It’s a name deeply rooted in Milwaukee’s history — Brumder — though it may not be as instantly recognizable as the city’s beer barons. George Brumder was a German-language publisher and printing magnate, based in Milwaukee in the early 1900s.  His publications reached a large audience of first-generation German Americans, and his companies quickly grew,

It’s a name deeply rooted in Milwaukee’s history — Brumder — though it may not be as instantly recognizable as the city’s beer barons. George Brumder was a German-language publisher and printing magnate, based in Milwaukee in the early 1900s. His publications reached a large audience of first-generation German Americans, and his companies quickly grew,

It’s a name deeply rooted in Milwaukee’s history — Brumder — though it may not be as instantly recognizable as the city’s beer barons. George Brumder was a German-language publisher and printing magnate, based in Milwaukee in the early 1900s. &nbsp;His publications reached a large audience of first-generation German Americans, and his companies quickly grew,

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