The Dubuque Herald April 20, 1886 Caught On The Fly Indications—For the upper Mississippi valley: Fair weather, slightly cooler in extreme northern portion, variable winds. —Paints, oils, brushes, wall finish, painters’ supplies, coach and house varnishes and mixed paints at W. H. Torbert’s, 750 Main street. —Jordan and photographs. tf —Lindeman Piano, C. Sass, Agt., […]
The Dubuque Herald Sunday April 18, 1886 ST. RAPHAEL’S CATHEDRAL A Description of the Improvement, Past, Present and to Come. Which Will Make it the Host Magnificent Sacred Edifice West of New York. For more than a year, with the exception of a few months during the winter, St. Raphaels Cathedral has been and is […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Sunday April 18, 1886 SILENCE GIVES CONSENT. The Chicago, Burlington and Northern Crosses an Engine and Train to East Dubuque. Without the Knowledge of the Central the Train is Placed on the New East Shore Track. The Chicago, Burlington and Northern railroad company have placed their engine and thirty-four construction cars on […]
The Dubuque Herald April 18, 1886 Caught On The Fly DUBUQUE, April 17, 1886. Mean barometer 29.923 Mean thermometer 62. Mean relative humidity 69. Maximum temperature, 74. Minimum temperature, 84. Prevailing Winds S. Total precipitation, 0.00. RIVER BULLETIN. The following are the stages of water at the points named […]
The Dubuque Herald April 15, 1886 Caught On The Fly DUBUQUE, April 14, 1886. Mean barometer 29.821 Mean thermometer 60. Mean relative humidity 76. Maximum temperature, 67. Minimum temperature, 56. Prevailing Winds S. E. Total precipitation, 0.14. RIVER BULLETIN. The following are the stages of water at the points […]
The Secret History of the Hotel Julien, Part 1 by Mike Ironside With the Grand Opening of the Hotel Julien Dubuque this month, the historic Old Main district, Dubuque’s downtown, and the entire city celebrate the return of a downtown landmark and a truly historic hotel. While 365ink has previously covered the renovation and restoration […]
The Dubuque Herald April 13, 1886 Caught On The Fly DUBUQUE, April 12, 1886. Mean barometer 30.072 Mean thermometer 52. Mean relative humidity 79. Maximum temperature, 63. Minimum temperature, 43. Prevailing Winds E. Total precipitation, inappreciable. RIVER BULLETIN. The following are the stages of water at the points named […]
Folks this is PRICELESS! Dubuque was once known for having a major family owned meat packing plant; locally known as the “Pack.” Dubuque has a long history of meat packers, to name just a few: Strobel Packing Company, Rath Packing ( got its start in Dubuque), Swift, Frith, Wm. Ryan & Son, the Corn Belt […]
The Dubuque Daily Herald Sunday April 11, 1886 FIRE FIGHTERS. The Arrangements for the June Tournament in this City. City Recorder Agnew, who is the corresponding secretary of the State Fireman’s Association, has received an endless number of letters from different parts of the state concerning the forthcoming tournament. The attendance will be unusually large, and […]
The Dubuque Herald April 11, 1886 Caught On The Fly DUBUQUE, April 10, 1886. Mean barometer 30.112 Mean thermometer 44. Mean relative humidity 88. Maximum temperature, 56. Minimum temperature, 39. Prevailing Winds N. E. Total precipitation, 0.00. RIVER BULLETIN. The following are the stages of water at the points […]