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Born in Germany.
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Born in Berlin, Germany
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Moved from Berlin to Dodge County, Wisconsin.
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Sigmund Heineman opens lumber business.
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“The history of Heineman begins with a headline in the Merrill Advocate of May 29, 1900 entitled ‘An Embryo Town’.
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Near Trout City
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Entirely rebuilt the saw mill, and added a new band mill, along with other various improvements.
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Addition of boilers, smoke stack, etc.
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Population increased to 300 according to Wisconsin State Gazetteer.
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Included department store, bank, meat market, hall, and club rooms.
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Risk of fires.
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Built 11 miles of railroad.
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Lumber company was shut down again to enlarge the company again.
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Contained community hall, opera house, school house, livery stable, saloon, meat market, general store, depot, hotel, 75 houses, etc.
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Heineman was destroyed by a fire according to the ‘Tomahawk’.