BROWN. Druggists. In 1899 John E. Hedley was operating a drug store listed as John E. Hedley & Company at 940 Main when he opened a branch store with William K. Brown at 298 Main. The original store was closed after 1900, and the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.
			[[Image:drugstore-4.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Equipment used in a typical 19th century drug store to prepare medicines for clients.]]

	[[Category: Druggist]]		[[Category: Druggist]]

Randylyon at 22:21, 2 March 2010

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	HEDLEY AND BROWN. Druggists. In 1899 John E. Hedley was operating a drug store listed as John E. Hedley & Company at 940 Main when he opened a branch store with William K. Brown at 298 Main. The original store was closed after 1900, and the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.		HEDLEY AND BROWN. Druggists. In 1899 John E. Hedley was operating a drug store listed as John E. Hedley & Company at 940 Main when he opened a branch store with William K. Brown at 298 Main. The original store was closed after 1900, and the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.

	[[Category: ~~Company~~]]		[[Category: Druggist]]

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HEDLEY AND BROWN. Druggists. In 1899 John E. Hedley was operating a drug store listed as John E. Hedley & Company at 940 Main when he opened a branch store with William K. Brown at 298 Main. The original store was closed after 1900, and the Hedley & Brown store continued in business through 1909. In 1910, Hedley sold out and Brown remained the owner of the store.

[[Category: Company]]