bona allen company造句

• The Bona Allen Company received special acclaim in the 1950s for production of its classic saddles.
• Bonaparte opened the Bona Allen Company at the age of 27 and operated it as a tannery and leather goods shop.
• The Bona Allen Company continued to expand and soon was selling groceries and dried goods in addition to its leather products.
• Under his management, the Bona Allen Company produced some of the finest hand-tooled saddles and bridles ever made, including a silver-studded special order saddle for Roy Rogers.
• After the Great Depression the use of horses for farming decreased and tractors took their place, and the Bona Allen Company steadily downsized until the tannery was eventually sold to the Tandy Corporation in 1968.
• At the fair, The Bona Allen Company provided several jobs as well as entertainment; it sponsored many sports events and teams such as basketball, football, and the Bona Allen Company's own baseball team.
• At the fair, The Bona Allen Company provided several jobs as well as entertainment; it sponsored many sports events and teams such as basketball, football, and the Bona Allen Company's own baseball team.
• The city's leather industry, led by the Bona Allen Company, as well as its location as a railway stop, caused the population to expand during the early 1900s until after the Great Depression had ended.
• The Bona Allen Company thrived during the Great Depression in the 1930s, likely as a result of the Depression forcing farmers to choose horses over expensive tractors, thereby increasing the demand for saddles, collars, bridles, and other leather products.
• In 1932, the Bona Allen Company hit the peak of its employment : 2, 200 people worked there until rough times hit in 1943, when it closed its horse collar factory, shoe and chrome tannery dropping its total employee headcount to 500.
• While Tandy Corp . continued operations for a few years under the Bona Allen name, after the devastating tannery fire in December 1981, they chose not to rebuild, and the last of the Bona Allen Company's 160 employees were let go.