Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Name and Place Index Subject The topic of the resource An index of names, businesses, and events in the Manitowoc Collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Genealogical Society and Manitowoc Public Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Manitowoc Public Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Manitowoc Public Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 3 X 5 Index Cards Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Manitowoc County Description An account of the resource <span>The Proper NameIndex is a partial list of names occurring in newspapers, local history books, plat maps, church records and various other local sources. Much of the data was collected in the mid-1970s by the Manitowoc Genealogical Society. In 2012, the information on the index cards was transcribed by the Manitowoc Public Library into this database. </span> Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Manitowoc Public Library Proper Name Index People, events, and places in the Manitowoc Collection Name Name of person on each card. Business Name Name of Business Hoyer Brothers- Tailors Date 1896-01-01 Notes This business was founded in 1864 by Mr Charles Hoyer, father of present owners.  It is now the leading house of the kind here, and as such not only draws a large trade from the city and country but from all over the Northwest. Both copartners, Charles and A H Hoyer, are practical and skilled cutters who were not only educated in school for the purpose but served an apprenticeship under their father and grew into the business from boys up.  Their store which is owned by them, is 25 X 75 feet.  This is arranged especially for this business, making one of the best stores of the kind in the state<br />  This compromises both foreign and domestic makes in the most fashionable patterns.  The good reputation these gentlemen have, they have earned by establishing confidence between themselves and their trade in this way. They never allow a suit to leave them which does not fit.  They make it up in style and the goods are always exactly as represented.  They employ only the best workman, and their prices are the lowest for firstclass work.  In other words they look to a permanency in trade, rather than temporary profits.  As a result they have a constant trade which comes to them every year. They employ 12 tailors.  Charles and Albert Hoyer compose the firm.  They conduct their business on the strictest principle of mercantile ethics and their success is merited. Source Title Manitowoc Pilot Source Description 24 Apr 1868 carded 12/22/76<br />10 Oct 1872 carded 12/23/76<br />2 &amp; 9 May 1878 carded 12/23/76<br />13 Jun 1878 carded 12/23/76<br />20 Jun 1878 carded 12/23/76<br /><br />Partial indexing only. Some of this appears in WR 929.1 C. Some issues only indexed on these cards.<br /><br />Newspaper is on microfilm stored on the main floor near the microfilm readers. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hoyer Brothers- Tailors Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1896-01-01 Description An account of the resource This business was founded in 1864 by Mr Charles Hoyer, father of present owners.  It is now the leading house of the kind here, and as such not only draws a large trade from the city and country but from all over the Northwest. Both copartners, Charles and A H Hoyer, are practical and skilled cutters who were not only educated in school for the purpose but served an apprenticeship under their father and grew into the business from boys up.  Their store which is owned by them, is 25 X 75 feet.  This is arranged especially for this business, making one of the best stores of the kind in the state<br />  This compromises both foreign and domestic makes in the most fashionable patterns.  The good reputation these gentlemen have, they have earned by establishing confidence between themselves and their trade in this way. They never allow a suit to leave them which does not fit.  They make it up in style and the goods are always exactly as represented.  They employ only the best workman, and their prices are the lowest for firstclass work.  In other words they look to a permanency in trade, rather than temporary profits.  As a result they have a constant trade which comes to them every year. They employ 12 tailors.  Charles and Albert Hoyer compose the firm.  They conduct their business on the strictest principle of mercantile ethics and their success is merited. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Manitowoc Pilot 24 Apr 1868 carded 12/22/76<br />10 Oct 1872 carded 12/23/76<br />2 &amp; 9 May 1878 carded 12/23/76<br />13 Jun 1878 carded 12/23/76<br />20 Jun 1878 carded 12/23/76<br /><br />Partial indexing only. Some of this appears in WR 929.1 C. Some issues only indexed on these cards.<br /><br />Newspaper is on microfilm stored on the main floor near the microfilm readers.