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[[File:dubuqueart.jpg|350px|left|right|Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]DUBUQUE ART MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Articles of incorporation | [[File:dubuqueart.jpg|350px|left|right|Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]DUBUQUE ART MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Articles of incorporation were filed in July 1915 by Ernest Wesselhoft, president; [[GIEGERICH, Albert|Albert GIEGERICH]], vice-president; [[MULGREW, Thomas James|Thomas James MULGREW]], treasurer; and Leo F. Jaeger, secretary. | ||
The purpose of the business was general commercial printing of all types; the purchase, sale, and general dealing in printed, sprayed, and embossed merchandise including post cards, labels, boxes, pictures, calendars, and ornamental novelties. | The purpose of the business was general commercial printing of all types; the purchase, sale, and general dealing in printed, sprayed, and embossed merchandise including post cards, labels, boxes, pictures, calendars, and ornamental novelties. (1) | ||
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DUBUQUE ART MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Articles of incorporation were filed in July 1915 by Ernest Wesselhoft, president; Albert GIEGERICH, vice-president; Thomas James MULGREW, treasurer; and Leo F. Jaeger, secretary.
The purpose of the business was general commercial printing of all types; the purchase, sale, and general dealing in printed, sprayed, and embossed merchandise including post cards, labels, boxes, pictures, calendars, and ornamental novelties. (1)
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1. "Firm is Incorporated," Dubuque Telegraph-Herald, July 15, 1910, p. 7