1911

"Beloit Iron Works"

Paper Machines:

#93 Ashland #1                             92" Fourdrinier Wisconsin     350 f.p.m.

#t94 Hummel and Downing #1     130" Cylinder Wisconsin         120 f.pm.

#95 Detroit Sulphite #5                132" Fourdrinier Michigan      300 f.p.m.

#96 Rhinelander #3                     132" Fourdrinier Wisconsin     400 f.p.m.

#97 Port Huron #1                      132" Fourdrinier Michigan       335 f.p.m.

#98 Brunet Falls, Cornell #1        145" Cylinder Wisconsin         150 f.p.m.

#f99 Wolf River #2                      132" Fourdrinier Wisconsin     360 f.p.m.

Comments:

The Iron Works purchased from Ole J. Johnson a plot of ground . 415 acres

in area.

Put in concrete retaining wall on east side of raceway,

Consolidated Water Power and Paper Company acquired the interest of the

Grand Rapids Pulp and Paper Company at Biron, Wisconsin.

During November the first carload of kraft wrapping paper left the mills of Mosinee

The Iron Works employees in the foundry numbered 44* The machine shop

employed 128. The average pay was 22.9 cents per hour.

Harry Tower and Wiley Smith came with the Iron Works, the former as a

bookkeeper and the latter as a clerk in the cleaning mill office.

During this year the two 98" tissue machines furnished China during the

year 1900 were dismantled owing to the war, loaded in junks and moved inland on

the Yangtze River. Some of the junks were sunk enroute, and the parts reaching

their destination in tact were consolidated to make one complete machine then

making Chinese currency.

The supervision at this time consisted of the following:

William Hinckley

Superintendent

D. C. Roberts

Machine Shop Foreman

D. Garrigan

Foundry Foreman

C. Ledell

Shop Office

B. Larson

Chief Draftsman

C. T. Ramsden

Erecting Foreman

A. Trohmaker

Wood Shop Foreman

J. O'Brien

Shipper

J. Janvrin

Purchasing Agent

A. Aldrich

President

W, Grinnell

Vice President

N. J. Ross

Secretary-Treasurer

G. A. Macklem

Sales