Milwaukee Illustrated Its Trade Commerce Manufacturing Interests And Advanta
Milwaukee Illustrated Its Trade Commerce Manufacturing Interests And Advanta
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rn UNK MAN UFA CTOR V, 97 It is a pleasure to record such a steady, prosperous ;^ro\vth as the firm ot Romadka Brothers has enjoyed. It is merely another proof that energy, ability and honesty, applied to a chosen calling, will, sooner or later, suc- ceed. Here again the visitor will be surprised at the extent ot our manufac- turing interests, for the wholesale manufacture of trunks, valises, and all kinds of traveling bags, to which Romadka Bros, give their attention is so quietly and unostent...atiously carried on that one can readily be pardoned for not knowing that so important a branch of industry is under full way here.
The foundation of this business was laid in 1848 by John Cocup; he sold it to Ch. P. Romadka in 1859 ^'^'"'^ carried it on in a small way and finally, in 1863, took. His brothers Anthony V. And John M. Into partnership. The business was conducted in a building at 391 Broadway, the present office of the firm. The capacity was perhaps five trunks per day. The first year's business amounted to about $7, 000, but the second showed a handsome increase, and in a short time it became necessary to enlarge the works, until to-day the firm owns and occupies an immense factory, in ad- dition to the property on Broadway, and the sales this year will amount to $275, 000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
rn UNK MAN UFA CTOR V, 97 It is a pleasure to record such a steady, prosperous ;^ro\vth as the firm ot Romadka Brothers has enjoyed. It is merely another proof that energy, ability and honesty, applied to a chosen calling, will, sooner or later, suc- ceed. Here again the visitor will be surprised at the extent ot our manufac- turing interests, for the wholesale manufacture of trunks, valises, and all kinds of traveling bags, to which Romadka Bros, give their attention is so quietly and unostent...atiously carried on that one can readily be pardoned for not knowing that so important a branch of industry is under full way here.
The foundation of this business was laid in 1848 by John Cocup; he sold it to Ch. P. Romadka in 1859 ^'^'"'^ carried it on in a small way and finally, in 1863, took. His brothers Anthony V. And John M. Into partnership. The business was conducted in a building at 391 Broadway, the present office of the firm. The capacity was perhaps five trunks per day. The first year's business amounted to about $7, 000, but the second showed a handsome increase, and in a short time it became necessary to enlarge the works, until to-day the firm owns and occupies an immense factory, in ad- dition to the property on Broadway, and the sales this year will amount to $275, 000.
What to read after Milwaukee Illustrated Its Trade Commerce Manufacturing Interests And Advanta?
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