Roy Choate Builds a Life on Energy and Mechanical Skill
The profile follows Roy E. Choate founder of LaPlant Choate Manufacturing through his early love of engines in Marshalltown to leading a company that developed dump wagons then bulldozers and earthmoving machines. It notes his WWI service, family, farm life, and pride in war effort contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Choate
Elemere
LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Roy Choate
Marshalltown
Edward Choate
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
John Choate
George
E. W. LaPlant
Choate
Minneapolis
Central High School
University of Minnesota
Quaker Oats
Heather Lumber Company
McKinley Avenue SE
Opportunity
Ryan
Dubuque
la- Plant-Choate
Wichita Falls
Texas
Lexington
Minia
Mike Monday
Army
LaPlant- Choate Company
Minnie Harding
Iowa City
Patsy
Golden Canary
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce, Elks Club
LaPlant-Choate
McKinley High School
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Frank T. Nye
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
LaPlant- Choate Manufacturing Company, Inc
North Western
First Avenue
McKinley Street
Kenwood
Red Hopkins
Kentucky
Roy Elemere Choate
Dixie Highways
Mike
Curly
Honey
Minnie
Nelle Fish
Son In Marines
John Harding Choate
Marines
San Diego
Pacific Coast States
LaPlant-Choate Co
Vince Connor
Ainshed-Mason Co
Detroit
Michigan
Eby
Concrete Materials and Construction CO
Laplant-Choate Manufacturing Company, Inc
Army-Navy
American Mineral Spirits Company
Chicago
Krebs
Ebay
Battle Cry
United Nations
Rockford
Bolt & Steel
Illinois
McMaster-Carr Supply CO
W. Lake ST
America
Uncle Sam
Brown & Bigelow
ST. Paul
Minnesota
LaPlant-Choate Mfg. Co., Inc
Army and Navy