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Clow Reaper Manufacturing
Company, 62
Cold Springs Brewery, 64
Coleman (Willard) Building,
109
Colling, George K., 240
Collins, Henry W., 88
Colvin Baking Company, 89,
110
Commerce, 95-116,95. See also
specific businesses
Congress of Industrial
Organizations (CIO),
19 , 200
Conrad, Charles B., 240
Conveyor manufacturing, 89
Cooperages, 86
Corliss Motor Car Company,
68
Corn exchange, 132
Corn planter, 6 1
Corona Pen Cormpany, 87
Cotton mills, See-Mills, cotton
County government, 134-135
Courthouse Hill cemetery, 166
Courthouse Hill Historic
District, 205
Courthouse Park, 173
Court Street M.E. hrch,
192, 220-221
Craig, J. A., 251
Croak Brewing Company, 64
Cronin Dairy, 56
Crosby (Fames B.) House, 197,
Cullen, John P., 241
Cultural Resource
Management in
Wisconsin, 13, 14, 26
Dairy industry, 52-53;
rocessing facilities, 55-
Dam construction, 58
Davis, Curtis, 44
Davis-Dunn block, 110
Dean Foods, 56
Dean Medical Center, 196,
198
Democratic Standard, 104
Dewey (John) and Company,
88
Discount stores, 110-111
Doty and Burnham's factory,
83
Doty E. P.) Mill, 74
Doty ight and Power
Company, 113
Doty Manufacturing
Company, 70-71
Douglas, James, 234
Dunwiddie, Benjamin F., 251
Eagle Brewery, 64
Eagles Club, 194
East Milwaukee Street
Historic District, 66, 99,
107, 110
Economic expansion, 107
Education, 147-162; colleges,
157-159; private
primary, 153-154; public
primary, 147-153,148,
149; public secondary,
154-156
Eldredge, B. B., 100
Electric Service, 112-113
Elks Club, 193-194
Empire Cross Spring
Company, 66
Empire Hotel, 99
English settlements, 46-47
Entertainment. See Recreation
and entertainment
Esser Beverage Company, 65
Eureka Stone Quarry, 75
European-Americans: in fur
trade, 19-22; and
government, 22-23;
interaction with
American Indians, 33-
36; settlements, 1, 33-36.
See also specific ethnic
group
European -otel, 99
Evenson, Ole, 60
Excelsior Mill, 72, 73
Fairbanks, Morse and
Company, 62
Fairs, 179-180
Fall River Canning Company,
67-68
Falk (L.) & Sons, 235
Fardy and Robinson Brewery,
65
Farmers' Mill, 72, 73
Federal government. See Post
Office (U.S.)
Federation Welfare
Department, 191
Fifield, Charles L., 102, 251
Fifield, Elbridge G., 251
Fifield Lumber Company, 69,
251
Financial institutions, 96-97
Fire department, 140-142
Fireless cookers, 71
First Baptist Church, 209
First Christian Church, 214
First Congregational Church,
208,213
First  hfgr  Church, 218-
219
First Methodist Episcopal
Church, 220-221
First National Bank, 96
First Presbyterian Church,
222, 235
Fish and Connell Company, 62
Fisher Body Division, 69, 70
Five Points, 114, 121
Ford, 0. B., 251
Ford's Flouring Mill, 73, 251
Fort Atkinson, 22
Fort Koshkonong. See Fort
Atkinson
Foster, William D., 235
Fountain pens. See Pen
manufacturing
4-H program, 179-180
Fourth Ward School, 148
Franks, Jacob, 21
Fraternal groups, 192-194.
See also Elks Club;
Maso lodges; Odd
Fellows
Fredendall Block, 108, 233
Free Press, 104
French and Indian War (1756-
1763), 15
Fruit crops, 67-68
FTC. SeeMilwaukee
Federated Trade Council
Fur trade, 19-21
Furniture manufacturing, 84-
85
Garden, Hugh M., 235
Gasworks, 111-112
Gates (C. H.) and Company, 83
Gay, Henry Lord, 235
Gazette Printing Company,
103
General Motors: automobile
manufacturing, 68, 69-
70, 251; farm tractor
manufacturing, 62, 66,
69, 125, 251
German settlements, 48-49
Golf, 184
Goodell, Rhoda Livinia, 102-
103
Goose Island, 173
Gossard (H. W.) Company, 80
Government, 129-144;
council-manager, 138;
county, 134-135; federal,
129-130; local, 22-23,
135-144; state, 130-133;
state institutions, 133-
134
Grand Hotel 98 99 228
Gravel and sand,6-77
Gray Beverage Company, 64
Green (. B.) and Company, 83
Green, Myron F., 114, 252
Green's Tobacco Warehouse,
114-115, 252
Grist milling. See Milling,
grain
Grocery trade, 113-114
Grovier, John, 63
Hall Furniture Company, 85
Hanley Brothers, 114
Hanson Furniture Company,
84, 252
Hanson, Magnus, 252
Harness and saddle making,
81-82
Harness, Levi, 44
Harris Ace Hardware, 252
Harris, James, 61-62, 252
Harvey, Anderson &
Corn~any, 241
Hayes, Michael, 241
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