SCHERR, Franz - Revision history

Randylyon at 14:11, 4 October 2024

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	SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque, he ~~was~~ joined [[SCHMID, Titus\|Titus SCHMID]] in the Schmid & Scheer brewery beginning in 1855. He sold his interest and in 1864 traveled to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.		SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque, he joined [[SCHMID, Titus\|Titus SCHMID]] in the Schmid & Scheer brewery beginning in 1855. He sold his interest and in 1864 traveled to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.

	In 1877 Scherr sold his company and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.		In 1877 Scherr sold his company and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

Randylyon at 19:01, 13 February 2021

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	SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque, he was joined [[SCHMID, Titus\|Titus SCHMID]] in the Schmid & Scheer brewery beginning in 1855. He sold his interest and in 1864 traveled to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.		SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque, he was joined [[SCHMID, Titus\|Titus SCHMID]] in the Schmid & Scheer brewery beginning in 1855. He sold his interest and in 1864 traveled to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.

	In 1877 Scherr sold ~~out~~ and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.		In 1877 Scherr sold his company and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

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Randylyon at 03:39, 24 June 2018

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	SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was ~~identified with~~ [[SCHMID, Titus\|Titus SCHMID]] in the Schmid & Scheer brewery beginning in 1855. He sold his interest and in 1864 traveled to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.		SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque, he was joined [[SCHMID, Titus\|Titus SCHMID]] in the Schmid & Scheer brewery beginning in 1855. He sold his interest and in 1864 traveled to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.

	In 1877 Scherr sold out and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.		In 1877 Scherr sold out and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

Randylyon at 01:21, 20 May 2018

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	SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with [[SCHMID, Titus\|Titus SCHMID]] in the Schmid & ~~Scherr Brewery, but~~ in 1864 ~~went~~ to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.		SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with [[SCHMID, Titus\|Titus SCHMID]] in the Schmid & Scheer brewery beginning in 1855. He sold his interest and in 1864 traveled to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.

	In 1877 Scherr sold out and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.		In 1877 Scherr sold out and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

Randylyon at 01:16, 20 May 2018

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	SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with ~~the~~ [[SCHMID ~~& SCHERR BREWERY~~]], but in 1864 went to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.		SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with [[SCHMID, Titus\|Titus SCHMID]] in the Schmid & Scherr Brewery, but in 1864 went to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.

	In 1877 Scherr sold out and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.		In 1877 Scherr sold out and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

Randylyon at 16:54, 28 April 2017

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	SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with the [[SCHMID & SCHERR BREWERY]], but in 1864 went to Cassville, Wisconsin, and ~~built what was known as~~ the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.		SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with the [[SCHMID & SCHERR BREWERY]], but in 1864 went to Cassville, Wisconsin and constructed the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.

	In 1877 Scherr sold out and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.		In 1877 Scherr sold out and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

Randylyon at 15:51, 28 April 2017

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	SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with the [[SCHMID ~~AND~~ SCHERR]], but in 1864 went to Cassville, Wisconsin, and built what was known as the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.		SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with the [[SCHMID & SCHERR BREWERY]], but in 1864 went to Cassville, Wisconsin, and built what was known as the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.

	In 1877 Scherr sold out and ~~removed~~ to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.		In 1877 Scherr sold out and moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

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Randylyon at 04:04, 29 December 2015

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	SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with the ~~Schmid & Scherr Brewery~~, but in 1864 went to Cassville, Wisconsin, and built what was known as the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.		SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with the [[SCHMID AND SCHERR]], but in 1864 went to Cassville, Wisconsin, and built what was known as the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.

	In 1877 Scherr sold out and removed to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.		In 1877 Scherr sold out and removed to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

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	In 1877 Scherr sold out and removed to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.		In 1877 Scherr sold out and removed to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

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			Source:

			Goodspeed, Weston Arthur, '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Goodspeed Historical Association, 1911, p. 613


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SCHERR, Franz. (Germany, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Apr. 4, 1909). After receiving a practical education in the German schools, Scherr learned the intricacies of the brewing business. After coming to Dubuque he was identified with the Schmid & Scherr Brewery, but in 1864 went to Cassville, Wisconsin, and built what was known as the Schmitz & Scherr Brewery.

In 1877 Scherr sold out and removed to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he continued in the same line of business. Four years later he returned to Dubuque and was, for the greater part of the remainder of his life, engaged in retail mercantile pursuits.

[[Category: Brewer]]