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KNIFE AND FORK CLUB OF DUBUQUE. The goal of the organization was to bring to Dubuque outstanding and business and professional speakers of America. Organizations of the same name had been organized throughout the United States. Initially the plan had been for the organization to start with fifty members, but interest was so large seventy-five quickly accepted membership. | KNIFE AND FORK CLUB OF DUBUQUE. The goal of the organization organized in 1939 was to bring to Dubuque outstanding and business and professional speakers of America. Organizations of the same name had been organized throughout the United States. Initially the plan had been for the organization to start with fifty members, but interest was so large seventy-five quickly accepted membership. | ||
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"Knife and Fork Club Organized," ''Telegraph-Herald'', January 5, 1939, p. 35 | |||
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KNIFE AND FORK CLUB OF DUBUQUE. The goal of the organization organized in 1939 was to bring to Dubuque outstanding and business and professional speakers of America. Organizations of the same name had been organized throughout the United States. Initially the plan had been for the organization to start with fifty members, but interest was so large seventy-five quickly accepted membership.
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"Knife and Fork Club Organized," Telegraph-Herald, January 5, 1939, p. 35