From the Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of St Clair County (Chicago: Munsell, 1907):
BISCHOF, Julius, meat inspector in the employ of the United States Government, residence 316 North Illinois Street, Belleville, was born in Belleville, Ill, a son of Jacob B and Margaret Vetter Bischof, was educated in the public schools of his native city and learned the meat business with his father. After the completion of his course in the public schools he spent one year in the Jones Commercial College in St Louis, graduating therefrom on April 13, 1879. For about twenty years until 1906 he kept a market at 316 North Illinois Street. In 1906 he was made Inspector of Meat by the general Government and assigned to duty at Cincinnati, Ohio. He is a Republican in political faith and a Catholic in religious belief. Mr Bischof married Miss Lena Link, October 15, 1885, and they have five children.
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BISCHOF, Julius, meat inspector in the employ of the United States Government, residence 316 North Illinois Street, Belleville, was born in Belleville, Ill, a son of Jacob B and Margaret Vetter Bischof, was educated in the public schools of his native city and learned the meat business with his father. After the completion of his course in the public schools he spent one year in the Jones Commercial College in St Louis, graduating therefrom on April 13, 1879. For about twenty years until 1906 he kept a market at 316 North Illinois Street. In 1906 he was made Inspector of Meat by the general Government and assigned to duty at Cincinnati, Ohio. He is a Republican in political faith and a Catholic in religious belief. Mr Bischof married Miss Lena Link, October 15, 1885, and they have five children.
Requiescat in pace!
From the Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of St Clair County (Chicago: Munsell, 1907):
BISCHOF, Julius, meat inspector in the employ of the United States Government, residence 316 North Illinois Street, Belleville, was born in Belleville, Ill, a son of Jacob B and Margaret Vetter Bischof, was educated in the public schools of his native city and learned the meat business with his father. After the completion of his course in the public schools he spent one year in the Jones Commercial College in St Louis, graduating therefrom on April 13, 1879. For about twenty years until 1906 he kept a market at 316 North Illinois Street. In 1906 he was made Inspector of Meat by the general Government and assigned to duty at Cincinnati, Ohio. He is a Republican in political faith and a Catholic in religious belief. Mr Bischof married Miss Lena Link, October 15, 1885, and they have five children.
Requiescat in pace!
BISCHOF, Julius, meat inspector in the employ of the United States Government, residence 316 North Illinois Street, Belleville, was born in Belleville, Ill, a son of Jacob B and Margaret Vetter Bischof, was educated in the public schools of his native city and learned the meat business with his father. After the completion of his course in the public schools he spent one year in the Jones Commercial College in St Louis, graduating therefrom on April 13, 1879. For about twenty years until 1906 he kept a market at 316 North Illinois Street. In 1906 he was made Inspector of Meat by the general Government and assigned to duty at Cincinnati, Ohio. He is a Republican in political faith and a Catholic in religious belief. Mr Bischof married Miss Lena Link, October 15, 1885, and they have five children.
Requiescat in pace!
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