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Index
(Illustrations are underlined)
AFL. See American Federation
of Labor
African-American settlement,
49-50
Agricultural implement
manufacturing, 60-63,
60,61, 62
Agriculture, 52-57, 5 3 59;
:rocessing facilities, 55-
Alden, J. M., 75
All Soul's Unitarian Church,
223
American Federation of Labor
(AFL), 199, 200
American Fur Company, 20
American House/Hotel, 98
American Indians. See Native
Americans
Anderson, Stanley, 239
Arbuthnot Dairy, 56
Archaic Tradition, 1, 5-6
Archeological sites:
components of, 2; Native
American village sites,
18-19
Army. See State militia
Ashcraft and Wingate, 84-85
Associated Apparel
Industries, 80
Atwood, Volney, 98, 249
Automobile manufacturing,
68- 70. See also General
Motors
Azlatan, 9
Badger b ug Store, 110
Badger State, 104
Badger State Bank, 96
Badger State Machine
Company, 71
Badger Telegraph and
Telephone Company,
114
Bailey, W. H. H., 44
Baking, industrial, 89-90
Banks. See Financial
institutions; specific
banks
Barber, George, 238
Barnes, George, 239
Barrel manufacturing, 86
Baseball, 183, 186
Bassett and Echlin Saddlery
Company, 82
Bay View (Milwaukee) riots,
199
Bennett, John R., 100, 249
Bennett-Clapp Block, 108
Bennison-Lane building, 90
Bennison-Lane Company, 89
Beswick and Jones, 124
Beverage manufacturing, 65.
See also Brewing and
breweries
Big Mill, 72, 73
Big Rock, 23, 2 4, 33
Billings, DavicTH., 239
BlackHawk's Grove, 32
Black Hawk War (1837 , 29-
33
Blackford, J. C., 63
Bladon, George, 125
Blackhawk Vocational and
Technical School, 157-
158
Blair, William H., 228
Blodgett Milling Company, 74
Boating, 185
Borden House, 98
Boston Bakery, 89
Bostwick, Joseph M., 249;
clothing store, 108
Bower City Brewing
Company, 64-65
Bower City Canning
Company, 6 7
Bower City Jobbing Company,
114
Bower City Machine
Company, 71
Bower City Mills, 73
Bowman, Dairy, 56
Boynton, Ernest, 233
Boys Baseball, Inc., 186
Bradley, Charles W., 234
Brewing and breweries, 63-
65, 254; near beer
production, 64
Brickyards, 74, 75-76, 255
Britton and Kimball, 84-85
Brown, Hiram, 147
Brunster, Henry, 64
Buchholz, Herman, 66, 250
Budd, Joseph H., 60
Builders and Contractors,
239- 246
Bump and Gray Elevator firm,
72
Buob,Tohn, 63
Buob, Michael, 63
Burdick (E. 0.) pen company,
87
Burgess, J. M., 228
Bums Gear and Carriage
Company, 66
Burr, Robbins, 177
Burr Springs bottling
company, 65
Businesses. See Commerce;
specific businesses
Butterfield, C. W., 15, 20,31
Button manufacturing, 88-89
Cadle, Richard, 215
Caloric Company, 71
Camp Cameron, 131
Camp Treadway, 131
Cargill Memorial Methodist
Church, 221
Cargill, W. D., 221
Care Block, 162
Carlson Building, 109
Carnegie, Andrew, 160
Carpenter, Frank A., 234
Carriage and wagon works,
65- 67, 250
Cassoday, John B., 101, 250
Caswell, L. B., 34
Cemeteries, 166-167
Census, 4 8
Central Mnk of Wisconsin,
96
Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, 221
Chevrolet plant, 70
Chase, Robert S., 229
Chicago & Northwestern
Railway Company, 119,
depot 121
Chicago, Mi w-'ukee & St.
Paul Railroad, 120-122;
depot, 122
Chicago, St. Pau & Fond du
Lac Railroad Company,
120
Chittenden, George W., 195,
250
Choate-Hallister Company, 85
Churches, 209-224; Baptist,
209-210; Catholic, 47
210-212, 212; Christ
Scientist,"21 .213;
Congregational 208
213; Disciples o  rist,
214; Episcopal, 214-215,
215; establishment of,
V;'Evangelical, 216;
Lutheran, 216-220, 218;
Methodist, 220-221=
Presbyterian, 222;
Unitarian, 222-223;
United Brethren in
Christ, 216. See also
specific churches
Cigar box production, 85
Cigar manufacturing, 88. See
also Tobacco growing
CIO. See Congress of
Industrial
Organizations
Circuses, 177-179
City administration, 135-140
City Brewery, 64-65, 254
City Hall, 136-137, 137 139.
190-191
City planning, 167-172;
colonial America, 168;
Depression and war
years, 168; founding
days, 168; historical
background, 167;
 sotwar to date, 168-
Civil War installations, 130-
131
Clark, A. P., 234
Clark, Fred L., 113
Clark, Luther, 3'-240
Clark, Stephen J., 124
Clothing manufacturing, 80
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