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Hammel & Henker Company. The 1903 Dubuque County Rural Route Directory listed 18th and Pine.  
[[Image:Hammel & Henker1910.jpg|left|thumb|250px|1910 advertisement. Photo courtesy: William Hammel]Hammel & Henker Company. The Hammel & Henker mill had a capacity of 150 barrels of flour daily or approximately 5,400 tons annually. The mill employed twelve, but most of the work was done by machinery. "Rooster" brand flours was the specialty of the company with wheat flour, rye flour, graham flour, buckwheat flour and pancake flour sold in Dubuque, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa where competition with larger mills was less.
 
The 1903 Dubuque County Rural Route Directory listed 18th and Pine.  


The 1922 ''Dubuque Telephone Directory'' listed 18th and Pinard.
The 1922 ''Dubuque Telephone Directory'' listed 18th and Pinard.
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"Rooster" Flours, Dubuque Product, Unexcelled in the World," ''Dubuque Herald'', February 3, 1910, p. 1




[[Image:Hammel & Henker1910.jpg|left|thumb|250px|1910 advertisement. Photo courtesy: William Hammel]]


[[Category: Flour and Feed]]
[[Category: Flour and Feed]]

Revision as of 03:22, 20 November 2014

[[Image:Hammel & Henker1910.jpg|left|thumb|250px|1910 advertisement. Photo courtesy: William Hammel]Hammel & Henker Company. The Hammel & Henker mill had a capacity of 150 barrels of flour daily or approximately 5,400 tons annually. The mill employed twelve, but most of the work was done by machinery. "Rooster" brand flours was the specialty of the company with wheat flour, rye flour, graham flour, buckwheat flour and pancake flour sold in Dubuque, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa where competition with larger mills was less.

The 1903 Dubuque County Rural Route Directory listed 18th and Pine.

The 1922 Dubuque Telephone Directory listed 18th and Pinard.

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Source:

"Rooster" Flours, Dubuque Product, Unexcelled in the World," Dubuque Herald, February 3, 1910, p. 1